The planning of post-disruption restoration in critical infrastructure systems often relies on
deterministic assumptions such as complete information on resources and known duration …

ABSTRACT A wide range of community resilience research and projects are motivated by
the impacts of catastrophic events in recent decades. Improving community disaster …

Disruptive events, such as earthquakes, floods, and landslides, may disrupt the service
provided by transportation networks on a vast scale, as their occurrence is likely to cause …

Les réseaux techniques sont des infrastructures critiques qui peuvent être vulnérables aux
inondations. Leur bon fonctionnement représente donc un enjeu majeur pour la gestion des …

The loss of infrastructure functionality for a community from a tornado can significantly affect
economic vitality and result in substantial social disruption. The duration of the loss of …

Communities depend on critical infrastructure systems to support their regular operations
and future development. Destructive events, such as natural disasters, threaten to disrupt …

The recovery process of postdisaster critical infrastructure systems (CISs) includes multiple
phases, among which the repair phase usually takes the longest time and contributes the …

Current design codes and standards in the United States focus on the design of individual
facilities and do not account for other coupled physical and nonphysical infrastructure. This …

Buildings are central to the vitality of any community, and assessing their time-dependent
functionality following a hazard event is central to resilience quantification. Such an …

The efficacy of various types of intervention measures intended to facilitate post-earthquake
housing recovery can be evaluated ahead of time by using simulation models to quantify …