“…A more accurate assessment of the received damage from the incident, in turn, can affect the insurance amount of the hazardous production facility, and immediately in two directions: on the one hand, in the case of a more accurate calculation of the consequences (for example, taking into account the actual concentration of radioactive substances in the room) Accidents, together with the impact on the person participating in the accident, may decrease, which will lead to a reduction in the insurance amount for the enterprise, which will entail a reduction in insurance premiums, paying and, in the end, a reduction in the company's fixed costs, and on the other hand, if the scale of the consequences of the accident increases, including the impact on the person participating in the accident, will lead to an increase in insurance premiums, but in this case the amount of money will also increase , from which compensation will be paid to the victims, and accordingly the enterprise can be freed from material losses related to the payment of damages that the insured sum could not cover (counted "in the old way" more is not exact and, accordingly, it turned out to be less real). [15][16][17] One of the ways to solve the questions posed is to translate these calculations into automated calculations using special software.…”