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Modell Ausgewählter Branchen zur Simulation von kritischen Störungen

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Niemeyer, Klaus. "Simulation of Critical Infrastructures." Information & Security: An International Journal 17 (2005): 120-143.

APA style: Niemeyer, K. (2000). Modell Ausgewählter Branchen zur Simulation von kritischen Störungen.

Chicago style: Niemeyer, Klaus. Modell Ausgewählter Branchen zur Simulation von kritischen Störungen., 2000.

IEEE style: Niemeyer, K., Modell Ausgewählter Branchen zur Simulation von kritischen Störungen, no. NOA-TB-1, 2000.

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