The work with integration of human and organizational aspects into quantitative operational risk analysis for fixed and floating offshore installations and shuttle tankers started in the mid 1990s, and a number of research projects has been managed in this field, with government and private funding, with a total budget of more than 30 million NOK.
The latest step is through the MIRMAP NFR project and the RISCOPS initiative, with the on-line risk analysis approach for improved detection and operations advice.
Papers:
| Aven, Sklet, and Vinnem (2006) | "Barrier and operational risk analysis of hydrocarbon releases (BORA-Release); Part I Method description"
Journal of Hazardous Materials, A137, 681-691 |
| Sklet, Vinnem and Aven (2006) | "Barrier and operational risk analysis of hydrocarbon releases (BORA-Release); Part II Results from a case study"
Journal of Hazardous Materials, A137, 692-708 |
| Aven, Hauge, Sklet and Vinnem (2006) | "Methodology for incorporating human and organizational factors in risk analyses for offshore installations"
Int. J. of Materials & Structural Reliability, 4, 1-14 |
| Vinnem, Seljelid, Haugen, Sklet, and Aven (2009) | "Generalized methodology for operational risk analysis of offshore installations"
Proc. IMechE, Part O: J. Risk and Reliability, 223(O1), 87-97 |
| Skogdalen, Vinnem (2011) | "Quantitative risk analysis offshore-Human and organizational factors", Reliability Engineering & System Safety, 96, 468–479. |
| Skogdalen, Vinnem (2011) | "Combining precursor incidents investigations and QRA in oil and gas industry", Reliability Engineering & System Safety, 101, pp. 48-58 |
| Vinnem, Bye, Gran, Kongsvik, Nyheim, Okstad, Seljelid & Vatn (2012) | "Risk modelling of maintenance work on major process equipment on offshore petroleum installations", Loss Prevention in the Process Industries 25/2, pp 274-292 |
| Gran, Bye, Nyheim, Okstad, Seljelid, Sklet, Vatn, Vinnem (2012). | "Evaluation of the risk model of maintenance work on major process equipment on offshore petroleum installations", Loss Prevention in the Process Industries, 25/3, pp. 582–593 |
