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AuthorMathias, J.D.
AuthorMathias, Jean Denis
AuthorClark, Susan Spierre
AuthorOnat, Nuri
AuthorSeager, Thomas P.
Available date2020-04-12T19:09:51Z
Publication Date2018-05-09
Publication NameInfrastructures
Identifierhttp://dx.doi.org/10.3390/infrastructures3020011
CitationMathias, Jean-Denis & Clark, Susan & Onat, Nuri & Seager, Thomas. (2018). An Integrated Dynamical Modeling Perspective for Infrastructure Resilience. Infrastructures. 3. 11. 10.3390/infrastructures3020011.
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URIhttp://hdl.handle.net/10576/14090
Abstract© 2018 by the authors This paper considers a dynamical way to connect resilience outcomes and processes by nesting process-based approaches inside a controlled dynamical system under resource constraints. To illustrate this, we use a dynamical model of electric power generation to show the complementary aspects of outcome, resources, and process-based approaches for analyzing infrastructure resilience. The results of this stylized model show that adaptation is the most influential process and that for monitoring to be efficient it must account for associated costs. Beyond these specific results, we suggest that nesting outcome- and process-based approaches within a dynamical controlled framework can be very useful and complementary for infrastructure managers and designers tasked with effectively allocating resources for enhancing system resilience.
Languageen
PublisherMDPI
SubjectDynamical controlled system
Infrastructure
Outcome
Power system
Process
Resilience
Resources
TitleAn integrated dynamical modeling perspective for infrastructure resilience
TypeArticle
Issue Number2
Volume Number3
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