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Professor Willy Aspinall
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Bamber, JL, Oppenheimer, M, Kopp, RE, Aspinall, WP & Cooke, RM, 2019, Ice sheet contributions to future sea-level rise from structured expert judgment . Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America , vol 166., pp. 11195-11200
Cashman, NR, Tyshenko, MG, Cheung, R, Aspinall, W, Wong, M & Krewski, D, 2019, Prion disease risk uncertainties associated with urine-derived and recombinant fertility drugs . International Journal of Risk Assessment and Management , vol 22., pp. 109-127
Barons, MJ & Aspinall, W, 2019, Anticipated impacts of Brexit scenarios on UK food prices using structured expert judgement: implications for policies on poverty and health . arXiv .
Aspinall, W & Woo, G, 2019, Counterfactual Analysis of Runaway Volcanic Explosions . Frontiers in Earth Science , vol 7.
Hincks, T, Aspinall, W, Cooke, R & Gernon, T, 2018, Oklahoma’s induced seismicity strongly linked to wastewater injection depth . Science , vol 359., pp. 1251-1255
Christophersen, A, Deligne, NI, Hanea, AM, Chardot, L, Fournier, N & Aspinall, WP, 2018, Bayesian Network Modeling and Expert Elicitation for Probabilistic Eruption Forecasting: Pilot Study for Whakaari/White Island, New Zealand . Frontiers in Earth Science , vol 6.
Beven, KJ, Almeida, S, Aspinall, WP, Bates, PD, Blazkova, S, Borgomeo, E, Freer, J, Goda, K, Hall, JW, Phillips, JC, Simpson, M, Smith, PJ, Stephenson, DB, Wagener, T, Watson, M & Wilkins, KL, 2018, Epistemic uncertainties and natural hazard risk assessment - Part 1: A review of different natural hazard areas . Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences , vol 18., pp. 2741-2768
Quigley, J, Colson, A, Aspinall, W & Cooke, RM, 2018, Elicitation in the classical model . in: International Series in Operations Research and Management Science . Springer, New York, NY, pp. 15-36
Bamber, J, Oppenheimer, M, Kopp, R, Cooke, R & Aspinall, W, 2018, Ice sheet contributions to future sea level rise from a structured expert judgement approach .
Beven, K, Almeida, SM, Aspinall, W, Bates, P, Blazkova, S, Borgomeo, E, Goda, K, Phillips, J, Simpson, M, Smith, P, Stephenson, D, Wagener, T, Watson, M & Wilkins, K, 2018, Epistemic uncertainties and natural hazard risk assessment - Part 2: Different natural hazard areas . Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences , vol 18., pp. 2769-2783
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