James H

James H. Lambert

Associate Director, Center for Risk Management of Engineering Systems, University of Virginia

112 Olsson Hall or PO Box 400747, Charlottesville, Virginia 22904; USA; voice (434) 982-2072, fax (434) 924-0865 <lambert@virginia.edu>

Purpose

Contribute theory and methodology of extreme events and diversification to the disciplines of risk management, systems engineering, and technology entrepreneurship

Employment

2003-present Research Associate Professor, Department of Systems and Information Engineering, University of Virginia

1999-present Associate Director, Center for Risk Management of Engineering Systems, University of Virginia

1996-2003 Research Assistant Professor, Department of Systems and Information Engineering, University of Virginia

1994-1996 Research Associate, Center for Risk Management of Engineering Systems, University of Virginia

2007 Consultant, Flood risk, decision, and planning, US Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile, Alabama

2005-present Contributing Scholar, Walden University, College of Management and Technology

2005-2006 Consultant, Risk analysis, communication, evaluation, and reduction at Los Alamos National Laboratory, Colorado State University

2004-2006 Consultant, Low-cost hybrid monitor of toxic industrial chemicals for building ventilation protection, AVIR, LLC, and US Technical Support Working Group

2004-present Consultant, Superfund and removals program benefits analysis, E2, Inc. and US EPA

1992-1994 Consultant, Risk-based evaluation of flood warning and evacuation systems, Environmental Systems Modeling, Inc.

Education/Certifications

2006-present D.WRE, Diplomate, Water Resources Engineer, American Academy of Water Resources Engineers

1999-present P.E., Professional Engineer, License No. 033203, Commonwealth of Virginia

1990-1994 Ph.D., Civil Engineering, Prof. Y.Y. Haimes and Prof. D. Li, Advisors, University of Virginia

1988-1990 M.S., Civil Engineering, Prof. B.C. Yen, Advisor, University of Virginia

1984-1988 B.S.E.,Mechanical Engineering, Certificate in Engineering Physics, Princeton University

Affiliations

Society for Risk Analysis (1991-present)

American Society of Civil Engineers (1991-present)

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (Senior Member 2000-present, Member 1993-2000)

American Society for Industrial Security (1997-present)

Universities Council on Water Resources (2006-present)

International Association for Probabilistic Safety Assessment and Management (1999-present)

National Society of Professional Engineers (1994-present)

International Council on Systems Engineering (2004-present)

International Society on Multiple Criteria Decision Making (2000-present)

Sigma Xi (2001-present)

Tau Beta Pi (1992-present)

American Water Works Association (1997-2007)

American Water Resources Association (1991-2003)

Service

1. Councilor, Society for Risk Analysis (2007-2010)

2. Chair, Conferences and Workshops Committee, Society for Risk Analysis (2007-present)

3. Editorial Board, Journal of Infrastructure Systems (2007-present)

4. Associate Editor, Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, Part A (2002-present)

5. Associate Editor, Transactions on Reliability (1999-2005)

6. Editorial Board, Open Ergonomics Journal (since 2007)

7. Chair, Engineering and Infrastructure Specialty Group, Society for Risk Analysis (2005-present)

8. Conferences and Workshops Committee, Society for Risk Analysis (1997-present)

9. Technical Program Committee, PSAM9, Meeting of the International Association on Probabilistic Safety Assessment and Management, Hong Kong (2008), Organized the special session “Systems and Financial Risk Management”

10. Program Committee, Society for Risk Analysis (2006-present, 1997)

11. Delegate, Universities Council on Water Resources (2006-present)

12. Multimodal Advisory Committee, VTrans2025 Statewide Multimodal Transportation Long Range Plan, Commonwealth of Virginia (2005-present)

13. Guest Associate Editor, Risk Analysis (2005)

14. Mentor, Engineering Mentoring Program, Piedmont Virginia Community College (2007-present)

15. Mentor, Mentor Program, Office of African American Affairs, University of Virginia, Advise students in career development (1997-present)

16. Chair, Committee on SEAS Common Reading Experience, School of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Virginia, Coordinated summer reading program for all first-year engineering students (2000-2003)

17. Faculty leader, VISTA Program, University of Virginia Department of Outdoor and Recreational Sports, University of Virginia, Developed outdoor leadership skills with nine incoming first-year students, June 2003

18. Committee on the SEAS Undergraduate Design Symposium, University of Virginia (2007-present)

19. Committee on the SEAS Common Reading Experience, University of Virginia (1998-2000)

20. Discussion Leader, SEAS Common Reading Experience, University of Virginia (2007, 2006, 2005)

21. Special Issues Co-Editor, When and How Can You Specify a Probability Distribution When You Don't Know Much I and II, Thirteen archival papers and two editorials in Risk Analysis (1994 and 1999)

22. Committee on Man and Radiation (COMAR) of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (1997-present) http://ewh.ieee.org/soc/embs/comar/

23. Panelist, National Science Foundation (NSF) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I Panel, Environmental, Transportation and Structural, Arlington, VA, September 22, 2004

24. Panelist, NSF SBIR Panels, Information Technologies, National Science Foundation, Fall 2003

25. Panelist, Review Panel on Analytical Technologies Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I, National Science Foundation, Arlington, Virginia, September 28, 2001

26. IEEE Liaison, National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP) (1997-2000)

27. Judge, Virginia Junior Academy of Science Annual Meeting, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia (May 2003)

28. Judge, Virginia Junior Academy of Science Annual Meeting, Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia (May 2002)

29. Judge, Virginia Junior Academy of Science Annual Meeting, James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA (May 2001)

30. Panelist for Cooperative Grants Program of the U.S. Civilian Research and Development Foundation (CRDF) (2001)

31. Undergraduate and Professional Studies Committee, Department of Systems and Information Engineering, University of Virginia (1999-present)

32. Graduate Committee, Department of Systems Engineering, University of Virginia (1996-1999)

33. Space and Equipment Committee, Department of Systems Engineering, University of Virginia (1996-2000)

34. Reviewer for Risk Analysis, Automatica, Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management, Journal of Infrastructure Systems, Crash Prevention and Injury Control, Journal of Socio-Economic Planning Sciences, the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurement, Computers and Industrial Engineering, Systems Engineering, Reliability Engineering and System Safety, Transportation Research, Journal of Risk and Reliability, and others (1994-present)

Principal Investigator

1. Transportation Corridors Vulnerable to Development, Phase 2; Sponsor: Virginia Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration. Validation and Verification of Systems Engineering Methodology; Sponsor: Systems Planning Associates, Inc.; Dates: November 2007 – June 2008

2. Risk Analysis for Transitions to the Hydrogen Energy Infrastructure; Sponsor: National Science Foundation; Dates: (Proposal submitted Fall 2007)

3. Diversification of Maintenance Programs for Emergent Risk of Extreme Events in Transportation Infrastructure; Sponsor: National Science Foundation; Dates: (Proposal submitted Fall 2007)

4. Prioritization of Multimodal Investments with Cost-Effectiveness Analysis; Sponsor: Virginia Office of Multimodal Transportation Planning; Dates: August 2007-July 2008

5. Risk-Based Approach to Protecting Accessibility, Mobility, and Safety Options for Transportation Corridors; Dates: October 2006-November 2007 (with Co-PIs Y. Haimes and J. Santos)

6. Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship, awarded to M.S. student Alexander S. Linthicum; Dates: August 2006-August 2007

7. Analytical Support for Multimodal Transportation Planning-Phase Three; Sponsor: Virginia Secretary of Transportation; Dates: April 2005-June 2006

8. Prioritization of State Highway Construction Plans ; Sponsor: Virginia Department of Transportation; Dates: May 2005-August 2006

9. Support for Water Resources Research Scientist; Sponsor: US Army Corps of Engineers; Dates: August 2004-August 2005

10. Analytical Support for Multimodal Transportation Planning-Phase Two; Sponsor: Virginia Secretary of Transportation (VTrans2025); Dates: April 2004-January 2005

11. Development and Integration of State and Federal Highway Construction Programs; Sponsor: Virginia Department of Transportation; Dates: August 2003-October 2004

12. Support for Water Resources Research Scientist; Sponsor: US Army Corps of Engineers; Dates: August 2003-August 2004

13. Analytical Support for Statewide Multimodal Transportation Plan; Sponsor: Secretary of Transportation, Commonwealth of Virginia (VTrans2025); Dates: February 2003-March 2004

14. Support for Water Resources Research Scientist; Sponsor: US Army Corps of Engineers; Dates: August 2002-August 2003

15. Warrants for Roadway Lighting; Sponsor: Virginia Department of Transportation; Dates: October 2001-May 2003

16. Support for Water Resources Research Scientist; Sponsor: US Army Corps of Engineers; Dates: August 2001-August 2002

17. Comparison of Major Infrastructure Investments; Sponsor: Virginia Department of Transportation; Dates: March 2001-October 2002

18. Multiobjective Risk Analysis for Design of Mississippi Lock Walls; Sponsor: US Army Corps of Engineers; Dates: August 2000-December 2001

19. Methodology for Performance Analysis of a Digital Phone Switch—Phase 2; Sponsor: Comdial Corporation; Dates: May 2000-January 2001

20. Methodology for Performance Analysis a Digital Phone Switch-Phase 1; Sponsor: Comdial Corporation; Dates: August 1999-February 2001

21. Risk-Based Screening and Evaluation of Guardrail Site Selection and Upgrading; Sponsor: Virginia Department of Transportation; Dates: August 1999-December 2000 (with Co-PI Y. Haimes)

22. Risk-Based Design of Innovative Lock Walls for Extreme Events-Feasibility; Sponsor: US Army Corps of Engineers; Dates: August 1999-January 2000 (with Co-PI Y. Haimes)

23. Management of Hurricane Preparedness and Recovery for a Highway Agency; Sponsor: Virginia Department of Transportation; Dates: October 1999-November 2001 (with Co-PIs Y. Haimes, G. Louis)

24. Risk-Based Hurricane Recovery of Highway Signs, Signals, and Lights; Sponsor: Virginia Department of Transportation; Dates: September 1998-August 1999 (with Co-PI Y. Haimes)

22. Tool to Aid the Comparison of Highway Improvements-Phase II; Dates: March 1998-April 1999; Co-PI: Y. Haimes

Co-Principal Investigator

1. Risk Assessment and Management for IT Security of VDOT Regional Operations Centers Phase 2; Sponsor: Virginia Department of Transportation; Dates: 6/1/07-2/29/08; (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PIs B. Horowitz, J. Santos)

2. Risk Management for Tidewater Virginia Preparedness for Hurricane and Pandemic Flu; Sponsor: Governor’s Office of Commonwealth Preparedness; Dates: 10/1/06-9/30/08 (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PIs B. Horowitz, J. Santos);

3. Business Rationale for Cyber Security; Sponsor: Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection; Dates: 04/01/07 -03/31/09 (with PI B. Horowitz and Co-PIs: Y. Haimes, J. Santos, K. Crowther);

4. Risk Assessment and Management for IT Security of VDOT Regional Operations Centers; Sponsor: Virginia Department of Transportation; Dates: 11/1/06-5/31/07 (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PIs B. Horowitz, J. Santos)

5. Risk Assessment of Gubernatorial Inauguration; Sponsor: Commonwealth of Virginia; Dates: 9/1/05-1/31/06 (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PIs B. Horowitz, J.R. Santos);

6. Risk-Based Prioritization of Critical US Army Infrastructure Assets; Sponsor: Booz Allen & Hamilton, Inc., US Army; Dates: 10/01/05-7/30/06 (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PIs B. Horowitz, J.R. Santos)

7. Virginia’s Critical Transportation Infrastructure Protection: A Risk Assessment Study (CIP IV); Sponsor: VDOT / VTRC; Dates: 7/1/04-07/31/05 (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PI B. Horowitz, J.R. Santos)

8. Survey of Risk Assessment Methodologies for Critical Infrastructure Protection; Sponsor: Analytic Services, Inc.; Dates: 11/1/04-1/31/05 (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PIs B. Horowitz, J.R. Santos)

9. Infrastructure Interdependencies Analysis for the Senior Officials’ Exercise; Sponsor: Homeland Security Institute; Dates: 6/12/04-8/1/04 (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PI B. Horowitz, J.R. Santos)

10. Unifying Stakeholders & Security Programs to Address SCADA Vulnerability; Sponsor: Dartmouth College, Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection; Dates: 3/01/05-2/25/07 (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PIs B. Horowitz, J.R. Santos)

11. Balanced Scorecard Methodology & Hierarchical Holographic Modeling Integration; Sponsor: Booz Allen & Hamilton, Inc., US Army; Dates: 4/01/05-8/31/05 (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PIs B. Horowitz, J.R. Santos)

12. Creation of a National Macro Economic Model for Cyber Security Based on National Data Collections; Sponsor: Dartmouth College, Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection Dates: 5/14/05-5/14/07 (with PI B. Horowitz and Co-PIs Y. Haimes, J.R. Santos)

13. Assessing the Threat to the United States of Electromagnetic Pulse Attack; Sponsor: US EMP Commission; Dates: October 2003-January 2004 (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PI B. Horowitz)

14. Virginia’s Critical Infrastructure Protection, Phase IV; Sponsor: Virginia Department of Transportation; Dates: July 2004-January 2006 (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PI B. Horowitz)

15. Senior Officials Exercise for DHS Alert Levels; Sponsor: US Department of Homeland Security; Dates: June 2004-August 2004 (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PI B. Horowitz);

16. Survey of Risk Analysis Methodology Relevant to DHS; Sponsor: ANSER and US Department of Homeland Security; Dates: August 2004-October 2004 (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PI B. Horowitz);

17. NSF Input-Output Risk Model of Critical Infrastructure Systems; Sponsor: National Science Foundation; Dates: May 2003-January 2006 (with PI Y. Haimes, Co-PIs B. Horowitz, W. Li);

18. NSF Input-Output Risk Model of Critical Infrastructure Systems, Undergraduate Support; Sponsor: National Science Foundation; Dates: May 2003- April 2004 (with PI Y. Haimes, Co-PIs B. Horowitz, W. Li);

19. Risk-Based Methodological Framework for Scenario Tracking and Intelligence; Collection and Analysis for Terrorism; Sponsor: National Science Foundation; Dates: September 2003-August 2006 (with PI Y. Haimes, Co-PIs B. Horowitz, J. Monahan)

20. Critical Transportation Infrastructure Protection Phase 3; Sponsor: VDOT; Dates: April 2003-January 2005 (with PI Y. Haimes, Co-PI B. Horowitz)

21. Input-Output Model Analysis of Consequences of High-Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse Attack; Sponsor: EMP Commission-SAIC; Dates: May 2003-January 2004 (with PI Y. Haimes, Co-PI B. Horowitz)

22. Assessment of ITA Data and Analytical Tools to Address Potential Malevolent Attack to Highway Infrastructure; Sponsor: New Mexico Department of Transportation; Dates: September 2003-February 2004 (with PI B. Horowitz);

23. Critical Transportation Infrastructure Protection Phase 2; Sponsor: VDOT; Dates: February 2002-April 2003 (with PI Y. Haimes)

24. Risk-Based Knowledge Management Hierarchy for OOTW; Sponsor: National Ground Intelligence Center; Dates: September 2001-August 2002 (with PI Y. Haimes)

25. Benchmarking Support for Operations other than War; Sponsor: National Ground Intelligence Center; Dates: March 2001-April 2002 (with PI Y. Haimes)

26. Managing Maintenance of Virginia’s Roads and Highways; Sponsor: VDOT; Dates: August 2001-January 2003 (with PI Y. Haimes)

27. Critical Transportation Infrastructure Protection Phase 1 Extension; Sponsor: VDOT; Dates: October 2001-February 2002 (with PI Y. Haimes)

28. Mission Degradation Analysis Support for DTRA; Sponsor: SAIC Corp. and DTRA (USDOD); Dates: December 2000-January 2002 (with PI Y. Haimes)

29. Technical Support Services for Risk-Related Material; Sponsor: Argonne National Laboratory; Dates: February 2000-September 2001 (with PI Y. Haimes);

30. Virginia’s Critical Transportation Infrastructure Protection; Sponsor: Virginia Department of Transportation; Dates: July 2000-September 2001 (with PI Y. Haimes)

31. VTRC Workshop; Sponsor: VDOT; Dates: May 2000-August 2004 (with PI Y. Haimes)

32. Development of a Risk Management Road Map; Sponsor: NASA Langley Research Center; Dates: May 2000-April 2001 (with PI Y. Haimes and Co-PI Louis)

33. Characterization of Support for Operations Other than War; Sponsor: National Ground IntelW. Ligence Center; Dates: January 2000-January 2001 (with PI Y. Haimes)

34. Risk Management Consortium Proposal to DOE; Sponsor: Argonne National Laboratories; Dates: February 2000-May 2000 (with PI Y. Haimes)

35. Risk Management Framework for Protection of DoD Critical Infrastructures; Sponsor: Joint Program Office for Special Technology Countermeasures (JPO-STC); Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division; Dates: September 1999-December 2000 (with PI: Y. Haimes)

36. Characterization in PRISM of Support for Operations Other than War; Sponsor: National Ground Intelligence Center; Dates: December 1998 to December 1999 (with PI: Y. Haimes)

37. Uncertainty, Sensitivity, and Risk in the Upper Mississippi River Flood Frequency Study; Sponsor: US Army Corps of Engineers; Dates: November 1998 to May 1999 (with PI: Y. Haimes)

38. Supplementary Recommendations for Accident Analyses under NEPA; Sponsor: U.S. Department of Energy; Dates: April 1998-June 1998 (with PI: Y. Haimes)

39. Risk Management of Critical Water Infrastructure; Sponsor: Sandia National Laboratories; Dates: April 1998-August 1998 (with PI: Y. Haimes)

40. University of Virginia Watershed Management Forum 1997; Sponsor: US EPA Office of International Programs and Va. Ctr. for Innovative Technology; Dates: May 1997-July 1997 (with PI: S. Yu; Co-PI: K. Neeley)

41. Second Workshop on When and How Can You Specify a Probability Distribution If You Don't Know Much; Sponsor: National Science Foundation; Dates: March 1997-February 1998 (with PI: Y. Haimes, Co-PI: D. Richards)

42. Assessment of the Vulnerability to Attack of Critical Water Resources; Sponsor: President's Commission on Critical Infrastructure Protection; Dates: January 1997-June 1997 (with PI: Y. Haimes; Co-PI: N. Matalas)

43. A Tool to Aid the Comparison of Highway Improvement Projects of the Virginia Department of Transportation; Sponsor: Virginia Department of Transportation; Dates: December 1996-October 1997 (with PI: Y. Haimes)

44. Work Plan for Including Highway Crash Risks and Other Factors in a Tool to Aid VDOT Improvement Project Decisions; Sponsor: Virginia Transportation Research Council; Dates: June 1996-October 1996 (with PI: Y. Haimes)

45. Fault Trees and Crash Experience Data to Evaluate Highway Vehicle-Safety Interventions for an Automated Highway System; Sponsor: National Science Foundation and General Motors Corporation; Dates: April 1996-March 1998 (with PI: Y. Haimes; Co-PIs: N. Garber, D. Proffitt)

46. Support for Office of Risk Assessment and Cost-Benefit Analysis; Sponsor: US Department of Agriculture; Dates: November 1995-October 1996 (with PI: Y. Haimes)

47. Risk-Based Sustainable Policy for Distributed Flood Protection; Sponsor: National Science Foundation; Dates: October 1995-September 1998 (with PI: Y. Haimes; Co-PIs: B. Johnson, P. Beling, A. Beckenstein)

48. Highway Accident Fault-Tree Model for Design Evaluation of Vehicle Safety Features; Sponsor: National Science Foundation and General Motors Corporation; Dates: January 1995-December 1996 (with PI: Y. Haimes; Co-PI: N. Garber)

Other than PI or Co-PI

1. Embedded Safety-Critical Digital Systems; Sponsor: US Nuclear Regulatory Commission; Dates: November 1997-October 1998; Faculty Consultant (with PI: B. Johnson)

2. Channel Reliability of the Navigation System in the Upper Mississippi River- Phase II; Sponsor: US Army Corps of Engineers; Dates: January 1995-June 1995 Project Manager; Research Associate (with PI: Y. Haimes; Co-PI: D. Li)

3. VISION Virginia Broadband Network Study; Sponsor: Virginia Telephone Association; Dates: October 1994-April 1995; Research Associate (with PI: Y. Haimes; Co-PIs: D. Brown, P. Beling, J. Knight, J. Knapp, B. Allen)

4. Risk Management of Extreme Events in Engineering Systems Vulnerable to Climate Change; Sponsor: National Science Foundation; Dates: August 1994-August 1995; Research Associate (with PI: Y. Haimes; Co-PI: D. Li)

5. Channel Reliability of the Navigation System in the Upper Mississippi River- Phase I; Sponsor: US Army Corps of Engineers; Dates: June 1994-December 1994; Research Associate (with PI: Y. Haimes; Co-PI: D. Li)

6. Risk Assessment and Management for the Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System (IAFIS); Sponsor: MITRE Corporation and Federal Bureau of Investigation; Dates: October 1993-April 1994 Research Assistant (with PI: Y. Haimes, Co-PI: D. Li)

7. Risk Assessment and Management for the IAFIS; Sponsor: MITRE Corporation and Federal Bureau of Investigation; Dates: August 1993-October 1993; Research Assistant (with PI: Y. Haimes, Co-PI: D. Li)

8. Optimal Maintenance-Related Decisionmaking for Large-Scale Water Distribution Systems; Sponsor: National Science Foundation; Dates: November l992-October 1995; Research Assistant and Research Associate (with PI: Y. Haimes, Co-PI: D. Li);

9. Workshop on Monte Carlo Simulation and the Selection of Input Distributions; Sponsor: US Environmental Protection Agency; Dates: October 1992-October 1993; Research Assistant, Proceedings Co-Editor (with PI: Y. Haimes)

10. Risk Ranking Methodology for Design Evaluation of the Space Station; Sponsor: NASA/Lewis Research Center; Dates: May 1992-May 1993; Research Assistant (with PI: Y. Haimes; Co-PI: D. Li)

11. Evaluation of Risk Management Methodology for the Space Shuttle; Sponsor: NASA and Vitro Corporation; Dates: July 1991-January 1992; Research Assistant (with PI: Y. Haimes, Co-PI: D. Li)

12. Integrating the Statistics of Extremes with Conditional Expectations; Sponsor: National Science Foundation; Dates: February 1990-February 1992; Research Assistant (with PI: Y. Haimes, Co-PI: D. Li)

Archival Publications

1. Lambert, J.H., B.L. Schulte, and N.N. Joshi 2008. Multiple criteria intelligence tracking for detecting potential extremes from sequences of risk incidents. To appear in the Journal of Industrial and Management Optimization.

2. Seager, T.P., J.H. Lambert, and K.H. Gardner 2007. Fostering innovation in contaminated sediments management through multi-criteria technology assessment and public participation. Risk Analysis. 27(4): 1043-1052.

3. Lambert, J.H., N.N. Joshi, K.D. Peterson, and S.M. Wadie 2007. Coordination and diversification of investments in multimodal transportation. Public Works Management and Policy. 11: 250-265.

4. Joshi, N. and J.H. Lambert 2007. Equity metrics for the prioritization and selection of transportation projects. Transactions on Engineering Management. 54(3). 539-547.

5. Lambert, J.H. and M.W. Farrington 2007. Cost-benefit functions for the allocation of security sensors for air contaminants. Reliability Engineering and System Safety. 92(7):930-946.

6. Lambert, J.H., and M.W. Farrington 2006. Risk-based objectives for the allocation of chemical, biological, and radiological air emissions sensors. Risk Analysis. 26(6):1659-1674.

7. Lambert, J.H., R.A. Jennings, and N.N. Joshi 2006. Integration of risk identification to business process models. Systems Engineering. 9(3):187-198.

8. Lambert, J.H., K.A. Peterson, and N.N. Joshi 2006. Synthesis of quantitative and qualitative evidence for risk-based analysis of highway projects. Accident Analysis and Prevention. 38:925-935.

9. Horowitz, B.M. and J.H. Lambert 2006. Assembling off-the-shelf components: Learn as you go systems engineering. Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Part A. 36(2):286-297.

10. Lambert, J.H. 2006. Environmental security and environmental management: The role of risk assessment. Risk Analysis. 26(6):1730-1732.

11. Lambert, J.H., and P. Sarda 2005. Risk identification by superposition of infrastructure and terrorist networks. Journal of Infrastructure Systems. 11(4):211-220.

12. Lambert, J.H., B.L. Schulte, and P. Sarda 2005. Tracking the complexity of interactions between risk incidents and engineering systems. Systems Engineering. 8(3):262-277.

13. Lambert, J.H. and T. Turley 2005. Priority setting for the distribution of localized hazard protection. Risk Analysis. 25(3):745-752.

14. Haimes, Y.Y., B.M. Horowitz, J.H. Lambert, J.R. Santos, K.G. Crowther, and C. Lian 2005. Inoperability input-output model (IIM) for interdependent infrastructure sectors. I: Theory and methodology. Journal of Infrastructure Systems. 11(2):67-79.

15. Haimes, Y.Y., B.M. Horowitz, J.H. Lambert, J.R. Santos, K.G. Crowther, and C. Lian 2005. Inoperability input-output model (IIM) for interdependent infrastructure sectors. II: Case study. Journal of Infrastructure Systems. 11(2):80-92.

16. Leung, M.F., J.H. Lambert, and A. Mosenthal 2004. A risk-based approach to setting priorities in protecting bridges against terrorist attacks. Risk Analysis. 24(4):963-984.

17. Lambert, J.H., J.A. Baker, and K.D. Peterson 2003. Decision aid for allocation of transportation funds to guardrails. Accident Analysis and Prevention. 35(1):47-57.

18. Pinto, C.A. and J.H. Lambert 2003. Configuration of inter-office switch for extreme traffic with zone configuration evaluator diagram. Reliability Engineering and System Safety. 79(3):369-375.

19. Lambert, J.H. and C.E. Patterson 2002. Prioritization of schedule dependencies in hurricane recovery of a transportation agency. Journal of Infrastructure Systems. 8(3):103-111.

20. Pinto, C.A. and J.H. Lambert 2002. Risk of extreme events in the configuration of priority systems. Reliability Engineering and System Safety. 76:265-271.

21. Tsang, J.L., J.H. Lambert, and R.C. Patev 2002. Extreme event scenarios for planning of infrastructure projects. Journal of Infrastructure Systems. 8(2): 42-48.

22. Haimes, Y.Y., S. Kaplan, and J.H. Lambert 2002. Risk filtering, ranking, and management framework. Risk Analysis. 22(2): 383-397.

23. Dombroski, M.J., Y.Y. Haimes, J.H. Lambert, K. Schlussel, and M. Sulcoski 2002. Risk-based methodology for support of operations other than war. Military Operations Research. 7(1): 19-38.

24. Baker, J.A. and J.H. Lambert 2001. Information system for risks, costs, and benefits of infrastructure improvement projects. Public Works Management and Policy. 5(3):199-210.

25. Lambert, J.H., Y.Y. Haimes, D. Li, R. Schooff, and V. Tulsiani 2001. Identification, ranking, and management of risks in a major system acquisition. Reliability Engineering and System Safety. 72(3):315-325.

26. Ezell, B.C., Y.Y. Haimes, and J.H. Lambert 2001. Risks of cyber attack to water utility supervisory control and data acquisition systems. Military Operations Research. 6(2): 23-33.

27. Frohwein, H.I. and J.H. Lambert 2000. Risk of extreme events in a multiobjective decision tree: Severe events. Risk Analysis. 20(1): 113-123.

28. Olsen, J.R., P.A. Beling, and J.H. Lambert 2000. Dynamic models for floodplain management. Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management. 126(3): 167-175.

29. Frohwein, H.I., Y.Y. Haimes, and J.H. Lambert 2000. Risk of