Titlebook: Urban Resilience for Emergency Response and Recovery; Fundamental Concepts Gian Paolo Cimellaro Book 2016 Springer International Publishing

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Applications of Seismic Resilience for Health Care Facilities and School Buildingstc. experienced extensive damage resulting in loss of functionality, and consequently substantial economic losses. The recovery process is estimated to last from several years to few decades in these regions. As a result, increased attention is being placed on strategies to design facilities that ar

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Application of Economic Resiliency of Communities Affected by Natural Disastersact of natural disasters, focusing in particular on the economic interdependencies of industries and lifelines. Different losses are considered using real economic data provided by surveys on natural disasters such as Northridge earthquake, Des Moines flood, etc. The Economic Resilience Index provid

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Building More Resilient Communitiesns should be taken to make communities more resilient. After categorizing the different interventions according to the structural type, and presenting the three international frameworks for disaster risk management (Yokohama, Hyogo and Sendai framework), the chapter focuses on the different initiati

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Computational Tools and Software for Resilience Assessmentfrastructures against extreme event. The second part of the chapter focuses on the comparison of different virtual city simulators considering their capability to model different types of infrastructures, hazards and their visualization capabilities.

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PEOPLES Resilience Frameworksed framework can be applied to measure its performance against any type of extreme event during emergency and in long term post-disaster phases. A resilience index can be determined to reflect all, or part, of the dimensions influencing the events.

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Introductionn different sciences by means of an extensive literature review. Different frameworks available in literature are described and compared. Finally, the concept of Resilience-Based design is presented as an extension of Performance-Based Design.