Upward flame spread behaviour of cladding materials on a medium-scale ventilated façade

Improving tunnel fire safety: a Bayesian network model for risk analysis and a novel risk acceptability range for risk evaluation

Appropriate Fire Intensity Measures for Reinforced Concrete Beam and Column Elements

Large-scale compartment fires to develop a self-extinction design framework for mass timber-Part 2: Results, analysis and design implications

Service-life multi-hazard risk assessment of structures: framework and application

Sense-making of Fire Safety Deemed-to-Satisfy Solutions in the Modern Built Environment

Causal network topology analysis: characterizing causal context for risk management

A taxonomy of concurrent upward flame spread models and sources of uncertainty

Semiempirical equations to evaluate maximum deflection in RC beam and column under fire

Does knowledge of causal context help optimize risk treatment?

Coupling fire and mass timber structures: a challenge fire safety designers must address

Upward flame spread behaviour of cladding materials on a medium-scale ventilated façade experimental setup with a single combustible wall

Efficient and reliable fire risk assessment of RC column

A method to study ignition of inverted combustible surfaces

Burning behaviour of a timber ceiling: a bench-scale investigation

Optimising diagrid design for fire resistance in high-rise buildings

The response of diagrid structures to fire

Fully-developed compartment fire dynamics in large-scale mass timber compartments

Variables affecting the risk of vehicle collisions in Australian road tunnels

Causal Network Topology Analysis (CaNeTA) as a tool for risk assessment in fire safety engineering