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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Assets and Systems"”.
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Systems architecting the future of U.S. Coast Guard operational logistics : a framework for enhancing mission support responsiveness
… transform in order to adapt to complexity and challenges. Often, many of these transformation efforts fail to achieve the desired future state objectives. The United States Coast Guard (USCG) initiated a major modernization effort over a decade ago that created a Mission Support enterprise …
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Dynamic Analysis of Levee Infrastructure Failure Risk: A Framework for Enhanced Critical Infrastructure Management
… assess infrastructure failure risk are "linear," and therefore, only consider the direct influence attributed to each factor that defines risk. These models do not consider the undeniable relationships that exist among these parameters. In reality, factors that define risk are interdependent and …
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Risk and reliability-based maintenance for highway infrastructure asset management
… of methods that would enable the reliability and maintainability of their fielded system. The availability and safety of highway infrastructure is a primary objective of an economy in other to provide a satisfactory level of service to road users and overcome the practical challenges from …
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Dynamic Criticality Analysis of Industrial Assets and System
… utilize maintenance resources both effectively and efficiently has never been greater due to increasing budgetary constraints for maintenance activities within organisations. Maintenance prioritisation becomes essential to ensure that resources are spent on those assets where it does the most …
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Developing a digital competence framework for UAE law enforcement agencies to enhance cyber security of Critical Physical Infrastructure (CPI)
Critical Physical Infrastructures (CPI) are assets and systems that are vital to the health, safety, security, and economic or social well-being of people, and have become increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks that have the potential to cause severe debilitating and destructive impact on a …
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Understanding conflicting rationalities in city planning: a case study of co-produced infrastructure in informal settlements in Kampala
Kampala is Uganda's capital city and is one the fastest growing cities in the world. Over 60% of the city's urban population live and work informally. In 2002, the Ugandan Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development attended the World Urban Forum in Kenya, where he met with the international …