Safety & Reliability is published 4 times a year (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter) and contains articles of interest to the society’s members.

The Publication Schedule for early 2012 is as follows:

Volume Number	Copy Deadline	Target Distribution	Theme
32.1	2nd  January 2012	20th February 2012	Open
32.2	2nd April 2012	21st May 2012	Open
32.3	2nd July 2012	20th August 2012	Open
32.4	1st October 2012	19th November 2012	Open
33.1	31st December 2012	18th February 2013	Open
33.2	1st April 2013	20th May 2013	Open
33.3	1st July 2013	19th August 2013	Open
33.4	30 th September 2013	18th November 2013	Open

 

Please telephone (0161 918 6663) or email the office to book space or for more information.

Articles for publication should be sent to the society and conform to the submission guidelines.

Editorial Board

Richard Denning (Editor), MOD, Bristol

David Clarke, Rolls Royce, Derby

David J Smith, Technis, Tonbridge

Harry Hopkins, H H Risk Ltd, Solihull

Nigel Locke, Consultant, Bath

Brian Martin, BNFL, Warrington

Erto Pasquale, University of Naples, Italy

Jin Wang, John Moores University, Liverpool

Barry Whittingham, Key Risk Management Ltd, Grantham

Popular Journal Papers

Following a poll of Council Members as to which Journal papers were most useful to them, the list below was compiled. Look out on the website at www.sars.org.uk for these papers in the near future as we intend to publish them online as an example of the contents of our Journals. If you have any personal favourites, please let us know and we will try to include them.

Volume 21, No 1: Principles Of Modelling

Volume 21, No 1 Improvements In The Relative Accuracy Of Reliability Assessment Based On The Use Of Field Data

Volume 22, No 1: How to Argue and Succeed – Progressive Assurance of R&M and the R&MCase

Volume 23, No 4 Risk Based Decision Making

Volume 24, No 1 Innovative use of Existing R&M Tools

Volume 25, No 2 The Inclusion of Violation in Risk Models

Volume 26 No 1 Bayesian Modelling to Enable Decision Making in Ship Escape

Volume 26, No 2 Pitfalls in the application of human reliability data

Volume 26 No 3 The Future for Safety & Environmental Management