The relative performance and consequences of protecting crowded places from vehicle borne improvised explosive devices
Crowded places have been the target of terrorist attacks for many years. Their inherent nature has resulted in a vulnerability to a range of attacks, most notably the threat of vehicle-borne improvised explosive devices (VBIEDs). Government agendas have been seeking to reduce the extent of this vuln...
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2012
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