Not only is resiliency a term with a myriad of definitions microscopically specified by a wide variety of social and bio/physical scientists and practitioners, it is also incredibly complicated even when treated by individual academic/government/non-profit and business practitioners who are convinced that they have the perfect definition. By then linking the concepts of infrastructure and community to resiliency, not only does additional complexity emerge but also a powerful imperative to examine the basics necessary to achieve resiliency within these interrelated concepts. The lens of the applied academic observer situated at 'ground zero' for not only one but two major catastrophes within a micro minute span of less than five years (Hurri...
Over the past quarter century, the number of disasters has increased annually. It can take communiti...
Human societies have to cope with different kind of hazards. Extreme physical events constantly caus...
How do we cope with catastrophe events using existing models? Are we going a step forward and focus ...
Not only is resiliency a term with a myriad of definitions microscopically specified by a wide varie...
Ever increasing density of population and wealth increases the consequences of natural disasters. Th...
Disaster risk is globally on the rise, mainly as a result of the complex interplay of environmental,...
Disaster risk is globally on the rise, mainly as a result of the complex interplay of environmental,...
Disaster risk is globally on the rise, mainly as a result of the complex interplay of environmental,...
How communities recover following a disaster is often conceptualized in terms of their disas...
The proper functioning of critical infrastructures (CIs) is vital for society's welfare. A disruptio...
<p>Disaster risk is globally on the rise, mainly as a result of the complex interplay of environment...
Natural disasters in recent years have brought the study of disaster resiliency to the forefront. Th...
Over the past years, the concept of resilience has gained attention recognizing the fact that not al...
AbstractVulnerability has been defined as the degree to which a system, or part of it, may react adv...
The intimate connections between disaster recovery by and the resilience of affected communities hav...
Over the past quarter century, the number of disasters has increased annually. It can take communiti...
Human societies have to cope with different kind of hazards. Extreme physical events constantly caus...
How do we cope with catastrophe events using existing models? Are we going a step forward and focus ...
Not only is resiliency a term with a myriad of definitions microscopically specified by a wide varie...
Ever increasing density of population and wealth increases the consequences of natural disasters. Th...
Disaster risk is globally on the rise, mainly as a result of the complex interplay of environmental,...
Disaster risk is globally on the rise, mainly as a result of the complex interplay of environmental,...
Disaster risk is globally on the rise, mainly as a result of the complex interplay of environmental,...
How communities recover following a disaster is often conceptualized in terms of their disas...
The proper functioning of critical infrastructures (CIs) is vital for society's welfare. A disruptio...
<p>Disaster risk is globally on the rise, mainly as a result of the complex interplay of environment...
Natural disasters in recent years have brought the study of disaster resiliency to the forefront. Th...
Over the past years, the concept of resilience has gained attention recognizing the fact that not al...
AbstractVulnerability has been defined as the degree to which a system, or part of it, may react adv...
The intimate connections between disaster recovery by and the resilience of affected communities hav...
Over the past quarter century, the number of disasters has increased annually. It can take communiti...
Human societies have to cope with different kind of hazards. Extreme physical events constantly caus...
How do we cope with catastrophe events using existing models? Are we going a step forward and focus ...