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Crowdsourcing and multi-disciplinary risk assessment? »
Crowdsourcing and multi-disciplinary risk assessment?
Crowdsourcing and multi-disciplinary risk assessment?☜Many risk researchers see a need to improve the theory and practice of risk management, and policy organisations want alternatives to traditional practices like consulting expert opinion and resolving issues through public policy and debate. Can a suitable methodology be found to crowdsource, i.e. harness the power of a large and diverse group of people using the power of the internet, risk assessments? What are the potential upsides; where do the pitfalls appear and can these be avoided?☜F1CEB7
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Against the Proposition☜Arguments against the proposition that crowdsourcing can facilitate multi-disciplinary risk assessment. ☜59C6EF
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Statistical methods, and their limitations, are well established »
Statistical methods, and their limitations, are well established
Statistical methods, and their limitations, are well established☜Statistical and other formal techniques for risk assessment are well established and their limitations are well understood. How would a crowd sourcing approach produce better results?☜98CE71
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Statistical methods tell you how to interpret empirical data »
Statistical methods tell you how to interpret empirical data
Statistical methods tell you how to interpret empirical data☜But statistics alone are not enough. A scientist must still form hypotheses that can account for the interpretation of the empirical data.☜98CE71
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