Vulnerability modeling and analysis for critical infrastructure protection applications
Effective critical infrastructure protection requires methodologies and tools for the automated evaluation of the vulnerabilities of assets and the efficacy of protection systems. This paper presents a modeling language for vulnerability analysis in critical infrastructure protection applications. T...
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Enthalten in: 70 Delirium in elderly patients hospitalized and undergoing urologic surgery. Incidence and predictive role of Multidimensional Geriatric Evaluation (MGE) to define a high-risk population and prevent complications: Results of a prospective study - 2012, IJCIP, Amsterdam [u.a.] |
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