Analysing and conveying the interactions of wind turbines with aviation radar and radio systems, this much-needed book provides knowledge about aviation systems to facilitate analysis of the impact of turbines, existing and future technologies for mitigation, and general analytical techniques.

This edited book presents various cyber security risks and vulnerability models of different healthcare systems and discusses how the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning-based solutions may help to address cyberattacks in these emerging systems.

This book addresses three main themes: enabling retrofit (including place-based approaches, finance models, target setting and understanding how to develop a pipeline), delivering retrofit (with effective assessment, quality systems, technical choices and the development of supply chains) and how to evaluate retrofit.

This book explores cryptography methods for intelligent healthcare systems, including external threats, inside vulnerabilities, well-defined risks, and the resilience and robustness of the security architecture. Volume 1 addresses foundations and emerging architectures. Volume 2 focuses on privacy, governance and deployment.

This book explores cryptography methods for intelligent healthcare systems, including external threats, inside vulnerabilities, well-defined risks, and the resilience and robustness of the security architecture. Volume 1 addresses foundations and emerging architectures. Volume 2 focuses on privacy, governance and deployment.

This book concentrates upon the work of Lord Kelvin (William Thomson) in three phases; discovery of the fundamental concepts and coding them into universal laws, leading the adoption of the metric system, and securing worldwide use of units and standards (now the IEC system).

This Guide has been prepared for all those involved in the design, selection, installation and operation of direct electric heating and heat pumps in new and existing domestic properties in the UK. It also provides an insight into market models of how heat may be provided in the future.