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Assessing Intrusion Susceptibility in Distribution Systems

A holistic approach that integrates geographic information systems and hydraulic modeling can help utilities determine which locations are susceptible to intrusion.

Steven G. Buchberger | Trevor R. Lindley | S. Buchberger

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