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6.3.2 Guidelines

Course subject(s) Module 6. Applications of CM and practical matters

Probably the first documented guideline, which followed a CM study in the nuclear safety is this one.

The paper on TU Delft expert judgment database also contains a brief guideline to the CM.

An excellent book chapter which contains numerous practical matters is

  • Quigley, J., Colson, A., Aspinall, W., & Cooke, R. M. (2018). Elicitation in the classical model. In Elicitation (pp. 15-36). Springer, Cham.
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