The changing dynamics of coastal regions and climate pose severe challenges to coastal
communities around the world. Effective planning of engineering projects and resilience
strategies in coastal regions must not only address current conditions but also take into
consideration the expected changes in the exposure and multi-hazard risk in these areas.
However, existing performance-based engineering frameworks generally neglect time-
varying factors and miss the opportunity to leverage related evidence as it becomes …

Coastal regions are exposed to both chronic and punctuated hazards, such as sea level rise
and hurricane events, that can jeopardize entire coastal communities. Therefore, to
effectively assess the risk and resilience of coastal communities subjected to multi-hazard
environments, evaluation of the capacity of individual structures and infrastructure systems
to withstand the different time-varying demands imposed in coastal settings is of paramount
importance. This study proposes a comprehensive probabilistic framework for the design …