In the context of urbanization and a growing population, cities and citizens are becoming
more exposed and vulnerable to social and environmental changes, ranging from natural …

Highlights•There is an intrinsic tension between efficiency (E) and resilience (R).•Greater
resilience often means less efficiency, and vice versa.•Infrastructure systems tend to align …

Digital twin (DT) has been moving progressively from concept to practice for bridge
operation and maintenance (O&M), but its issues of data synchronization and fault tolerance …

The analysis of infrastructure use data in relation to other components of the infrastructure
can help better understand the interrelationships between infrastructures to eventually …

The escalating challenge of water scarcity, intensified by water-energy interdependency,
demands an urgent shift towards sustainable solutions. As this concern heightens, the focus …

Enhancing the resilience of infrastructure to climate change requires attending to the
interdependencies that occur among complex configurations of social, ecological, and …

Complex adaptive systems–such as critical infrastructures (CI)–are defined by their vast,
multi-level interactions and emergent behaviors, but this elaborate web of interactions often …

Contrary to the 'make-use-dispose'linearity of conventional management, circular economy
design principles have been proposed as a resource management alternative that reduces …

Infrastructure systems have legacies that continue to define their priorities, goals, flexibility,
and ability to make sense of their environments. These legacies may or may not align with …

An exposure-based traffic assignment (TA) model and accompanying analysis framework
have been developed to quantify primary and secondary fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) …