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Probability and statistics for risk, catastrophe and exposure modelling, composite indicators

Department of Quantitative Risk Analysis

The quantitative core: a rate becomes a return period, a return period becomes a lifetime probability, an event set becomes an exceedance curve, and every step carries an error that can be computed.

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Department of Quantitative Risk Analysis: 1 department and 5 disciplines, drawn as uncertainty bands. 0 disciplines with open courses; primary courses 0 open, 7 in preparation and 2 approved for authoring. 01 Department of Quantitative Risk Analysis: Quantitative risk analysis and statistics (0 open, 4 in preparation, 2 approved); Catastrophe, exposure and vulnerability modelling (0 open, 2 in preparation, 0 approved); Risk indicators and composite indices (0 open, 1 in preparation, 0 approved); Probabilistic forecasting and verification (0 open, 0 in preparation, 0 approved); AI and machine learning for risk analysis (0 open, 0 in preparation, 0 approved).
Quantitative Risk Analysis: its disciplines and courses. Drawn as uncertainty bands.
  • Open, 0
  • In preparation, 7
  • Approved for authoring, 2
From the Academy atlas and the curriculum: primary courses only; numbers mark departments.
Twin builder and simulatorThe central Apennines: L'Aquila, Amatrice and Norcia4 twin generators, 8 layers, 4 instruments
disciplines
5
courses open now, 7 in preparation
0
reference earthquakes, M6.2 to M6.6
3

Twin figures for the central Apennines: L'Aquila, Amatrice and Norcia, counted from its layers at their stated dates.

Twin builder and simulator.

For Department of Quantitative Risk Analysis: the faculty's twin of L'Aquila on the planet map, the globe and in 3D. Pick a generator, switch layers, run the instruments; every layer prints its provider and date.

The central Apennines: L'Aquila, Amatrice and Norcia: a flat plan of the faculty twin. Terrain 24 to 2,805 m; 3 reference earthquakes, M6.2 to M6.6; Earthquakes M4.5 and above, past week (live): live, loads in the twin; USGS ShakeMap intensity contours: live, loads in the twin. Contours every 500 metres from the elevation grid; reference earthquakes as marks.
The central Apennines: L'Aquila, Amatrice and Norcia, Italy. Flat plan of the same data: relief, the three reference epicentres with magnitude and depth, and the numbers below; the sampler's figure shows one precomputed field with its parameters. The 3D twin opens on devices with WebGL once its data and library have been checked.
  • Terrain 24 to 2,805 m
  • 3 reference earthquakes, M6.2 to M6.6
  • Earthquakes M4.5 and above, past week (live): live, loads in the twin
  • USGS ShakeMap intensity contours: live, loads in the twin
Credits and dates per layer are listed under the stage. Relief in the twin is exaggerated ×1.5 for legibility.

Drag to move, right drag or Shift with a drag to turn and tilt, Ctrl with the wheel to zoom. Keyboard: arrows move, Shift with arrows turn and tilt, + and - zoom, 0 resets, V steps through the views, Escape clears.

Flat plan of the same data: relief, the three reference epicentres with magnitude and depth, and the numbers below; the sampler's figure shows one precomputed field with its parameters. The 3D twin opens on devices with WebGL once its data and library have been checked.

The map loads from this site as it nears the view (MapLibre 6.9.1, checked by hash).

What the department studies.

The department teaches maximum-likelihood fitting with standard errors on the Gutenberg-Richter relation, Poisson occurrence after Cornell (1968), Monte Carlo simulation with its sampling error on the hexagonal cells of the Apennine twin, the hazard, exposure and vulnerability components of a catastrophe model, and the construction and sensitivity analysis of composite indicators after the OECD and JRC handbook, with INFORM as the worked example. A graduate can fit, sample and aggregate, and state the uncertainty of each result.

Department of Quantitative Risk Analysis is a department of Faculty of Risk Science and Methods with 5 disciplines. 0 of the 7 courses with their primary discipline here are open for enrolment now; 7 are in preparation.

5 disciplines.

A mark is one primary course, filled when it is open.

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Quantitative risk analysis and statistics, Catastrophe, exposure and vulnerability modelling, Risk indicators and composite indices, Probabilistic forecasting and verification, AI and machine learning for risk analysis

0 open, 7 in preparation.

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