As the quantitative hazard research, particularly stemming from the engineering fields, aims
to move from component-and building-level modeling into the interdisciplinary space of …

Despite recent advancements in hurricane hazard characterization and a better
understanding of the vulnerabilities of the built environment to hurricane-related hazards …

Understanding the process of community recovery impacted by various post-disaster
decisions such as dynamic policies can effectively guide the recovery process and expedite …

Virtual community resilience testbeds enable community-level inferences, convergence
research, and serve as decision-making aids. Testbeds are critical for the verification and …

When it comes to estimate the time for functional recovery of a building subjected to
earthquake-induced damage, the evaluation of downtime due to utility disruption may be …

Abstract On May 22, 2011, an EF-5 tornado spanning three-quarters of a mile in width and
tracking through nearly the entire west–east extent of Joplin, Missouri, entered the records …

The growing field of multidisciplinary community resilience assessment requires analysts to
model complex interactions across physical infrastructure and social systems to support …

Natural hazards are damaging communities with cascading catastrophic economic and
social consequences at an increasing rate due to climate change and land use policies …