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Knut Øien

Senior Research Scientist

Knut Øien

Senior Research Scientist

Knut Øien
Phone: 930 58 815
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Unit: SINTEF Digital
Department: Software Engineering, Safety and Security
Office: Trondheim

Publications and responsibilities

Publication

Resilience assessment of smart critical infrastructures based on indicators

https://www.sintef.no/en/publications/publication/?pubid=1688475

The resilience of modern societies is to a large degree determined by the resilience of their Critical Infrastructures (CI). These infrastructures are critical because interruptions not only influence the infrastructures themselves, but loss of functionality has secondary effects on the society. The...

Authors Knut Øien Lars Bodsberg A. Jovanovic
Year 2018
Type Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
Publication

An Indicator-Based Approach to Assessing Resilience of Smart Critical Infrastructures

https://www.sintef.no/en/publications/publication/?pubid=1688123

The overall resilience of modern societies is largely determined by and dependent on resilience of their critical infrastructures (CI). These infrastructures are becoming increasingly smarter and more efficient by means of smart technologies such as sensors, gateways, processors. The use of smart...

Authors A. Jovanović Knut Øien A. Choudhary
Year 2018
Type Academic article
Publication

Aktørenes tilstandsvurdering, vedlikehold og oppfølging av sikkerhetskritiske funksjoner og utstyr

https://www.sintef.no/en/publications/publication/?pubid=1644692

Denne forstudierapporten sammenstiller informasjon om status og utfordringer med hensyn til tilstand og vedlikehold av sikkerhetskritisk utstyr i petroleumsvirksomheten. Dette dekker grensesnittet mellom vedlikeholdsstyring og barrierestyring. Sammenstillingen baserer seg på en gjennomgang av...

Authors Knut Øien Snorre Sklet Stein Hauge Per Schjølberg
Year 2018
Type Report
Publication

The Petro-HRA Guideline

https://www.sintef.no/en/publications/publication/?pubid=1450091

The Petro-HRA method has been developed in an R&D project called “Analysis of human actions as barriers in major accidents in the petroleum industry, applicability of human reliability analysis methods”, Project no. 220824/E30. Petro-HRA is a method for qualitative and quantitative assessment of...

Authors Andreas Bye Karin Laumann Claire Taylor Martin Rasmussen Sondre Øie Koen van de Merwe Knut Øien Ronald Boring Nicola Paltrinieri Irene Wærø Salvatore Massaiu Kristian Gould
Year 2017
Type Report
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