A quantitative analysis method based on network evolution for risk factors of safety production in chemical enterprises

Nature·Mar 10

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A quantitative analysis method has been developed to assess risk factors related to safety production in chemical enterprises. The method is based on network evolution, suggesting a dynamic approach to evaluating safety risks. The specifics of the method and its potential applications are not detailed in available reports.

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