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Tells HM Passport Office staff how to use a balance of probabilities when dealing with passport applications.
This project mapped the dependencies between environmental events to find ways of using joint probabilities of them happening when designing flood defences.
Conditional crude probabilities of death, split by cancer and non-cancer causes, for adult cancer patients diagnosed between 2014 to 2018.
Significant reductions in populations of tsetse in parts of Zimbabwe have been attributed to increases in temperature over recent decades
This paper offers insights into factors affecting the control or eradication of tsetse populations
Probability distributions describing the occurrence of D-day annual minima flow events have been determined for twenty-five British rivers having long, stable and natural flow records.
Review considering how best to manage high impact low probability risks.
This project explored ways of communicating risk in areas with low probabilities of flooding by reviewing approaches from the UK and abroad.
A Bayesian modelling approach
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Advises how to take account of and address the risks associated with flooding and coastal change in the planning process.
This study explored the best of communicating flood risk forecasts involving a probability calculation for various types of audience.
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