International Encyclopedia of Transportation 2021
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-08-102671-7.10719-5
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Resilience of Transport Systems

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“…In engineering, resilience is a system designed for durability, efficiency, and predictability. In contrast, ecological resilience comes in the form of interventions that maintain the system's ability to absorb changes from numerous services [18]. Resilience takes two forms.…”
Section: Literature Study 21resilience In Transportationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In engineering, resilience is a system designed for durability, efficiency, and predictability. In contrast, ecological resilience comes in the form of interventions that maintain the system's ability to absorb changes from numerous services [18]. Resilience takes two forms.…”
Section: Literature Study 21resilience In Transportationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Beskrivningarna av begreppen baseras på Andersson Granberg (2013), Bešinović (2020), Coppola (2015), Faturechi & Miller-Hooks (2014) och Jenelius & Mattsson (2020). Risk används för att karaktärisera en oönskad händelse och karaktäriseras ofta av dess sannolikhet och dess konsekvens.…”
Section: Begrepp Och Måttunclassified
“…Vid ett bortfall av länkar kommer denna att öka -och om vissa noder blir avskurna från nätverket så blir den oändlig (Jenelius & Mattsson, 2020). Andra vanliga mått bygger på anslutningsförmågan, det vill säga antalet möjliga (öppna och ej överbelastade) vägar genom nätverket, vilken kan mätas på olika sätt, till exempel genom att studera sannolikheten att ett visst par noder kan nå varandra efter en störning (Gu et al 2020).…”
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“…Bruneau et al (2003) introduced four concepts of resilience applicable to transportation studies, namely robustness, redundancy, resourcefulness, and rapidity, and this interpretation has been widely adopted in the context of transportation. Robustness and redundancy represent the static aspect of resilience, namely, a system's capability to maintain its function, whereas resourcefulness and rapidity represent the dynamic aspect by emphasizing the rate at which a system returns to equilibrium after a disturbance (Jenelius and Mattsson, 2020). Within the broad concept of transportation resilience, a vulnerability analysis is often the first step to assess the ability of a network to resist the effects of perturbations.…”
Section: Network Resilience/ Vulnerability Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%