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    • Computer Science
    • Systems Engineering
    • Risk Analysis

    Background:

    • Critical infrastructure is vulnerable to societal threats like weather and contamination.
    • Existing simulation tools often lack integration and interactive capabilities.
    • Modeling complex interdependencies requires advanced analytical platforms.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce VASA, a visual analytics platform for modeling the impact of societal threats on critical infrastructure.
    • To provide a flexible and interactive environment for simulation configuration and result exploration.
    • To demonstrate the platform's utility in real-world scenarios.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed VASA, a platform with a desktop application, component model, and distributed simulation components.
    • Implemented an asynchronous simulation pipeline with a common data exchange format.
    • Integrated local simulation proxies for interactive configuration and computational steering for execution management.
    • Utilized spatiotemporal and interactive methods for exploring simulation results.

    Main Results:

    • VASA successfully models the impact of weather and food contamination on supply chains, road networks, and power grids.
    • The platform facilitates interactive simulation setup and execution management.
    • Spatiotemporal visualization methods enable effective exploration of complex simulation outcomes.
    • Demonstrated utility through case studies involving supply chains during hurricanes and food contamination.

    Conclusions:

    • VASA provides a robust framework for analyzing the cascading effects of societal threats on critical infrastructure.
    • The platform enhances analysts' ability to understand and mitigate risks through interactive simulation and visualization.
    • VASA represents a significant advancement in visual analytics for complex systems modeling.