New Study Classifies Hostile Vehicle Attacks to Transform Urban Security Design
Researchers have developed an empirical taxonomy of vehicle-as-a-weapon attacks to help urban planners implement proportionate and flexible security measures.
Researchers have developed an empirical taxonomy of vehicle-as-a-weapon attacks to help urban planners implement proportionate and flexible security measures.
A systematic review in BMC Health Services Research finds that Australian stakeholders generally support statutory registration for non-registered health professions, ...
A new Risk-Adjusted Disparity Index adjusts police stop rates for crime victimization risks to better measure racial equity in policing.
A conceptual study proposes an integrated risk and near-miss framework to coordinate decision-making across seven fragmented urban infrastructure sectors.
A cluster randomised controlled trial in six New Zealand police stations found that a simplified notice of police bail increased ...
A systematic review proposes a six-layer Zero Trust framework that verifies not only who controls public-safety drones but whether the ...
A quasi-experimental evaluation in three San Francisco neighborhoods linked civilian practitioner presence to significantly lower behavioral health-related incidents and total ...
Retrospective and scenario-based analyses at five volcanoes show how warning thresholds can balance precautionary costs against modeled eruption losses; the ...
Chinese researchers have developed a portable SERS sensor that detects trace sarin and other organophosphorus nerve agents in under twenty ...
Researchers in China have developed a self-supervised graph neural network that classifies the urgency of urban patrol cases without any ...
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