Community resilience has been addressed across multiple disciplines including
environmental sciences, engineering, sociology, psychology, and economics. Interest in …

This paper proposes a quantitative approach for measuring the resilience of the network
components and the network itself. This study introduces a conceptual framework featuring …

The vulnerability of critical infrastructure systems and their interdependencies have long-
standing implications for community recovery and resilience. Extant research on critical …

The multiple uncertainties of both natural and human-caused disasters have attracted
increased attention to the topic of resilience engineering. In this paper, an indicator-based …

Due to the increasing frequency of natural and man-made disasters, the scientific community
has paid considerable attention to the concept of resilience engineering. On the other hand …

Mitigating the impact of disasters on communities requires not only a deep understanding of
the essential features of infrastructure, social, and economical components that make a …

Urban areas are dynamic, facing evolving hazards, having interacting strategic services and
assets. Their management involves multiple stakeholders bringing additional complexity …

This research scrutinizes the instrumental contributions of public libraries in augmenting
community resilience. The study deploys a methodological framework predicated on …

Extreme weather events are predicted to continue increasing in intensity and frequency,
raising a serious concern about the thermal resilience and adaption of buildings to these …

Road transportation networks are highly vulnerable to natural hazards, especially
hydrological hazards. Damages to transportation networks due to hydrological hazards have …