Guidelines for quantitative risk assessment
This report documents the methods to calculate the risks due to dangerous substances in the Netherlands using the models and data available. Calculation of the risks relates, on the one hand, to stationary installations and, on the other, to transport and related activities. The report consists of two parts.
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