Journal of Transportation Security
2016 - 2025
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Volume 18, issue 1, 2025
- Cybersecurity failures and air travel disruptions: estimating the impact of the CrowdStrike IT outage on Atlanta International Airport pp. 1-34

- Jules Yimga
- Transportation security at hubs: addressing key challenges across modes of transport pp. 1-16

- Morton E. O’Kelly
- Analysis of the reasons and legal countermeasures of disruptive behaviors on Chinese civil aircraft—From the perspective of legislation improvement pp. 1-11

- Yi fan Chen
- Cybersecurity threats of remote autonomous ships while approaching ports pp. 1-14

- Hristos Karahalios
- Automatic dependent surveillance: attacks, challenges and countermeasures pp. 1-13

- Andrew Morrow and Varghese Mathew Vaidyan
- Strategies to combat terrorism: proactive intelligence measures for assessing risks and preventing terrorism prior to transportation embarkation points pp. 1-22

- Maria Burns and John Wulu
Volume 17, issue 1, 2024
- Perception of subjective security in public transportation pp. 1-27

- Rebecca Maroun, Sawsan Sleiman, Charbel Gerges, Melika Mehriar and Houshmand Masoumi
- Deep learning based condition monitoring of road traffic for enhanced transportation routing pp. 1-23

- Goda Srinivasarao, U. Penchaliah, G. Devadasu, G. Vinesh, P. Bharath Siva Varma, Sudhakar Kallur and Pala Mahesh Kumar
- Deep hashing with multilayer CNN-based biometric authentication for identifying individuals in transportation security pp. 1-28

- Subba Reddy Borra, B. Premalatha, G. Divya, B. Srinivasarao, D. Eshwar, V. Bharath Simha Reddy and Pala Mahesh Kumar
- Evaluation of the current technologies used for the physical security and safety of selected railway tunnel portals as a case study in the Czech Republic pp. 1-28

- Dalibor Smažinka, Štěpán Kavan and Martin Hrinko
- What’s the safest way home? Mapping safe transport routes in South Africa with (and without) crime data pp. 1-15

- K. Theron and Gregory Breetzke
- Securing transportation web applications: An AI-driven approach to detect and mitigate SQL injection attacks pp. 1-18

- Nachaat Mohamed
- Reporting on human trafficking crimes: a national transportation survey pp. 1-18

- Marisa E. Auguste, Kezban Yagci Sokat, Christi Wigle and Christine Baglin
- The impact of voluntary artificial intelligent self-driven education and training platforms on maritime security personnel: ISPS code pp. 1-18

- Ahmed Mohy Ibrahim
- Anti-unmanned aerial vehicle detection system for airports: aviation and national security perspective pp. 1-17

- John Shivute Anghuwo, Peter Imanuel and Sam Shimakeleni Nangolo
- Enhancing baggage inspection through computer vision analysis of x-ray images pp. 1-13

- Wisarut Sarai, Napasakon Monbut, Natchapat Youngchoay, Nithida Phookriangkrai, Thunpitcha Sattabun and Thitirat Siriborvornratanakul
- Airport security: the impact of AI on safety, efficiency, and the passenger experience pp. 1-13

- Eugene Pik
- Comparative policy analysis in airport security through the lenses of the multiple-streams framework pp. 1-13

- Michael Turtz
- Assessment of airport security culture in Nigeria pp. 1-21

- Adedotun Joseph Adenigbo
- Railway security personnel scheduling problem considering personnel preferences pp. 1-21

- Muhammed Abdullah Gencer, Hacı Mehmet Alakas, Mehmet Pinarbasi and Tamer Eren
- Leveraging on-board computing in autonomous ferries to identify malicious network connections pp. 1-24

- Kadhim Hayawi, Junaid Sajid, Asad Waqar Malik, Zouheir Trabelsi and Ayaz Ur Rehman
- Psychological empowerment among women commuters in Metro Manila, Philippines: perceived transit risks, attitudes, and self-protective strategies pp. 1-14

- Melvin A. Jabar, Homer J. Yabut, Hazel T. Biana and Rosallia Domingo
- Mitigation of security risks at maritime ports of entry pp. 1-22

- Mkateko Phillis Munyai and Doraval Govender
- The effect of maritime security on national development in Nigeria pp. 1-22

- Funmi Amao, Adegboyega Adedolapo Ola, Muyiwa B. Afolabi and Olawale James Gbadeyan
- They do it with containers: examining fatalities of transnational human smuggling and evaluating the modus operandi via multimodal transportation pp. 1-16

- Maria Burns
- Security Risk Assessment of Teleoperated Vessels and Associated Centers: Parameter Identification pp. 1-26

- Ahmed Mohy Ibrahim, Mohamed Abdelfattah, Mohamed Mohasseb and Said Abdelkader
- Aviation security screening optimizer for risk and throughput (ASSORT) pp. 1-26

- Robert Brigantic, Jennifer Willis, Rachel Pulliam, Brian Lewis, Julianna Puccio, Kathryn Otte, Emily Bonus, Brenda Forland, Nick Betzsold, Atithi Bharth, Jonathan Mills and Casey Perkins
- The types of hackers and cyberattacks in the aviation industry pp. 1-32

- Lázaro Florido-Benítez
Volume 16, issue 1, 2023
- Automated detection of inorganic powders in X-ray images of airport luggage pp. 1-28

- Danijela Vukadinovic, Miguel Ruiz Osés and David Anderson
- Space-time dynamics of cargo theft: evidence from São Paulo, Brazil pp. 1-28

- Temidayo James Aransiola, Marcelo Justus dos Santos and Vania Ceccato
- A systematic review of passenger profiling in airport security system: Taking a potential case study of CAPPS II pp. 1-41

- Ajay Sudharshan Satish, Akul Mangal and Prathamesh Churi
- A study to assess the applicability of using remote sensing to minimize service interruption of Canadian port physical infrastructure pp. 1-18

- Heather Holden, Maha Hussein Abdallah and Dane Rowlands
- Modified feminist self-defense: violence against women in transit in Metro Manila pp. 1-18

- Hazel T. Biana, Melvin Jabar, Homer Yabut and Rosallia Domingo
- The impact of security oversight on air cargo price and demand pp. 1-22

- Arim Park, Min Kyung Lee, Hyosoo (Kevin) Park, Ji-Hung (Ryan) Choi and Ju Myung Song
- Laser exposure incidents and aviation safety in the United States: should we be concerned? pp. 1-22

- Jules Yimga
- Factors influencing cargo robbery in last-mile delivery of e-commerce: an empirical study in Brazil pp. 1-30

- Beatriz Torres Silva and Mauro Sampaio
- Real ID campaign raises questions about privacy concerns pp. 1-17

- Sarah N. Keller, Timothy J. Wilkinson and A. J. Otjen
- A new inter-disciplinary relationship: introducing self-organized criticality to failures in aviation security pp. 1-14

- Paul McFarlane
- Applicability of PROACTIVE recommendations on CBRNe risks and threats to passenger rail and metro sectors pp. 1-20

- Laura Petersen, Grigore M. Havârneanu, Andreas Arnold, Danielle Carbon, Thomas Görgen, Alan Gavel, Tomáš Kroupa and Daria Kardel
- Correction to: Design and implementation of controlling with preventing DDOS attacks using bitcoin by Ethereum block chain technology pp. 1-1

- R. Akilandeswari and S. Malathi
Volume 15, issue 3, 2022
- The impact of neurotechnology on maritime port security—hypothetical port pp. 119-139

- Ahmed Mohy Ibrahim
- Technologies for primary screening in aviation security pp. 141-159

- Amado Cordova
- Percepction of Piracy and Armed Robbery in Bahía del Callao – Perú pp. 161-172

- Victor Razuri-Esteves
- The Dark Web and the future of illicit drug markets pp. 173-191

- Mohamed Chawki
- Seasonality of incident types in transport crime – Analysis of TAPA statistics pp. 193-222

- Daniel Ekwall and Björn Lantz
- Risk assessment of fuel energy transportation in Kuwait pp. 223-243

- Sharaf AlKheder
- Expediting airport security queues through advanced lane assignment pp. 245-262

- Zachary A. Marshall, John H. Mott, Adam J. Gottwald, Caleb A. Patrick and Luigi Raphael I. Dy
- Statistical analysis of maritime piracy cases in world territorial waters pp. 263-280

- Ercan Akan, Tunahan Gültekin and Sibel Bayar
- Design and implementation of controlling with preventing DDOS attacks using bitcoin by Ethereum block chain technology pp. 281-297

- R. Akilandeswari and S. Malathi
- Correction to: An evaluation into the causes of perpetual disruptive passenger behavior pp. 299-299

- Katherine Dianna Bell
Volume 15, issue 1, 2022
- An evaluation into the causes of perpetual disruptive passenger behavior pp. 1-22

- Katherine Di-Anna Bell
- Attacks on road-freight transporters: a threat to trade participation for landlocked countries in Southern Africa pp. 23-40

- Andrew Thomas Mlepo
- A discussion on the implementation of the Polar Code and the STCW Convention’s training requirements for ice navigation in polar waters pp. 41-67

- Espen Engtrø
- Assessment of travelers’ fear of crime in intercity bus terminals: the case of Karandish terminal of Shiraz pp. 69-85

- Seyed Mojtaba Fakhrahmad, Ali Soltani and Mohamad Roosta
- Understanding realistic attacks on airborne collision avoidance systems pp. 87-118

- Matthew Smith, Martin Strohmeier, Vincent Lenders and Ivan Martinovic
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