The challenges for sustainable cities to protect the environment, ensure economic growth,
and maintain social justice have been widely recognized. Along with the digitization …

Academic interest in comprehending flood resilience concepts and their evaluation is
growing with the increasing frequency and severity of disasters due to climate change (CC) …

Future smart cities are the key to fulfilling the ever-growing demands of citizens. Information
and communication advancements will empower better administration of accessible …

Pluvial flooding is a serious hazard in inland US cities. City managers and communities are
increasingly interested in reducing their pluvial flood risk through the development of green …

With rapid urbanization and increasing climate risks, enhancing the resilience of urban
systems has never been more important. Despite the availability of massive datasets of …

Traffic congestion occurs daily but the transportation network still functions to meet people's
travel needs. We propose that a road meets operation requirements as long as the quality of …

Many systems on our planet shift abruptly and irreversibly from the desired state to an
undesired state when forced across a “tip** point”. Some examples are mass extinctions …

This research establishes a methodological framework for quantifying community resilience
based on fluctuations in a population's activity during a natural disaster. Visits to points-of …

Compound failures occur when urban flooding coincides with traffic congestion, and their
impact on network connectivity is poorly understood. Firstly, either three-dimensional road …

Failures of roads and critical facilities under disasters can result in public service disruptions.
Studies quantifying disaster resilience commonly focus on evaluating physical performance …