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Cyber-Physical Infrastructure in context: Making sense of the technology landscape

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Cyber-Physical Infrastructure in context: Making sense of the technology landscape. / Sutherland, Hayden; Ford, Chris J.
2024.

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Sutherland, H & Ford, CJ 2024 'Cyber-Physical Infrastructure in context: Making sense of the technology landscape'.

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Sutherland, H., & Ford, C. J. (2024). Cyber-Physical Infrastructure in context: Making sense of the technology landscape.

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Sutherland H, Ford CJ. Cyber-Physical Infrastructure in context: Making sense of the technology landscape. 2024 Feb 15.

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Sutherland, Hayden ; Ford, Chris J. / Cyber-Physical Infrastructure in context : Making sense of the technology landscape. 2024.

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