Integrating Risk and Resilience Approaches to Catastrophe Management in Engineering Systems
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...The model of Equation (20) also meets the monotone conditions of Equations (6)–(13) by having the following attributes: Re : ( f ∩ r) ∈ C → [0,∞), (24) Re(φ) = 0....
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..., building on the relevant metrics of reliability and risk; and (10) Enabling the development of resilience metrics with meaningful units....
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...(13) Functions μ that satisfy Equations (10), (11), and either Equations (12) or (13) are called semicontinuous from below and from above, respectively....
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...Functions μ that satisfy Equations (10), (11), and either Equations (12) or (13) are called semicontinuous from below and from above, respectively....
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...(10) The model requires input with meaningful units, is unit-consistent, and produces results with meaningful units....
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...However, Holling also acknowledged the limitations of the physics metaphor as being too simplistic for systems ecology....
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...Third, Holling claimed that management for resilience requires “the need to keep options open, the need to view events in a regional rather than a local context, and the need to emphasize heterogeneity....
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...Holling’s seminal work catalyzed a rapid growth in use of the term “resilience” in new contexts....
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...Three aspects of Holling’s understanding of resilience stand out....
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...Resilience approaches—as suggested by Holling(2)—require preparing for the unexpected, whereas risk analysis proceeds from the premise that hazards are identifiable....
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