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  • Environmental Science
  • Environmental Risk Assessment
  • Software Engineering

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  • Regional Risk Assessment (RA) is crucial for evaluating environmental impacts of resource development.
  • Existing RA frameworks lack generalizability, hindering standardized results.
  • The Risk Assessment Framework for Cumulative Effects (RAFCE) offers standardization but suffers from manual data entry and lack of collaboration.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a software implementation of the RAFCE to improve efficiency and accuracy in the RA process.
  • To create a unique platform for systematically evaluating cumulative effects of resource exploration by multiple stakeholders.
  • To address the limitations of manual data handling in existing RA frameworks.

Main Methods:

  • Developed a NoSQL database for efficient storage and retrieval of RA data.
  • Implemented an API and backend using Java Spring Boot to automate critical functionalities.
  • Built a React-based frontend for a user-friendly interface simplifying data entry and interaction.

Main Results:

  • The software automates calculations, reducing human error associated with manual processes.
  • Improved user interface enhances data entry and software interaction.
  • Significant reduction in the cost and time required for the RA process.

Conclusions:

  • The proposed software implementation of RAFCE enhances the reliability and efficiency of Regional Risk Assessment.
  • This novel approach provides a unique platform for collaborative and systematic evaluation of cumulative environmental effects.
  • Automating RA processes mitigates risks, reduces operational costs, and improves overall assessment outcomes.