HotSpots: Failure Cascades on Heterogeneous Critical Infrastructure Networks

HotSpots: Failure Cascades on Heterogeneous Critical Infrastructure Networks
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10.1145/3132847.3132867
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2017-11
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Proceedings of the 2017 ACM on Conference on Information and Knowledge Management
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Liangzhe Chen;Xinfeng Xu;S. Lee;Sisi Duan;Alfonso G. Tarditi;S. Chinthavali;B. Prakash
Liangzhe Chen;Xinfeng Xu;S. Lee;Sisi Duan;Alfonso G. Tarditi;S. Chinthavali;B. Prakash
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Liangzhe Chen;Xinfeng Xu;S. Lee;Sisi Duan;Alfonso G. Tarditi;S. Chinthavali;B. Prakash

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