Architecture, governance, and worked examples for PRAXIS TITAN, an offline probabilistic risk analysis engine.
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Formal specification of the Event Tree Definition Language (ETDL) v1.0.0 — a declarative design-time DSL for reliability-aware event-driven business processes, modeling event trees (IEC 62502) and fault trees (IEC 61025) over AsyncAPI 3.0.
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Single-point-of-failure and blast-radius analysis with time-to-substitute curves for AND/OR dependency systems.
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A utility script for a Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) drawing tool with a graphical user interface.
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An open Python toolkit for exact, approximate, and Monte Carlo quantification of Fault Trees and Event Trees.
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Open-source safety engineering app for UML architecture, HARA, FMEA, FMEDA, fault trees, requirements, and verification.
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