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RE: Did Sean Gorman's maps show the cascading vulnerability in Ohio?
From: "McBurnett, Jim" <jmcburnett () msmgmt com>
Date: Sun, 17 Aug 2003 20:45:10 -0400
-So, the US Government wants to classify Sean Gorman's student project. -The question is did Mr. Gorman's maps divulge the vulnerability in the -East Coast power grid that resulted in the blackouts this week? -Would it be better to know about these vulnerabilities, and do something -about them; or is it better to keep them secret until they fail in a -catastrophic way? This is a question whose answer I am willing to bet will remain classified should his research be classified. J
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- Re: Did Sean Gorman's maps show the cascading vulnerability in Ohio?, (continued)
- Re: Did Sean Gorman's maps show the cascading vulnerability in Ohio? Scott McGrath (Aug 18)
- Re: Did Sean Gorman's maps show the cascading vulnerability in Ohio? Paul Wouters (Aug 18)
- Re: Did Sean Gorman's maps show the cascading vulnerability in Ohio? Scott McGrath (Aug 18)
- Re: Did Sean Gorman's maps show the cascading vulnerability in Ohio? Kevin Oberman (Aug 18)
- Re: Did Sean Gorman's maps show the cascading vulnerability in Ohio? Scott McGrath (Aug 18)
- Re: Did Sean Gorman's maps show the cascading vulnerability in Ohio? David Lesher (Aug 18)
- Re: Did Sean Gorman's maps show the cascading vulnerability in Ohio? alex (Aug 18)
- Re: Did Sean Gorman's maps show the cascading vulnerability in Ohio? alex (Aug 18)
- Re: Did Sean Gorman's maps show the cascading vulnerability in Ohio? Jay Hennigan (Aug 18)