Thursday, 12 January 2017

Adaptive Climate Risk Control of Sustainability and Resilience for Infrastructure Systems

Any challenges are facing our global society that include, for example, natural, technological and human caused threats potentially affecting property and life costing annually hundreds of billions of dollars.

Income disparity that may lead to societal or international conflicts and disorders; Population growths with time‐variant differences in consumption cultures that may potentially be converging towards the high ends of consumption behavior for significant population segments, thereby stressing or threatening our limited resources.

A changing climate and growing populations with significant increases in urbanization,New and emerging technological threats, etc.

Resilience and sustainability as system characteristics are necessary for societal endurance and survival. Enhancing them at the element, network, community, etc. levels could lead to not only massive savings through efficiencies but also through risk reduction and expeditious recovery in case of disasters.

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