Counter-terrorism: Protection Resources Allocation. Part Ii. Branching System

Igor Ushakov

doi:10.66721/vyndfz28

Authors

Igor Ushakov San Diego, USA Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.66721/vyndfz28

Abstract

A concept of optimal resources allocation to protect countrie’s objects against terrorists attack is presented. Under assumption of uncertainty of terrorists’ intentions, minmax criterion is suggested. The Goal functions for cost-effectiveness analysis of country terrorism measurements are given. This work is a from of [Ushakov, 2006]

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