Hazard-Resilient Infrastructure

null, null; Ayyub, Bilal M.; Butry, Dave; Davis, Craig A.; Malushte, Sanjeev R.; Medina, Ricardo A.; Taha, Mahmoud Reda; Lindt, John W. van de; Brett, Cory R.; Daghash, Sherif M.; Field, Caroline; Fung, Juan F.; Gardoni, Paolo; McNeil, Sue; Moreu, Fernando; Mostatavi, Ali; Saadat, Yalda; Sharma, Neetesh; Soga, K; Soliman, Eslam; Sutley, Elaina J.; Tabandeh, Armin; Thomas, Douglas S.; Vugrin, Eric D.; Wright, Richard N.

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“…During the resilience assessment, there are two important stages one related to the system's ability to sustain the damage, and the other one is its recovery (Goldbeck et al, 2019;Liu and Song, 2020;Serdar and Al-Ghamdi, 2021b;Butry et al, 2021). Both aspects are interrelated, as a less damaged system will require fewer recovery resources; however, there are some fundamental differences.…”

Section: Resilience Definitions and Aspectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Resilience-oriented recovery of flooded road networks during mega-sport events: a novel framework

Serdar

Al‐Ghamdi

2023

Front. Built Environ.

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This research presents a novel framework that employs the resilience index and metrics, building on previous studies, to conduct a sequential evaluation of flooded road network performance at each timestep throughout the recovery stage. Subsequently, the mathematical integration of the performance-time diagram produces the Recovery Resilience Index (RRI) used to evaluate any recovery strategy/sequence. Furthermore, a sensitivity analysis ensures the consistency of the results. As a case study, this research evaluated three post-flood interventions: Flood-susceptibility-based; Centrality-based; and Critical-links-first recovery strategies, within the context of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, 2018. The results showed that the best strategy to be dealing with the critical-links-first and flood-susceptibility strategy to be the worst. The suggested framework will expand the options for recovery planning and resource allocation. Also, it will provide the policymakers with a recommendation to improve the recovery process during FIFA World Cup in Qatar, 2018 and any future mega event.

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Section: Resilience Definitions and Aspectsmentioning

confidence: 99%