Stand hazard rating for central Idaho forests /

"March 1996."

A hazard of new fortunes,

Mode of access: Internet.

Long-range planning for developed sites in the Pacific Northwest : the context of hazard tree management /

"FPM-TP039-92."

Demilitarization procedures for FSC 5180, concealed personnel detector tool kit; FSC 6665, hazard detecting instruments and apparatus; and FSC 6910, training sets.

"October 1979."

Health hazard evaluation report HETA 89-137-2005 : Eagle Convex Glass Company, Clarksburg, West Virginia /

"January 1990."

Health hazard evaluation report HETA 89-307-2009 : Perdue Farms, Inc., Lewiston, North Carolina, Robersonville, North Carolina.

"February 1990."

Health hazard evaluation report HETA 90-390-2065, MHETA 86-012-2065 : R.T. Vanderbilt Company, Gouverneur, New York /

Cover title.

List of Inspected Mechanical Appliances; this List, a List of Appliances Inspected for Accident Hazard and a List of Inspected Electrical Appliances

Mode of access: Internet.

Nonnuclear industrial hazardous waste : classifying for hazard management.

S/N 052-003-00859-9

Hazard analysis of aluminum wiring /

"NIIC-0600-75-H006."

Hazard maps help save lives and property /

Mode of access: Internet.

Capital market equilibrium with moral hazard and flexible technology

(Magill, M., Quinzii, M., 2002. Capital market equilibrium with moral hazard. Journal of Mathematical Economics 38, 149-190) showed that, in a stockmarket economy with private information, the moral hazard problem may be resolved provided that a spanning overlap condition is satisfed. This result depends on the assumption that the technology is given by a stochastic production function with a single scalar input. The object of the present paper is to extend the analysis of Magill and Quinzii to the case of multiple inputs. We show that their main result extends to this general case if and only if, for each firm, the number of linearly independent combinations of securities having payoffs correlated with, but not dependent on, the firms output is equal to the number of degrees of freedom in the firm's production technology.

AUSLEM (AUStralian Land Erodibility Model): A tool for identifying wind erosion hazard in Australia

We present AUSLEM (AUStralian Land Erodibility Model), a land erodibility modelling system that utilizes a rule-set of surficial and climatic thresholds applied through a Geographic Information System (GIs) modelling framework to predict landscape susceptibility to wind erosion. AUSLEM is distinctive in that it quantitatively assesses landscape susceptibility to wind erosion at a 5 x 5 km. spatial resolution on a monthly time-step across Australia. The system was implemented for representative wet (1984), dry (1994), and average rainfall (1997) years with corresponding low, high and moderate dust storm day frequencies. Results demonstrate that AUSLEM can identify landscape erodibility, and provide an interpretation of the physical nature and distribution of erodible landscapes in Australia. Further, results offer an assessment of the dynamic tendencies of erodibility in space and time in response to the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) and seasonal synoptic scale climate variability. A comparative analysis of AUSLEM output with independent national and international wind erosion, atmospheric aerosol and dust event records indicates a high level of model competency. (c) 2006 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.