ORGANIZATION OF MONITORING AND OPTIMAL PREVENTIVE MEASURES OF A TRANSPORT ACCIDENT WITH THE SPECIFIED DEPENDABILITY LEVEL
https://doi.org/10.21683/1729-2646-2013-0-4-137-161
Abstract
The probability of a transport accident significantly depends on various factors and groups of factors. The paper investigates the economic expedience of monitoring a random factor and transport accident prevention. Several criteria for utility evaluation of monitoring and prevention for various strategies to minimize an accident risk are offered. The paper also presents an example of using these results in a train makeup.
About the Authors
A. I. Kibzun
Moscow Aviation Institute
Russian Federation
Doctor of physics and mathematics, professor, vice president of Consortium of aerospace institutes of Russia, Head of chair
Russian Federation
Doctor of physics and mathematics, professor, vice president of Consortium of aerospace institutes of Russia, Head of chair
A. N. Ignatov
Moscow Aviation Institute
Russian Federation
Student
Russian Federation
Student
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Kibzun A.I., Ignatov A.N. ORGANIZATION OF MONITORING AND OPTIMAL PREVENTIVE MEASURES OF A TRANSPORT ACCIDENT WITH THE SPECIFIED DEPENDABILITY LEVEL. Dependability. 2013;(4):137-161. https://doi.org/10.21683/1729-2646-2013-0-4-137-161
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