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Yasuhide Okuyama,Adam RosePresents state-of-the-art modeling frameworks for disaster impact analysis.Covers concepts and general issues, modeling variations, and applications to decision making.Includes theoretical analysies a

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science Cyber resilience is a case of economic resilience, pertaining to preventing: (1) supply-side reduction of cyber product and service disruptions to direct and indirect down-stream customers, which also reduces disruptions to the cyber sectors’ own direct and indirect up-stream suppliers; and (2) dem

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Kang Il Lee,Jung Ho Jeon,Byung Cheol Songcations of an enormous variety of scenarios. Rose et al. (Economic consequence analysis tool (E-CAT), Springer, Tokyo, 2017) also propose a CGE-based rapid calculation tool for translating terrorism-related driving variables into economic implication variables. They refer to this tool as E-CAT (.con

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