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Society For Risk Analysis Annual Meeting 2010

Risk Analysis in Action

Session List


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Sunday



Monday

M2-A10:30-12:00Symposium: Analysis and the Policy Process
M2-B10:30-12:00Symposium: Decision Support Methods for Nanomaterial Risk Assessment and Risk Management P.I
M2-C10:30-12:00 Energy Futures
M2-D10:30-12:00Symposium: Biologically-Based Dose Response Models-Cancer
M2-E10:30-12:00Symposium: Challenges & Opportunities at the Infra-Envi Nexus
M2-F10:30-12:00Evolving Technologies for Risk Communication
M2-G10:30-12:00Poster Platform: QMRA Applied to Food Safety
M2-H10:30-12:00Symposium: Plausibility and Risk
M2-I10:30-12:00Symposium: Approaches to Modeling Adaptive Adversaries for Risk Analysis
M3-A1:30-3:00Symposium: Thirty Years After the Benzene Decision: When will Risk Assessment Benefit Workers? Part 1
M3-B1:30-3:00Symposium: Decision Support Methods for Nanomaterial Risk Assessment and Risk Management P.II
M3-C1:30-3:00Industry Safety and Release Responsibilities
M3-D1:30-3:00Symposium: Salmonella in Low Moisture Foods: Understanding & Quantifying
M3-E1:30-3:00Symposium: Reconstruction of Exposure & Dose
M3-F1:30-3:00Engaging the Public-Progress and Prespectives
M3-G1:30-3:00Professional Development Roundtable for Students and Young Professionals
M3-H1:30-3:00Poster Platform: Decision Analysis Current State and Energy Ideas
M3-I1:30-3:00Symposium: Modeling Developmental Toxicity Data
M4-A3:30-5:00Symposium: Thirty Years After the Benzene Decision: When will Risk Assessment Benefit Workers?Pt 2
M4-B3:30-5:00Ecological Risk Analysis In Action P.I
M4-C3:30-5:00Theoretical constructs in risk: Trust and uncertainity
M4-D3:30-5:00Symposium: Advances in Estimation of Risk from Foodbourne Illness
M4-E3:30-5:00Symposium: Risk Analysis of System Independences
M4-F3:30-5:00Risk governance and climate change
M4-G3:30-5:00Symposium: Evaluating PBPK Models for Use in Risk Assessment
M4-H3:30-3:00Symposium: Value of Information: What Has Been Done?
M4-I3:30-5:00Adaptive Adversary Risk Analysis, Resource Allocation, and Intelligence Optimization
Poster Session



Tuesday

T2-A10:30-12:00Symposium: Health Assessment, a Powerful Tool for Policy Matters, Who Needs it? How Should it be Used?
T2-B10:30-12:00Symposium: Food Applications of Engineered Nanomaterials P.I
T2-C10:30 - 12:00Households and Farms: Drinking Water and Soil
T2-D10:30-12:00Symposium: QMRA's of Salmonella in Pork
T2-E10:30-12:00Response to Natural Disaster
T2-F10:30-12:00Symposium: Communicating Evidence for Risk Characterization
T2-G10:30-12:00Novel Approaches in Dose Response
T2-H10:30-12:00Symposium: Emerging Contaminants: Implementing Solutions
T2-I10:30-12:00Symposium: Innovations in Benefit Cost Analysis
T3-A1:30-3:00International Approaches to Risk
T3-B1:30-3:00Symposium: Food Applications of Engineered Nanomaterials P.II
T3-C1:30-3:00Examining risk perception and communication in the context of aquatic environments
T3-D1:30-3:00Special Methods Applied to Public Health
T3-E1:30-3:00Issues in Critical Infra
T3-F1:30-3:00Assessment, Communication and Perception of Nanotechnology
T3-G1:30-3:00Symposium: Beyond Science and Decisions
T3-H1:30-3:00Crashes, Wrecks, & Emergencies P.I
T3-I1:30-3:00Symposium: All-Hazards Risk Analysis and Other Recent Advances in Homeland Security Risk Management
T4-A3:30-5:00Symposium: Emerging Technologies: Dealing with Uncertainty in Risk Policy
T4-B3:30-5:00Symposium: Current Perspectives on Silver Nanomaterial Risk Assessment and Risk Management
T4-C3:30-5:00Dimensions of risk during extreme events
T4-D3:30-5:00Symposium: Approaches Used to Understand and Assess Food
T4-E3:30-5:00Applications of Exposure Modeling
T4-F3:30-5:00Risk perception, gender and behavior
T4-G3:30-5:00Future of Risk Assessment
T4-H3:30-5:00Crashes, Wrecks, & Emergencies P.II
T4-I3:30-5:00Symposium: The DHS Integrated Risk Management Framework



Wednesday

W1-A8:00-9:30Symposium: TSCA Modernization: Lessons Within REACH
W1-B8:00-9:30Symposium: Mercury Selenium & Millions of Birds at the Great Salt Lake
W1-C8:00-9:30Symposium: Risk Communication in the Wild: How Do We Know When We Have Succeeded?
W1-D8:00-9:30Challenges in Policy Analysis
W1-E8:00-9:30Exposure Assessment: Bugs, Drugs, and Metals
W1-F8:00-9:30Poster Platform: Microbial Path and Food Safety
W1-G8:00-9:30Symposium Roundtable: The New EPA Regulatory Approach to Drinking Water
W1-H8:00-9:30Elicitation, Communication, Participation
W1-I8:00-9:30Symposium: Understanding and Managing Public Response to Terrorism and Natural Disasters
W2-A10:00-11:30Symposium: Contaminants in Water: Risk Assessment Challenge Ahead
W2-B10:00-11:30Ecological Risk Analysis in Action II
W2-D10:00-11:30Symposium: Biologics and Devices & Public Health
W2-E10:00-11:30Symposium: Infrastructure & Network Risk Analysis
W2-F10:00-11:30Perspectives on risk communication and perception in the health industry
W2-G10:00-11:30Probabilistic Risk Issues
W2-H10:00-11:30Mental Models, Psychology and Biology
W2-I10:00-11:30Symposium: Intergrating quantative and qualitive approaches to achieve resource and security objectives in the US Dept. of Defense
W3-A1:30-3:00Symposium: Methodologies for Global Catastrophic Risk Assessment
W3-B1:30-3:00Nano Risk Perception: Views from experts, the public and the media
W3-C1:30-3:00The role of message framing and trust in communicating health risk
W3-D1:30-3:00Symposium: Sustainability of Biofuels: Data Need to Support Environmental & Public Health Perspective
W3-E1:30-3:00Symposium: Oil Spill Exposures
W3-F1:30-3:00SARF (Social Amplification of Risk Framework): Applications and Adjustments
W3-G1:30-3:00Analysis of Infectious Agents
W3-H1:30-3:00Public, Animal & Occupational Health
W3-I3:30-5:00Food Safety and Sustainability
W4-A3:30-5:00Symposium: Climate Change and Global Catastrophic Risk
W4-B3:30-5:00Symposium: Nothing New About Nano? Making Interdisciplinary Advances in Risk Perception Research
W4-C3:30-5:00Risk and Engineering Systems
W4-D3:30-5:00Symposium: Microbial Risk Assessment Guidelines
W4-E3:30-5:00All Routes of Exposure
W4-F3:30-5:00Risk Assessment of Inhaled Hazards
W4-G3:30-5:00Risk in the World
W4-H3:30-5:00Humans, Agents, and Models
W4-I3:30-5:00Symposium: Mercury Exposure and Health Effect Reference Values