Author(s): Urbina, Oscar ; Teixeira, Elisabete Rodrigues ; Sousa, Helder ; Campos, José C.
Date: 2021
Persistent ID: https://hdl.handle.net/1822/77896
Origin: RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
Subject(s): Risk management models; Risk analysis; Critical Infrastructures; Criticality Ranking; Criticality Index; Fire risks; Bayesian Probabilistic Networks
One of the most important prerequisites for the critical Infrastructure's risk management is the study of the collateral effects between different critical Infrastructures (CI) to obtain a critical index that indicates which CI requires more effort in terms of budget and studies, i.e., ranking the criticality of the Infrastructures. Therefore, this article presents a brief literature review of the state of the art that was conducted regarding the methodologies and models for the critical infrastructure's risk management and the importance of categorizing its level of risk and the criticality of each infrastructure. This paper consists of three main parts i) A short introduction on the background and importance of this study; ii) a brief display and explanation of the inspected methodologies for risk management and the quantification of the criticality of CI; iii) implementation of the selected methodologies applied on a case study situated in the north of Portugal applied to Fire Risk.
