Managing airports in non-aviation related disasters: A systematic literature review

Polater, Abdüssamet

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2018.05.026

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“…As long as the deployment planning cycle is changed periodically without following a predictable pattern, this approach remains effective in maintaining a level of unpredictability. The study also revealed that varying the location and type of security control is feasible based on airport characteristics such as layout and infrastructure; (Polater, 2018)) Various types of executions are feasible. Smaller airports, in particular, may face limitations in terms of suitable locations.…”

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Exploring the Implementation of Unpredictability in the Field of Aviation Security

2024

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Regulations for aviation security have tended to be reactionary, responding to terrorist attacks by implementing more stringent measures. This has resulted in a more predictable system that can make it easier for unlawful interference. To address risks from both external (terrorist attacks) and internal (insider threats) sources, introducing unpredictability – such as varying security controls – proactively could be beneficial. A study conducted semi-structured interviews with security experts in order to explore how and why unpredictability is implemented at airports. The results revealed that European airport stakeholders apply unpredictable measures for various reasons: complementing the security system, outmaneuvering opponents, and improving human factor aspects of the security system. Unpredictable measures are applied at different locations by various controlling authorities across different forms; however, their deployment lacks systematic evaluation. Additionally, findings indicated that varying security controls may help mitigate insider threats by reducing insider knowledge. Further research should focus on evaluating the deterrent effect of unpredictability and providing recommendations on how unpredictable measures can be effectively realized proactively to address emerging risks.

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Exploring the Implementation of Unpredictability in the Field of Aviation Security

2024

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“…Results showed that also the location and type of security control can be varied. Depending on the characteristics of the airport (e.g., layout and infrastructure; [ 57 ]) different types of implementations are possible. Specifically, smaller airports tend to be restricted in terms of adequate locations.…”

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Why and how unpredictability is implemented in aviation security – A first qualitative study

Zeballos

Fumagalli

Ghelfi

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“…SRL follows a protocol that defines the search string, strategy, exclusion criteria and methods to extract data by synthesising the results [29]. Thus, many authors have implemented SLR in their research, by developing several phases useful to perform a replicable, scientific and transparent research process [30][31][32][33][34][35]. In this article, SLR is based on the guidelines contained in Kitchenham et al [36] (Figure 1), which are collected in the following stages:…”

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Analysis of the Scientific Evolution of the Circular Economy Applied to Construction and Demolition Waste

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The circular economy (CE) concept applied to construction and demolition waste (CDW) is a developing field of research that entails a large amount of complex and disjointed information; thus, a comprehensive review of scientific contributions could provide a completed perspective. This article aims to analyse the existing knowledge of CE research applied to CDW, using a double integrated analysis, a systematic literature review and a bibliometric analysis. For this purpose, Science Mapping Analysis Tool (SciMAT), a software for the analysis of performance indicators and visualisations of scientific maps, has been used, which offers a complete approach to the field and evaluates the most cited and productive authors and subject areas related to this discipline. The results obtained from the 1440 bibliographic records from 1993 to 2020 show a still-developing scientific field, evolving from concerns about economic aspects to the most recent progresses in the evaluation of sustainable deconstruction. This work will contribute to the existing body of knowledge by establishing connections, mapping networks of researchers and recommending new trends.

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Managing airports in non-aviation related disasters: A systematic literature review

Cited by 18 publications

References 61 publications

Exploring the Implementation of Unpredictability in the Field of Aviation Security

Exploring the Implementation of Unpredictability in the Field of Aviation Security

Why and how unpredictability is implemented in aviation security – A first qualitative study

Analysis of the Scientific Evolution of the Circular Economy Applied to Construction and Demolition Waste

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