Xxxxxxxx Model. GROOVY will be an innovative company that is at the forefront of revolutionizing the cannabis industry through the integration of cutting-edge technology from the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), primarily blockchain. Our vision is to establish a robust and transparent ecosystem that leverages the power of blockchain, NFTs, AI, IoT, and data analytics to enhance every facet of the cannabis value chain.
Xxxxxxxx Model. This framework is based on a set of four criteria—robustness, rapidity, resourcefulness and redundancy—to evaluate the technical, organizational, social and economic dimensions of the disaster management process (Xxxxxxx et al., 2003). This matrix is applied to four "critical" infrastructure sectors, namely Water, Energy, Hospitals and Emergency management systems. The definition of resilience is comprehensive, including persistence and adaptation: Resilience is the "ability of social units (e.g., organizations, communities) to mitigate hazards, contain the effects of disasters when they occur, and carry out recovery activities in ways that minimize social disruption and mitigate the effects" of future events (Xxxxxxx et al., 2003, p. 735). A quantitative model has been proposed to measure and compare the level of performance of an infrastructure between 0%, when no service is available, and 100%, when the service is fully operational (Xxxxxxx et al., 2003). The "loss of resilience" is viewed as the magnitude of the degradation of performance following failure over time (Xxxxxxx et al., 2003, p. 737). This operational conception introduces three key generic parameters for resilience: Failure probability Consequence from failure Reduced time to recovery. These generic parameters correspond to the ability of the system to resist, absorb and recover respectively. Remarkably, these parameters also correspond to the three temporal phases of resilience, namely, before, during and after an event. This triple correspondence is a key asset of the framework (Xxxxxxxx et al., 2012a; Xxxxxx et al., 2010; Xxxxxx, 2012)). Synopsis of the Xxxxxxx approach: Conception of resilience: Comprehensive, includes persistence and adaptation Resilience of what: social units and communities albeit the framework is based on infrastructure sectors which serve as critical lifelines both hard (Water, Energy) and soft (Hospital, Emergency) Resilience to what: major disruptive events such as natural hazards, terrorism Resilience when: before the event, during the event, after event Sectors: Water, Energy, Hospital and Emergency management system Interdependency: not assessed In our view, this seminal framework has been particularly useful because it provides: a generic model to quantitatively assess the performance of infrastructure a tentative list of key indicators, which are either illustrative or generic (see Table 6) Note however, that the practicality and cost-effectiveness of the ...
Xxxxxxxx Model. We now present a brief overview of the CK model [9]. In the CK model, there are two adversarial models, namely the unauthenticated-links / real world model (UM) and the authenticated-links / ideal world model (AM). AM is the (ideal) world where messages are authenticated magically, and UM is the (real) world in which we want our protocols to be proven secure. Proving protocols secure in the CK model is usually by translating a provably secure protocol in the AM to a provably secure protocol in the UM with the use of an authenticator. However, we will not use this approach as the use of the authenticator can result in a more expensive protocol. Instead the protocol is proven secure in the UM following Xxxxxxxx’x approach [22] (in a similar fashion as proof in the BR model).
Xxxxxxxx Model. 2600 Continuous Motion Bottle Case Packer; (Estimated 1990s); Stainless Steel; with Interlocking Plastic Belt Top Bottle Conveyor, with Stainless Steel 2-Lane Divider; Bottom Tray Shell Transfer Conveyor; Digital Readout; and Control Panel
