Journal of Critical Infrastructure Policy

2020 - 2026

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Volume 2, issue 2, 2021

Editor‐in‐Chief's Letter pp. 1-4

Richard M. Krieg

Progress toward Resilient Infrastructures: Are we falling behind the pace of events and changing threats? pp. 5-18

David D. Woods and David L. Alderson

Incentivizing Good Governance Beyond Regulatory Minimums: The Civil Nuclear Sector pp. 19-43

Debra K. Decker and Kathryn Rauhut

Evolution and Trends of Industrial Control System Cyber Incidents since 2017 pp. 45-79

Robert Grubbs, Jeremiah Stoddard, Sarah Freeman and Ron Fisher

Large Transformer Criticality, Threats, and Opportunities pp. 81-101

George Baker, Ian Webb, Klaehn Burkes and Joseph Cordaro

A Functional All‐Hazard Approach to Critical Infrastructure Dependency Analysis pp. 103-123

Ryan Hruska, Kent McGillivary and Robert Edsall

Control Systems Cyber Security Reference Architecture (RA) for Critical Infrastructure: Healthcare and Hospital Vertical Example pp. 125-145

Aleksandra Scalco, David Flanigan and Steven Simske

National Action Needed to Strengthen the Emergency Power Infrastructure pp. 147-155

Eric Cote

Automotive Ground Vehicles' Resilience to HEMP Attack: An Emergency Management Mitigation Plan pp. 157-188

Julian A. LoRusso, Mariama Yakubu, Wayne Sandford, Jeffrey Treistman, Ed Goldberg and Matt Van Benschoten

Volume 2, issue 1, 2021

Editor's Letter pp. 1-3

Richard M. Krieg

Editorial: Emerging Infrastructure Policy of the Biden Presidency and the 117th Congress pp. 7-19

Richard M. Krieg

Electromagnetic Pulse Resilience of United States Critical Infrastructure: Progress and Prognostics pp. 35-46

George H. Baker

The 2021 Texas Blackouts: Causes, Consequences, and Cures pp. 47-73

Thomas Popik and Richard Humphreys

Building a Resilient Telecommunications Sector in Puerto Rico in the Aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Maria pp. 75-96

Amado Cordova, Karlyn Stanley, Ajay Kochhar, Ryan Consaul and Justin Hodiak

A Strategic Approach to Flood Risk Management pp. 97-121

Andrew Wells, J. Brandon Klenzendorf and W. Garrett Myler

Volume 1, issue 2, 2020

Editor's Letter pp. 1-5

Richard M. Krieg

Supply Chain Resilience: Push and Pull in Catastrophes pp. 17-35

Philip J. Palin

How Nuclear Power Can Transform Electric Grid and Critical Infrastructure Resilience pp. 37-72

Sherrell R. Greene

The COVID‐19 Pandemic: Energy Market Disruptions and Resilience pp. 73-83

Alexander Q. Gilbert and Morgan D. Bazilian

COVID‐19 Implications for Research and Education on Engineered Structures and Services pp. 85-110

David Mendonça, José Orlando Gomes, Tracy Kijewski‐Correa, Ann‐Margaret Esnard and Julio Ramirez

Control System Cyber Security pp. 111-135

Joseph Weiss

Building Resilience and Recoverability of Electric Grid Communications pp. 137-155

Thomas S. Popik and David Winks

COVID‐19 Case Study: Public‐Private Partnerships in Maryland pp. 157-176

Allegra A. Tartaglia and Kyle R. Overly

COVID‐19 and the Case for a National Food Emergency Stockpile pp. 177-196

Maggie Davis, Netta Squires and Chris Webster

Electric Power Grid Disruptions: A Time Series Examination pp. 197-216

Brian K. Harte and Umesh Kumar

Volume 1, issue 1, 2020

Editor's Letter pp. 1-4

Richard M. Krieg

A Framework for Healthcare Resilience During Widespread Electrical Power Loss pp. 13-26

Tara Kirk Sell, Onora Lien and Eric Toner

Energy Supply Chains and Change pp. 27-49

Diane J. Graziano, Elisa Alonso, Fletcher Fields and Diana Bauer

Food and Other Flows in Case of Catastrophe pp. 51-67

Philip J. Palin

Improving Healthcare Supply Chain Resilience During Extreme Weather Events pp. 69-80

Richard G. Little and William A. Wallace

Opportunities and Challenges for Resilient Hospital Incident Management: Case Study of a Hospital's Response to Hurricane Harvey pp. 81-104

Changwon Son, Ethan Larsen, Farzan Sasangohar and S. Camille Peres