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Sep 25, 2023

Back Matter for Infrastructure System Resilience

Publication: Infrastructure System Resilience: An Engineering Framework for Assessment, Management, and Governance

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Assessment processes
43–44
Building clusters
14
Building infrastructure system
16–19
Community
25–26
equity
25
livability
25–26
performance targets
26–27
resilience
47–48
social and economic activity
24–25
well-being
25–26
Complex adaptive systems
69
Cyber-physical-social systems
7
Disaster resilience economic models
38
Disasters
1
Domains of resilient infrastructure
12–16
event cycle interaction
14–15
hazard interaction
14
multidimensional
15–16
Economics of resilience
38–39
Equity, community
25
Feedback from social learning
28–29
Fire protection services
21
Framework of resilient infrastructure systems
1–4, 7–29
assessment processes
43–44
building and lifeline infrastructure system
16–19
community
25–26
community performance targets
26–27
community resilience
47–48
continuity of services
22–23
dimensions
12–16
feedback
28–29
governance
45–47
infrastructure system performance targets
27–29
management
44–45
service provision and operability
19–22
social and economic activity
24–25
theoretical basis
9–10
General resilience
10
Governance
45–47
Human-cyber-physical systems
7
Infrastructure resilience systems
1, 7, 10
assessment processes
43–44
community
25–26
community performance targets
26–27
continuity of temporarily lost services
22–23
definition
7, 10
domain
12–16
event cycle interaction
14–15
hazard interaction
14
multidimensional
15–16
economic resilience theory
9–10
elements
11–29
framework
1–4, 7–29
application to design
53–54
assessment processes
43–44
building and lifeline infrastructure system
16–19
community
25–26
community performance targets
26–27
community resilience
47–48
continuity of services
22–23
dimensions
12–16
feedback
28–29
governance
45–47
infrastructure system performance targets
27–29
in-part/in-whole application
51–52
management
44–45
outcomes
35–41
present vs. existing
60–66
reordering
52–53
social and economic activity
24–25
system service provision and operability
19–22
theoretical basis
9–10
general
10
governance
45–47
hazards
14
management
44–45
objective of
1
performance targets
27–28
process flow
8–9
purpose of
1–2
scope of
10
services provision and operability
19–22
fire protection
21
Los Angeles Water System (example)
20–21
performance/functionality
20
restoration
20
water delivery
21
water quality
21
water quantity
21
social and economic activity
24–25
specified
10
vulnerabilities
14
Insurance
24–25
Lifeline infrastructure systems
12–14, 16–19
Livability, community
25–26
Los Angeles Water System
20–21
Management
44–45
Noneconomic losses
36
Outcomes of infrastructure resilience framework
35–41
economics of resilience
38–39
policy formulation
35–36
social/economic losses, assessments of
36–38
tools
39–40
Policies
35–36
Process flow, resilient infrastructure systems
8–9
Resilience
10–11
Resilient infrastructure systems
1
assessment processes
43–44
definition
7, 10
domain
12–16
event cycle interaction
14–15
hazard interaction
14
multidimensional
15–16
economic resilience theory
9–10
elements
11–29
framework
1–4, 7–29
application to design
53–54
assessment processes
43–44
building and lifeline infrastructure system
16–19
community
25–26
community performance targets
26–27
community resilience
47–48
continuity of services
22–23
dimensions
12–16
feedback
28–29
governance
45–47
infrastructure system performance targets
27–29
in-part/in-whole application
51–52
management
44–45
outcomes
35–41
reordering
52–53
social and economic activity
24–25
system service provision and operability
19–22
theoretical basis
9–10
general
10
governance
45–47
management
44–45
objective of
1
process flow
8–9
purpose of
1–2
scope of
10
specified
10
Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 (SFDRR)
3
Social/economic losses, assessments of
36–38
Social institutions
11
Socio-ecological-technical systems
7
Sociotechnical systems
7
Specified resilience
10
Tools
39–40
Water delivery
21
Water quality
21
Water quantity
21
Well-being, community
25–26

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Go to Infrastructure System Resilience
Infrastructure System Resilience: An Engineering Framework for Assessment, Management, and Governance
Pages: 75 - 76
Editor: Craig Davis, Ph.D., P.E., G.E.
ISBN (Online): 978-0-7844-8508-8

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Published online: Sep 25, 2023

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