International Journal of Critical Infrastructures
2004 - 2025
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Volume 7, issue 4, 2011
- Lets ask another question pp. 261-264

- John Voeller
- A hybrid systems model to simulate cyber interdependencies between critical infrastructures pp. 265-288

- Hafiz Abdur Rahman, José R. Martà and K.D. Srivastava
- Vulnerability analysis of interdependent critical infrastructures: case study of the Swedish railway system pp. 289-316

- Jonas Johansson, Henrik Hassel and Alexander Cedergren
- Lost in translation: overcoming barriers to integrating evidence with practice pp. 317-334

- Erik Johnston, Qian Hu and Jennifer Claire Auer
Volume 7, issue 3, 2011
- The development of a strategic risk analysis framework for interconnected surface transportation systems pp. 177-199

- George Leventakis, Athanasios Sfetsos, Nikolaos Moustakidis, Vasileios Gkrizis and Nikitas Nikitakos
- Protective measures and vulnerability indices for the Enhanced Critical Infrastructure Protection Programme pp. 200-219

- Michael Collins, Frederic Petit, William Buehring, Ronald Fisher and Ronald Whitfield
- Quantitative estimates of critical infrastructures' interdependencies on the communication and information technology infrastructure pp. 220-242

- Hafiz Abdur Rahman, José R. Martà and K.D. Srivastava
- Infrastructure resilience assessment through control design pp. 243-260

- Eric D. Vugrin and R. Chris Camphouse
Volume 7, issue 2, 2011
- Infrastructure interdependencies simulation through matrix partitioning technique pp. 91-116

- Hafiz Abdur Rahman, Mazana Armstrong, Jose R. Marti and K.D. Srivastava
- Raising a matter in risk assessment: IT in factory farming pp. 117-128

- Ralf Mock and Eva Kollmann
- Transport and energy consumption in India: the ARDL bound testing approach pp. 129-140

- Rudra P. Pradhan
- Degree design of coupled infrastructures pp. 141-162

- Franz S. Hover
- Future trends in road transport systems in Hungary and in the EU pp. 163-175

- Katalin Tanczos, Sandor Molnar, Adam Torok and Mark Molnar
Volume 7, issue 1, 2011
- Engineering of societal systems pp. 4-20

- Karen S. Marsico
- Rapid restoration of critical infrastructures: an all-hazards paradigm for fusion centres pp. 21-36

- Joseph Briere
- Identifying drinking water and water treatment systems vulnerabilities using the CARVER matrix method pp. 37-49

- Timothy N. Mathieu and Alexander S. Rao
- The banking and finance sector: new paradigms of resiliency and risk pp. 50-57

- Alexander Nikssarian
- Regional critical infrastructure assessment: Kansas City pp. 58-72

- James D. Myers and Michael A. Sorrentino Jr.
- An impact-based approach for the analysis of cascading effects in critical infrastructures pp. 73-90

- Luisa Franchina, Marco Carbonelli, Laura Gratta, Maria Crisci and Daniele Perucchini
Volume 6, issue 4, 2010
- Public perception of the risks of liquefied natural gas terminals in Mexico: a prioritisation of communication strategies pp. 327-346

- Lauro Martinez, James Lambert and Christopher Karvetski
- Dealing with next generation infrastructures academic programmes complexity induced resiliency assessment pp. 347-362

- Behnido Y. Calida, Adrian V. Gheorghe, Resit Unal and Dan Vamanu
- Modelling and simulation for critical infrastructure interdependency assessment: a meta-review for model characterisation pp. 363-379

- Chloe Griot
- Critical infrastructures: a review from a complex adaptive systems perspective pp. 380-401

- Telli E. Van Der Lei, Geertje Bekebrede and Igor Nikolic
- Vulnerability analysis of the physical part of the internet pp. 402-420

- Ling Zhou
- Infranomics pp. 421-427

- Adrian V. Gheorghe and Marcelo Masera
Volume 6, issue 3, 2010
- Examining metrics and methods for determining critical facility system effectiveness pp. 211-224

- Patrick T. Hester, Kevin MacG. Adams and Sankaran Mahadevan
- Advanced trust negotiations in critical infrastructures pp. 225-245

- Stefano Braghin, Alberto Trombetta and Igor Nai Fovino
- Understanding critical infrastructure failure: examining the experience of Biloxi and Gulfport, Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina pp. 246-276

- David M. Simpson, Carrie Beth Lasley, Thomas D. Rockaway and T.A. Weigel
- A structured approach to identifying European critical infrastructures pp. 277-292

- C. Di Mauro, S. Bouchon, C. Logtmeijer, R.D. Pride, T. Hartung and J.P. Nordvik
- An international tabletop exercise on critical infrastructure protection: the lessons identified pp. 293-303

- H.A.M. (Eric) Luiijf and D.J. (Dirk) Stolk
- Urban vulnerabilities: think simple pp. 304-325

- Dan V. Vamanu, Adrian V. Gheorghe and Valentin T. Acasandrei
Volume 6, issue 2, 2010
- Agent-based modelling of energy infrastructure transitions pp. 106-130

- E.J.L. Chappin and G.P.J. Dijkema
- Structure-preserving dynamical model and distributed stabilisation of electricity infrastructures with renewable energy resources pp. 131-147

- Le Xie and Marija D. Ilic
- On the development of agent-based models for infrastructure evolution pp. 148-167

- Igor Nikolic and Gerard P.J. Dijkema
- Infrastructure modelling 2.0 pp. 168-186

- Chris Davis, Igor Nikolic and Gerard P.J. Dijkema
- Integrating information security requirements in critical infrastructures: smart metering case pp. 187-209

- Layla AlAbdulkarim and Zofia Lukszo
Volume 6, issue 1, 2010
- Evaluation of the consequences of road system failure on other critical infrastructures pp. 1-16

- Yannick Hemond and Benoit Robert
- An approach to identifying geographic interdependencies among critical infrastructures pp. 17-30

- Benoit Robert and Luciano Morabito
- Towards a typology of integrated functional early warning systems pp. 31-51

- Nuwan Waidyanatha
- Using situational simulations to support decision making in co-dependent infrastructure systems pp. 52-72

- Amlan Mukherjee, Dana Johnson, Yongliang Jin and Roger Kieckhafer
- An effective defence mechanism for Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks using router-based techniques pp. 73-80

- Saravanan Kumarasamy
- Generic algorithms for analysis of interdependent multidomain network systems pp. 81-95

- Lynn R. Feinauer, Molly E. Ison and Robert P. Broadwater
Volume 5, issue 4, 2009
- Editorial: The operation and evolution of infrastructures: the role of agent-based modelling and decision making pp. 299-307

- Zofia Lukszo and Gerard P.J Dijkema
- Tackling challenges in infrastructure operation and control: cross-sectoral learning for process and infrastructure engineers pp. 308-322

- Zofia Lukszo, Margot P.C. Weijnen, Rudy R. Negenborn and Bart De Schutter
- Agent-based decision support for failure-prone networked infrastructures pp. 323-339

- Koen H. Van Dam, Zofia Lukszo and Rajagopalan Srinivasan
- Reciprocally altruistic agents for the mitigation of cascading failures in power grids pp. 340-356

- Paul Hines and Sarosh Talukdar
- A real-life test bed for multi-agent monitoring of road network performance pp. 357-367

- Jos Vrancken and Michel Dos Santos Soares
- Transition of energy infrastructures: modelling the Brazilian case pp. 368-388

- Catherine M. Chiong Meza and Gerard P.J. Dijkema
- Resilience and vulnerability in critical infrastructure systems – a physical analogy pp. 389-397

- Adrian V. Gheorghe and Dan V. Vamanu
Volume 5, issue 3, 2009
- Consequences of critical infrastructure interdependencies: lessons from the 2004 hurricane season in Florida pp. 199-219

- John E. Bigger, Michael G. Willingham, Frederick Krimgold and Lamine Mili
- Identification of sources of failures and their propagation in critical infrastructures from 12 years of public failure reports pp. 220-244

- Hafiz Abdur Rahman, Konstantin Beznosov and Jose R. Marti
- Security assessment of the electricity infrastructure under terrorism pp. 245-264

- Carolina Tranchita, Nouredine Hadjsaid and Alvaro Torres
- The structure of electrical networks: a graph theory based analysis pp. 265-284

- Karla Atkins, Jiangzhuo Chen, V.S. Anil Kumar and Achla Marathe
- Effect of transportation infrastructure network size on its performance during disruptions pp. 285-298

- Olufikayo Aderinlewo and Nii Attoh-Okine
Volume 5, issue 1/2, 2009
- Simulation experiments: the emerging instruments for CIP pp. 5-23

- Walter Schmitz
- The effects of globalisation on a network's nodes of different structural characteristics: a heterogeneous agent simulation pp. 24-37

- Massimo Salzano
- Modelling the interdependencies of critical infrastructures during natural disasters: a case of supply, communication and transportation infrastructures pp. 38-50

- Yoshio Kajitani and Shigeo Sagai
- Repair strategies for minimising the risk of cascading failures in electricity networks pp. 51-71

- Christian Balderer, Michael Guarisco, Marco Laumanns and Rico Zenklusen
- The evolution of the topology of high-voltage electricity networks pp. 72-85

- Lubos Buzna, Limor Issacharoff and Dirk Helbing
- Modelling critical infrastructure via a mixed holistic reductionistic approach pp. 86-99

- Stefano De Porcellinis, Stefano Panzieri and Roberto Setola
- High-level modelling of critical infrastructures' interdependencies pp. 100-119

- Simon Delamare, Alpha-Amadou Diallo and Claude Chaudet
- Human organisation socio-cognitive vulnerability: the TOGA meta-theory approach to the modelling methodology pp. 120-155

- Adam Maria Gadomski
- Multicriteria decision support for business continuity planning in the event of critical infrastructure disruptions pp. 156-174

- Mirjam Merz, Michael Hiete and Valentin Bertsch
- Agora: a semantic overlay network pp. 175-195

- Geert Deconinck and Koen Vanthournout
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