… If this postulate is correct, what we have is a method to measure resilience in a quantifiable
way. More importantly, this measure does not depend on a priori set of household and/or …

… and synthetic methods, we offer an approach to the measurement of resilience capacity. …
We therefore present a second possible path toward measuring adaptivity and resilience. …

… art in resilience engineering and resilience … measuring resilience and discusses a possible
approach emerging from SCALES. The paper presents a strategy for resilience measurement …

… 322), resilience indicates “how fast the variables return towards … interpretation of resilience
as ecological resilience and … Thus, we propose an ordinal measure of resilience. Ordinal …

… of system dynamics, resilience measurement aims to capture and quantify resilience in a …
‐offs involved in both assessing and measuring resilience, as well as the relationship between …

… for incorporating resilience into workplace practices is an understanding of how best to measure
resilience. … An important step toward reconciling these different perspectives comes from …

… , resilience is often measured in hindsight of a shock (eg a natural disaster), and so methods
of measuring resilience in … Levine [25] identifies five approaches to measuring resilience …

… a step towards the operationalization of resilience for empirical studies. We equate resilience
… Innovation and memory are also fundamental to understanding identity and resilience. By …

The textural discontinuity hypothesis (TDH) is based on the observation that animal body
mass distributions exhibit discontinuities that may reflect the texture of the landscape available …

… measure of adolescent resilience that: 1) encompasses the full range of individual factors
associated with resilient outcomes; 2) includes assessment of resilience … or model of resilience. …