SCEPYLT: An Information System for Fighting Terrorism

A safety-critical software system called SCEPYLT provides an information solution for a field traditionally not computerized: explosives and their associated risks in handling, storage, transport, and use. SCEPYLT is a model for cooperative distributed systems engineering projects, synchronized over multiple databases.

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