| Conference Esrel 2005: Organizer of the European Safety and Reliability Conference (ESREL). Includes conference information, history, mission, publications and contact information. |
| IAEA: Safety Assessment Section: Involved in the establishment of safety standards for accident prevention and migration in nuclear power plants, and in the application of these standards. |
| International Association for Probabilistic Safety Assessment and Management: Organizer of the PSAM conferences. Includes association information, history, mission, FAQ and contact information. |
| NEA: Workshop on Fire Probabilistic Safety Assessment: Discusses recent developments in Fire Probabilistic Safety Assessment. |
| OECD: Common Cause Failure Data Exchange (ICDE) Project: Joint research program about common cause failure(CCF) mechanisms in nuclear power plants. |
| Probabilistic Safety Assessment: Overview of the objectives, principles, approaches, limitations of Probabilisitc Safety Assessment applied to nuclear safety. |
| PSA Glossary: Glossary by the Nuclear Engineering department of the Bogazici University, Turkey. Includes numerous terms, definitions and concepts. |
| PSAM 8: International Conference on Probabilistic Safety Assessment (PSA) and Management. Held in New Orleans, Louisiana on May 14-19, 2006. Includes program, abstracts and registration data. |
| Risk Analysis Methodologies: Detailed review of several risk analysis methodologies. Includes qualitative, tree based and dynamic techniques. |
| Status of Ignalina's Safety Analysis Reports: Summary of the safety report for the Ignalina power plant in Lithuania. Discusses its Core Damage Frequency (CDF) and other probabilistic and deterministic insights. |
| STUK: Probabilistic Safety Analysis in Safety Management of Nuclear Power Plants: Publication from the Finish Nuclear Regulatory Commission (STUK) describing the basics, requirements and processes of probabilistic safety assessments. |
| Technique for Human Reliability Analysis (THERP): Explains the basics of the THERP methodology to quantify Human Error Probability (HEP). Includes short examples. |
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