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The research in this flagship will be directed toward developing tools to assess the performance of spatially-distributed infrastructure networks subject to extreme natural hazards. Working This research is funded under the Resilience to Nature's Challenges National Science Challenge (http://resiliencechallenge.nz/) and therefore has a focus on a range of extreme natural hazards along with earthquakes. Working closely with relevant stakeholders we will develop methodologies to quantify system-level performance of nationally critical infrastructure when subject to natural hazards and cascading impacts, leading to improved resilience of communities through identification of multi-hazard related vulnerabilities in infrastructure critical for NZ society. Critical infrastructure asset owners do not currently have methods to fully quantify resilience of key components and trickle-down impacts of their disruption due to natural hazards. Nor are there consistent methods to measure and monitor infrastructure resilience within or across infrastructure types, organisations, or investment criteria to assess the merits of different options to improve resilience.

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  • 16018 - Resilience of Distributed Transportation Infrastructure Workshop (Costello, Ranjitkar - UA)

  • 16040 - Learning from Earthquake Induced Landslide Mechanisms (Brabhaharan, Mason - Opus)

  • 16071 - Performance of the Telecommunication Network during the Canterbury Earthquake Sequence (Giovinazzi - UC, Nayyerloo - GNS, Esposito - ETH Zurich)

Monthly Meetings and Workshops

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  • 7 June 2016 Webconference - Coordination of Distributed Infrastructure projects. Zoom link

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  • Resilience to Nature's Challenges National Science Challenge http://resiliencechallenge.nz/
  • New Zealand Lifelines Committee and regional Lifelines committees
  • National Infrastructure Unit

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Other Meetings

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Other Presentations 

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