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Research includes analytical tools to quantify interdependencies and cascading consequences as disruptions occur across critical infrastructure sectors; effective and affordable blast analysis and protection for critical infrastructure; improved understanding of blast failure mechanisms and protection measures for the most vital CI/KR; and advanced, automated and affordable monitoring and surveillance technologies. SERRI has funded the following infrastructure protection research projects.

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Assessing the Potential of Photocatalytic Building Materials for Protecting Infrastructure and Developing Resiliency to Natural and Manmade Disasters
Development and Application of a CarbonFlex Composite for Structural Damage Mitigation and for Sustainable High Strength and Energy Dissipation
Development of a Software Tool for Modeling the Impact of Explosions in Urban Environments
Increasing Community Disaster Resilience through Targeted Strengthening of Critical Infrastructure
Mississippi Groundwater, Surface Water, and Dam Inventory and Vulnerability Assessment
Multi-Fidelity Tools for Blast Analysis in Urban Environments
Nano-Enhanced and Bio-Inspired Composite Materials for Mitigation and Protection of TIH Railcars and Stationary Tanks against High Power Impact
Nano-Particle Reinforced Composites for Critical Infrastructure Protection
Rule Set Automation in Support of Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIPRSA)
Semantics-Driven Knowledge Discovery System for Wide Area Monitoring of Electric Power Grid
Southeast Region Critical Infrastructure Protection Center Initiative (CIPC)
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