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Can hydrogen storage in metal hydrides be economically competitive with compressed and liquid hydrogen storage? A techno-economical perspective for the maritime sector
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Developing a decentralized community of practice-based model for on-demand electric car-pooling towards sustainable shared mobility
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Influence Diagrams in Cyber Security: Conceptualization and Potential Applications
Over the last years, cyber-attacks are increasing in organizations especially due to the use of emerging technologies and transformation in terms of how we work. Informed decision-making in cyber security is critical to prevent, detect, respond, and recover from cyber-attacks effectively and efficiently. In cyber security, Decision Support System (DSS) plays a crucial role especially in supporting security analysts, managers, and operators in making informed decisions. Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based techniques like Bayesian Networks, Decision Trees are used as an underlying approach in such DSSs. Furthermore, Influence Diagrams (IDs) possess the capability to support informed decision-making based on its existing applications in other domains like medical. However, the complete capability and potential of IDs are not utilised in cyber security especially in terms of its explainable nature for different stakeholders and existing applications in other domains. Therefore, this research tackles the following research question: “What are potential applications of Influence Diagrams (IDs) in cyber security?”. We identified applications of IDs in different domains and then translated it to design potential applications for cyber security issues. In the future, this will help both researchers and practitioners to develop and implement IDs for cyber security-related problems, which in turn will enhance decision-making especially due to its explainable nature for different stakeholders.publishedVersio
Data enabling digital ecosystem for sustainable shared electric mobility-as-a-service in smart cities-an innovative business model perspective
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Security Aspects of Social Robots in Public Spaces: A Systematic Mapping Study
Background: As social robots increasingly integrate into public spaces, comprehending their security implications becomes paramount. This study is conducted amidst the growing use of social robots in public spaces (SRPS), emphasising the necessity for tailored security standards for these unique robotic systems. Methods: In this systematic mapping study (SMS), we meticulously review and analyse existing literature from the Web of Science database, following guidelines by Petersen et al. We employ a structured approach to categorise and synthesise literature on SRPS security aspects, including physical safety, data privacy, cybersecurity, and legal/ethical considerations. Results: Our analysis reveals a significant gap in existing safety standards, originally designed for industrial robots, that need to be revised for SRPS. We propose a thematic framework consolidating essential security guidelines for SRPS, substantiated by evidence from a considerable percentage of the primary studies analysed. Conclusions: The study underscores the urgent need for comprehensive, bespoke security standards and frameworks for SRPS. These standards ensure that SRPS operate securely and ethically, respecting individual rights and public safety, while fostering seamless integration into diverse human-centric environments. This work is poised to enhance public trust and acceptance of these robots, offering significant value to developers, policymakers, and the general public.Security Aspects of Social Robots in Public Spaces: A Systematic Mapping StudypublishedVersio
Anharmonicity effects and thermal expansion of thermoelectric (M,M’,M”)NiSn (M,M’,M”=Ti, Zr, Hf) half-Heusler alloys
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MRDPGA: a multiple restart dynamic population genetic algorithm for scheduling road traffic
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