Regional Resiliency Assessment Program Dependency Analysis Framework

Petit, Frédéric; Verner, Duane; Levy, Leslie-Anne

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“…NIST ARC fits within a spectrum of available computational tools for community resilience planning. At one end, there are tools whose central aim is to make users aware of system interdependencies through the geospatial and interactive display of networks, such as All-Hazards Analysis (AHA) [43], Geospatial Risk and Resilience Assessment Platform (GRRASP) [44], and the Regional Resiliency Assessment Program (RRAP) Dependency Analysis Framework [45]. While such tools are valuable for gaining a community's understanding of the importance of system interdependencies, they typically focus on connectivity alone.…”

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NIST Alternatives for Resilient Communities (NIST ARC) software tool:

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2023

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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Alternatives for Resilient Communities (NIST ARC) software is an interactive tool for developing alternative sets of actions that meet community resilience and cost goals, given hazard and interdependency information and socio-economic data. Community resilience planning is challenging as it involves several large-scale systems and public sector decision-making with numerous stakeholders. The goal of NIST ARC is to decrease a community s burden in developing viable alternatives for stakeholder consideration. This technical note details NIST ARC s mathematical programming model, which is the leading technical contribution of NIST ARC. The model variables, parameters (data), and equations of the two-stage stochastic mixed integer linear programming model are described, with the full model given in the Appendix. Results for a realistic example designed to test the suitability of the mathematical programming model for supporting interactive community resilience planning are presented. Finally, the NIST ARC decision support application that enables the use and application of the model, the plans for its further development and testing, and its role within the broader set of NIST-funded tools and guidance for the Community Resilience Program are briefly described.

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2023

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“…Even though the research addressing critical infrastructure interdependencies started more than 15 years ago, modeling, simulation, and visualization tools still perform at an intermediate analysis level (Petit et al 2015). Developing a comprehensive "system of systems" approach to move toward an advanced infrastructure analysis capability presents several challenges to understand infrastructure system operations and the interactions existing between infrastructure systems (Clifford and Macal 2016;Petit, Verner, and Levy 2017).…”

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Regional Resiliency Assessment Program Dependency Analysis Framework

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