IRRIIS - Integrated Risk Reduction of Information-based InfrastructureSystems
IRRIIS - Integrated Risk Reduction of Information-based InfrastructureSystems
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IRRIIS - 基于信息的基础设施系统的综合风险降低
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2006
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通讯作者:
F. Flentge
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作者:
U. Beyer;F. Flentge
The Integrated Project "Integrated Risk Reduction of Information-based
Infrastructure Systems" (IRRIIS) shall be carried out under the motto:
Enhance substantially the dependability of Large Complex Critical
Infrastructures (LCCIs) by introducing appropriate Middleware Improved
Technology (MIT) components within the next three years. IRRIIS will
increase dependability, survivability and resilience of EU ICT-based
critical information infrastructures and has the objectives to:
* determine a sound set of public and private sector requirements
based upon scenario and related data analysis;
* design, develop, integrate and test MIT components suitable for
preventing and limiting cascading effects and supporting automated
recovery and service continuity in critical situations;
* develop, integrate, and validate novel and advanced modelling and
simulation tools integrated into a synthetic environment for experiments
and exercises;
* validate the functions of the MIT components using the synthetic
environment and the results of the scenario and data analysis;
* disseminate novel and innovative concepts, results, and products
to other ICT-based critical sectors.
IRRIIS will address the challenges of CIIP by a "diagnosis - therapy
strategy" and "therapy implementation and validation approach" starting
with the electrical power infrastructure and its supporting telecommunication
infrastructure. After thoroughly analysing these infrastructures
and their interdependencies, the synthetic simulation environment
(SYNTEX) will be build. MIT components will be developed, tested
and validated inside SYNTEX to demonstrate their capabilities before
dissemination to potential stakeholders. The approach is open for
successively including additional critical infrastructures.
The interdisciplinary research will be performed in the coming three
years by a European consortium of fifteen partners, ranging from
academia to key stakeholders from the fields of energy supply and
telecommunication. The project is supported by the European Union
Sixth Framework Programme within the area of "Information Society
Technologies" with seven million Euro funding and it is co ordinated
by Fraunhofer Institut Autonome intelligente Systeme (AIS).