A computerized detection and early warning system for impending catastrophes is an example of

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A computerized detection and early warning system for impending catastrophes is an example of an engineering control system, which is a physical or mechanical device or system designed to remove or reduce the hazard at the source. It is different from administrative or work practices control, which includes policies and procedures for safe work practices, and the General Fail-Safe Principle, which focuses on designing a system that will continue to operate even if one of its components fails. The mention of Murphy's Law is irrelevant to the scenario.

A Computerized Detection and Early Warning System for Impending Catastrophes