CRITIS 2008: Rome, Italy

• Carla Dionisi, Francesca Mariani, Maria Cristina Recchioni, Francesco Zirilli:
  Blackouts in Power Transmission Networks Due to Spatially Localized Load Anomalies. 1-13
  
• Vincenzo Fioriti, Silvia Ruzzante, Elisa Castorini, Elena Marchei, Vittorio Rosato:
  Stability of a Distributed Generation Network Using the Kuramoto Models. 14-23
  
• William J. Tolone, E. Wray Johnson, Seok-Won Lee, Wei-Ning Xiang, Lydia Marsh, Cody Yeager, Josh Blackwell:
  Enabling System of Systems Analysis of Critical Infrastructure Behaviors. 24-35
  
• Rüdiger Klein, Erich Rome, Césaire Beyel, Ralf Linnemann, Wolf Reinhardt, Andrij Usov:
  Information Modelling and Simulation in Large Interdependent Critical Infrastructures in IRRIIS. 36-47
  
• Marco Beccuti, Giuliana Franceschinis, Mohamed Kaâniche, Karama Kanoun:
  Multi-level Dependability Modeling of Interdependencies between the Electricity and Information Infrastructures. 48-59
  
• Silvano Chiaradonna, Felicita Di Giandomenico, Paolo Lollini:
  Interdependency Analysis in Electric Power Systems. 60-71
  
• Emiliano Casalicchio, Emanuele Galli, Salvatore Tucci:
  Modeling and Simulation of Complex Interdependent Systems: A Federated Agent-Based Approach. 72-83
  
• Rune Gustavsson, Björn Ståhl:
  Self-healing and Resilient Critical Infrastructures. 84-94
  
• Anas Abou El Kalam, Yves Deswarte:
  Critical Infrastructures Security Modeling, Enforcement and Runtime Checking. 95-108
  
• Salvatore D'Antonio, Luigi Romano, Abdelmajid Khelil, Neeraj Suri:
  INcreasing Security and Protection through Infrastructure REsilience: The INSPIRE Project. 109-118
  
• Christine Schwaegerl, Olaf Seifert, Robert Buschmann, Hermann Dellwing, Stefan Geretshuber, Claus Leick:
  Increase of Power System Survivability with the Decision Support Tool CRIPS Based on Network Planning and Simulation Program PSS®SINCAL. 119-130
  
• Rüdiger Klein:
  Information Modelling and Simulation in Large Dependent Critical Infrastructures - An Overview on the European Integrated Project IRRIIS. 131-143
  
• Ettore Bompard, Marcelo Masera, Roberto Napoli, Fei Xue:
  Assessment of Structural Vulnerability for Power Grids by Network Performance Based on Complex Networks. 144-154
  
• Francesco Cadini, Enrico Zio, Cristina-Andreea Petrescu:
  Using Centrality Measures to Rank the Importance of the Components of a Complex Network Infrastructure. 155-167
  
• João P. S. Medeiros, Selan R. dos Santos:
  RadialNet: An Interactive Network Topology Visualization Tool with Visual Auditing Support. 168-179
  
• Francesco Flammini, Andrea Gaglione, Nicola Mazzocca, Concetta Pragliola:
  Quantitative Security Risk Assessment and Management for Railway Transportation Infrastructures. 180-189
  
• Eric A. M. Luiijf, Manou Ali, Annemarie Zielstra:
  Assessing and Improving SCADA Security in the Dutch Drinking Water Sector. 190-199
  
• Tiago H. Kobayashi, Aguinaldo B. Batista, João Paulo S. Medeiros, José Macedo F. Filho, Agostinho M. Brito, Paulo S. Motta Pires:
  Analysis of Malicious Traffic in Modbus/TCP Communications. 200-210
  
• Andrea Carcano, Igor Nai Fovino, Marcelo Masera, Alberto Trombetta:
  Scada Malware, a Proof of Concept. 211-222
  
• Giovanna Dondossola, Geert Deconinck, Fabrizio Garrone, Hakem Beitollahi:
  Testbeds for Assessing Critical Scenarios in Power Control Systems. 223-234
  
• Maria B. Line, Eirik Albrechtsen, Martin Gilje Jaatun, Inger Anne Tøndel, Stig Ole Johnsen, Odd Helge Longva, Irene Wærø:
  A Structured Approach to Incident Response Management in the Oil and Gas Industry. 235-246
  
• José Manuel Torres, Finn Olav Sveen, Jose Maria Sarriegi:
  Security Strategy Analysis for Critical Information Infrastructures. 247-257
  
• Mikael Asplund, Simin Nadjm-Tehrani, Johan Sigholm:
  Emerging Information Infrastructures: Cooperation in Disasters. 258-270
  
• Gianmarco Baldini, Igor Nai Fovino:
  Service Modeling Language Applied to Critical Infrastructure. 271-278
  
• Jüri Kivimaa, Andres Ojamaa, Enn Tyugu:
  Graded Security Expert System. 279-286
  
• Joan Tomàs-Buliart, Marcel Fernandez, Miguel Soriano:
  Protection of Mobile Agents Execution Using a Modified Self-Validating Branch-Based Software Watermarking with External Sentinel. 287-294
  
• Jose Maria Sarriegi, Finn Olav Sveen, Jose M. Torres, Jose J. Gonzalez:
  Adaptation of Modelling Paradigms to the CIs Interdependencies Problem. 295-301
  
• Eric A. M. Luiijf, Albert Nieuwenhuijs, Marieke H. A. Klaver, Michel van Eeten, Edite Cruz:
  Empirical Findings on Critical Infrastructure Dependencies in Europe. 302-310
  
• Susanna Donatelli:
  Dependent Automata for the Modelling of Dependencies. 311-318
  
• Adam Maria Gadomski, Tomasz Adam Zimny:
  Application of IPK (Information, Preferences, Knowledge) Paradigm for the Modelling of Precautionary Principle Based Decision-Making. 319-327
  
• Davide Cerotti, Marco Gribaudo, Andrea Bobbio:
  Disaster Propagation in Heterogeneous Media via Markovian Agents. 328-335
  
• Francesco Flammini, Valeria Vittorini, Nicola Mazzocca, Concetta Pragliola:
  A Study on Multiformalism Modeling of Critical Infrastructures. 336-343
  
• Adam Kozakiewicz, Anna Felkner, Tomasz Jordan Kruk:
  Simulation of Critical ICT Infrastructure for Municipal Crisis Management. 344-351
  
• Joshua Blackwell, William J. Tolone, Seok-Won Lee, Wei-Ning Xiang, Lydia Marsh:
  An Ontology-Based Approach to Blind Spot Revelation in Critical Infrastructure Protection Planning. 352-359
  
• Demetrios G. Eliades, Marios M. Polycarpou:
  Security of Water Infrastructure Systems. 360-367
  
• Pierluigi Assogna, Glauco Bertocchi, Antonio DiCarlo, Franco Milicchio, Alberto Paoluzzi, Giorgio Scorzelli, Michele Vicentino, Roberto Zollo:
  Critical Infrastructures as Complex Systems: A Multi-level Protection Architecture. 368-375
  
• Lothar Fickert, Helmut Malleck, Christian Wakolbinger:
  Challenges Concerning the Energy-Dependency of the Telecom Infrastructure. 376-385
  
• Luisa Franchina, Marco Carbonelli, Laura Gratta, Claudio Petricca, Daniele Perucchini:
  An Effective Approach for Cascading Effects Prevision in Critical Infrastructures. 386-393