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Researcher

Bart Van Weyenberge

Awards & Distinctions

10 Results

2019

Development of an integrated risk assessment method to quantify the life safety risk in buildings in case of fire

Bart Van WeyenbergeXavier DeckersRobby CaspeeleBart Merci

A1 Journal Article in FIRE TECHNOLOGY

The development of a full probabilistic risk assessment model for quantifying the life safety risk in buildings in case of fire

Bart Van WeyenbergeBart MerciRobby Caspeele

2018

Development of a full probabilistic risk model to assess the performance of longitudinal ventilation system for fires in tunnel

Matteo PacheraBart Van WeyenbergeXavier Deckers

2017

Response surface modelling in quantitative risk analysis for life safety in case of fire

Bart Van WeyenbergePieterjan CrielXavier DeckersRobby CaspeeleBart Merci

A1 Journal Article in FIRE SAFETY JOURNAL

2016

Development of a full probabilistic QRA method for quantifying the life safety risk in complex building designs

Bart Van WeyenbergeXavier DeckersRobby CaspeeleBart Merci

Development of a risk assessment method for life safety in case of fire in rail tunnels

Bart Van WeyenbergeXavier DeckersBart MerciRobby Caspeele

A1 Journal Article in FIRE TECHNOLOGY

2015

Development of a risk assessment method for fire in rail tunnels

Bart Van WeyenbergeXavier Deckers

The importance of probability in different aspects of human behaviour in evacuation analysis

Bart Van WeyenbergeXavier DeckersRobby CaspeeleBart Merci

2014

Application of a risk assessment methodology to quantify the life safety risk for people present in buildings in case of fire

Bart Van WeyenbergeXavier DeckersBart Merci

Quantifying the influencing parameters for egress in rail tunnels: an attempt to bridge the gap between research and FSE

Xavier DeckersBart Van WeyenbergeBart Merci