Does the safety report provide, or reference accessible sources for, the predictive models adopted, including the underlying science?
The safety report should provide information on the methods and models used to predict the consequences of major accidents. If a well known computer program such as PHAST has been used, then only details of the input data and the version number are required. If an in-house computer program is used to calculate the consequences of accidents, then the physics on which the predictions are based should be described or reference made to a published article.
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- Does the safety report provide, or reference accessible sources for, the predictive models adopted, including the underlying science?
- Does the safety report outline the principal features of the mathematical models used in the consequence analysis?
- How would use of the predictive models differ from the current way of assessing swimming safety?
