
handle: 20.500.14243/436861
Is there any kind of "memory" in the sequence of terror attacks worldwide? Are the terrorist attacks non-randomly time distributed? Our analysis suggests that they are correlated, which means that a terror event is not independent from the time elapsed since the previous event. But, if we consider terror attacks with a large severity index (number of fatalities or injured), the phenomenon is unpredictable, since it approaches a Poisson process (random, independent and uncorrelated).
Allan factor, correlation, time-clustering, scaling, Terrorism
Allan factor, correlation, time-clustering, scaling, Terrorism
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