Building resilience in critical infrastructures for smart and connected cities requires
consideration of different types of interdependencies. Previous research has mainly …

Fresh water is a scarce and critical resource in both natural and socioeconomic systems.
Increasing populations combined with an increasing demand for water resources have led …

Population decline in once vibrant cities has introduced challenges to managing civil
infrastructure. These challenges, such as fiscal constraints, reduced personnel, and …

Water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure systems are intrinsically interdependent,
impacting the performance and operations of each individual infrastructure. The demands …

This study examines the impact of project manager and practitioner heterogeneity on
congruent perceptions of the outcome of service operations projects. More specifically, the …

Population contraction has afflicted a number of US cities, presenting problems as the
infrastructure becomes overbuilt for shrinking populations. Civic authorities have options to …

Abstract In 2016, Germany received approximately 50% of the 1.2 million asylum
applications in the European Union. The applicants represented a population influx of …

Failures in urban water systems are becoming a common occurrence in the US due to
disasters, aging infrastructure, and financial constraints, among other concerns. For …

Stakeholder engagement for governance leadership has drawn interest from researchers,
government agencies, and leaders of organizations with direct water management expertise …

People are paramount in the operations of water infrastructure systems. While such
processes are similar throughout most communities in the United States, including treatment …