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Section 4.2
Methodology The QERMF methodology is depicted below. The QERMF model
has four steps to ensuring the identification, analysis and
management of risk. Further detail can be obtained from the
QERMF Risk Assessment Process Handbook.
Figure 8: Queensland Emergency Risk Management Framework Approach to managing risk
The QERMF approach was followed for each of the Full details of the methodology and results
six hazard scenarios identified by QFES, including are available in the report: Multi-hazard Risk
a comprehensive GIS assessment of impact on Assessment of Noosa Regional Council using
critical infrastructure. Queensland Emergency Risk Management
Framework (QERMF).
A process to adjust the 2011 risk assessment
updated by new hazard likelihood, vulnerability and A summary of the results is available in the below
consequence data, to the values within the QERMF hazards section.
was completed for hazards identified as plausible
outside of the six scenarios provided by QFES.
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