Catastrophe Risk Classification is a risk classification framework that specifically categorizes low-probability, high-impact events according to their potential for widespread harm to systems, societies, or environments, distinguishing it from broader risk classification approaches by its focus on extreme-tail consequences and systemic disruption.
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Catastrophe theory selected papers 1972–1977
D. Ter Haar · Trends in Neurosciences · 1978 · 171 citations
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Gulf University for Science & Technology
Kuwait City, Kuwait
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Center for Theoretical Physics
Warsaw, Poland
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University of Oxford
Oxford, United Kingdom
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Tennessee State University
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Dalhousie University
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Bozeman, United States
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Graphic Era University
Dehradun, India
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Chandigarh, India
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