3. Models implemented: MADS

3.1 MADS description

The MADS model (Méthodologie de dysfonctionnement des systèmes, figure 3 ), also known as the Universe of Danger, is a tool initially designed for teaching purposes, to help build and understand the problem of risk analysis. It is based on the principles of systems modeling developed by Jean-Louis Le Moigne in "La Théorie du Système général" .

The hazard universe is made up of two interacting systems - the hazard source...

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References

(1) - LE MOIGNE (J.L.) - Théorie du Système Général, théorie de la modélisation. - Éd. PUF, Paris (4e édition) (1994).
(2) - Actes des colloques cindyniques. - Institut Européen de Cindyniques (1992), (1994), (1996).
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