Quantification of a Safety Target for an Underground CNG Bus Terminal in Stockholm
It is proposed that a safety target can be quantified using risk acceptance criteria expressed in terms of individual and societal risk. A dilemma arises both in the land-use planning process and building design process when evaluating whether the safety of such a bus terminal is sufficient.
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