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Which resilience interventions move which outcomes in safety-critical CPS? Evidence from industrial case studies and controlled testbed experimentation

Aug 2026 · Environment Systems and Decisions · Vol 46 · 1 citation · 37 references

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A refined hierarchical taxonomy and cross-domain dependency model are introduced to trace how interventions influence outcomes and surface hidden consequence pathways, giving practitioners a clearer basis for prioritising resilience investment, and indicating where current assessment practice and standards could be strengthened.

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