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and assessment of regulatory foresight methodologies Methodology Type Data requirements Strengths Limitations Indicators Quantitative also providing qualitative information Adequate science
In general, these are dominated by qualitative information. Quantitative data might well play a role but the main characteristics of these approaches is the way in
) For a discussion of how expert quantitative and qualitative information may be joined coherently, see Loveridge and Saritas (2011).
The co-joining of quantitative and qualitative information is exemplified by the T ohoku earthquake and tsunami on 11 march 2011 north east of Japan.
and qualitative information including the known unknowns: the outcome will not include unknown (to the individual or group) knowns or unknown unknowns.
and qualitative information that goes beyond the Downloaded by University of Bucharest at 04:56 03 december 2014 Ignorance and uncertainty 757 conventional‘synthesis report'.
and qualitative information an example of elicitation The events involved in the 2011 earthquake north east of Japan illustrate the importance of the STEEPV set and within it,
and qualitative information that lay at the heart of the study. Three kinds of people were invited to take part in the elicitation programme:
and how it makes use of quantitative and qualitative information in unison. So far, FTA has stuck to familiar approaches to
By adding qualitative information to the results of the survey, a valid interpretation of the results was ensured.
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