Climate Change and Safety in High-Risk Industries
Bieder, Corinne, Grote, Gudela, Weyer, Johannes
- 出版商: Springer
- 出版日期: 2024-05-16
- 售價: $2,190
- 貴賓價: 9.5 折 $2,081
- 語言: 英文
- 頁數: 98
- 裝訂: Quality Paper - also called trade paper
- ISBN: 3031569946
- ISBN-13: 9783031569944
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商品描述
This open access book directs attention to the safety implications of disruptive, sustainability-driven changes in sociotechnical systems resulting from climate-change considerations in high-risk industries. It addresses not only the dismantling of currently prevalent systems and structures and the achievement of a stable future state but also the management of processes for establishing new practices in a safe and reliable manner without undue interruption of important functions and services.
Leading scholars from various fields of research have contributed to this brief by analyzing case studies as well as through conceptual and methodological work. They propose strategies for coping with new kinds of risk at local and organizational levels. The oil and gas and nuclear industries are two cases investigated here. They present a challenging mixture of continuity and disruption and require strategies for coping with safety and sustainability issues at the same time. Innovativemethods such as real-world experimentation and computer-based simulation are discussed as means of investigating the issues at stake.
Climate Change and Safety in High-Risk Industries brings together critical appraisals of the challenges that will be faced by industry, regulatory bodies and decision-makers in coming decades. It analyzes whether safety and sustainability are accurately thought of as competing imperatives or, rather, offer possibilities for a more cooperative approach to the necessary adaptations in our modes of production and consumption.
商品描述(中文翻譯)
這本開放存取的書籍將注意力集中在氣候變化考量下，可持續發展驅動的社會技術系統中，高風險產業所面臨的安全影響。它不僅討論目前普遍系統和結構的拆除以及實現穩定未來狀態，還討論了在不過度中斷重要功能和服務的情況下，以安全可靠的方式建立新實踐的管理過程。
來自各個研究領域的領先學者通過分析案例研究以及概念和方法論工作，為這本簡報做出了貢獻。他們提出了應對地方和組織層面新風險的策略。石油和天然氣以及核能產業是本書所調查的兩個案例。它們呈現了連續性和中斷的挑戰性組合，需要應對安全和可持續性問題的策略。討論了現實世界實驗和基於計算機的模擬等創新方法，作為調查相關問題的手段。
《氣候變化與高風險產業的安全》匯集了對未來幾十年內工業、監管機構和決策者將面臨的挑戰的批判性評估。它分析了安全和可持續性是否準確地被認為是競爭性的必要條件，或者是否提供了一種更合作的方式來適應我們的生產和消費模式的必要調整的可能性。
作者簡介
Corinne Bieder is Head of the Safety management research program at ENAC (the French Civil Aviation University). She has worked and conducted research in safety management in a variety of high-risk industries for many years. She has published a number of papers and books on safety management and is a member of the international NeTWork think tank addressing safety from a multidisciplinary perspective, as well as of the strategic analysis group FonCSI (Foundation for an Industrial Safety Culture).
Gudela Grote is Professor of Work and Organizational Psychology at the Department of Management, Technology, and Economics, ETH Zürich. Her research addresses questions of organizational safety management and socio-technical system design, on which she has also consulted with companies such as Swiss Re and the Swiss railways. She has been Associated Editor of Safety Science and currently is member of the Swiss National Research Council and thescientific advisory board of the German Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.
Johannes Weyer holds Senior Professorship in Sustainable Mobility at the Department of Social Sciences of TU Dortmund. His areas of research are human-machine interaction, governance of complex systems, agent-based modeling and sustainable transformations, especially in the area of urban transportation. He is member of the German Academy of Science and Engineering.
作者簡介(中文翻譯)
Corinne Bieder是法國民航大學（ENAC）安全管理研究計劃的負責人。她多年來在各種高風險行業中工作和進行安全管理研究。她發表了許多關於安全管理的論文和書籍，並且是國際多學科安全思維智庫NeTWork的成員，以及戰略分析組織FonCSI（工業安全文化基金會）的成員。
Gudela Grote是瑞士蘇黎世聯邦理工學院（ETH Zürich）管理、技術和經濟學系的工作和組織心理學教授。她的研究涉及組織安全管理和社會技術系統設計的問題，並曾與瑞士再保險和瑞士鐵路等公司進行諮詢。她曾擔任《安全科學》的副編輯，目前是瑞士國家研究委員會和德國職業安全與健康聯邦研究所的科學顧問委員會成員。
Johannes Weyer是多特蒙德工業大學社會科學系可持續交通的高級教授。他的研究領域包括人機交互、複雜系統治理、基於代理的建模和可持續轉型，尤其是城市交通領域。他是德國科學與工程學院的成員。
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