2010 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Optimisation of Critical Infrastructure Protection: The SiVe Project on Airport Security
Authors : Marcus Breiing, Mara Cole, John D’Avanzo, Gebhard Geiger, Sascha Goldner, Andreas Kuhlmann, Claudia Lorenz, Alf Papproth, Erhard Petzel, Oliver Schwetje
Published in: Critical Information Infrastructures Security
Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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This paper outlines the scientific goals, ongoing work and first results of the SiVe research project on critical infrastructure security. The methodology is generic while pilot studies are chosen from airport security. The outline proceeds in three major steps, (1) building a threat scenario, (2) development of simulation models as scenario refinements, and (3) assessment of alternatives. Advanced techniques of systems analysis and simulation are employed to model relevant airport structures and processes as well as offences. Computer experiments are carried out to compare and optimise alternative solutions. The optimality analyses draw on approaches to quantitative risk assessment recently developed in the operational sciences. To exploit the advantages of the various techniques, an integrated simulation workbench is build up in the project.