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Chapter 2 Application of the Multigrammatical Framework to the Assessment of Resilience and Recoverability of Large – Scale Industrial Systems

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The present paper is dedicated to assessing the resilience and the possibility of recovery and support of large-scale industrial systems (ISs) affected by destructive impacts such as natural hazards, technogenic catastrophes, acts of terror, pandemics, mutual sanctions, etc. The proposed approach to these problems is based on the application of the multigrammatical framework that provides a natural and flexible representation of the technological and resource bases of ISs as well as their transformations after impacts. We introduce a general criteria for the resilience, recoverability, and supportability of the affected industrial system by other external IS with it’s own technological and resource bases.

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Abbreviations

AIS :

Assigned industrial system

BC :

Boundary condition

CF :

Context-free

CI :

Critical infrastructure

DSTS :

Distributed sociotechnological system

EIS :

External industrial system

FIS :

Free industrial system

FMG :

Filtering multiset grammar

FUMG :

Filtering unitary multiset grammar

STS :

Sociotechnological system

IS :

Industrial system

LSTS :

Local sociotechnological system

MG :

Multiset grammar

MO :

Multiobject

MS :

Multiset

OC :

Optimizing condition

OR :

Object-resource

RB :

Resource base

SMS :

Set of multisets

STMS :

Set of terminal multisets

TB :

Technological base

TMS :

Terminal multiset

UMG :

Unitary multiset grammar

UMG RG :

Unitary multiset grammar with reduced generation

UR :

Unitary rules

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The author is grateful to Prof. Fred Roberts for his useful advice and support, to Prof. Javier Rubio-Herrero for his thorough and careful editing of this paper, and to Prof. Alexey Gvishiani for his permanent collaboration.

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Sheremet, I.A. (2021). Chapter 2 Application of the Multigrammatical Framework to the Assessment of Resilience and Recoverability of Large – Scale Industrial Systems. In: Roberts, F.S., Sheremet, I.A. (eds) Resilience in the Digital Age. Lecture Notes in Computer Science(), vol 12660. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-70370-7_2

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