Environmental Risks to Infrastructure Innovation Programme
CIRIA Ref:
NERC Ref:
Start Date:
56
NE/R008973/1
2017-11-01
Case Study:
Call Year:
End Date:
2017
Research Institution:
Anglia Ruskin University
Principle Investigator:
Dr Donya Hajializadeh
CO Investigator(s):
Maryam Imani, Carlos Jimenez- Bescos, Lakshmi Rajendran
Industry Partners:
Transport Scotland, Scottish Water, SSE, Atkins
Hazards
Erosion, High impact low probability event, Multi-hazard combinations, Storms and gales wind
The aim of this innovation project is to test a recently developed decision-support system to identify critical interdependencies between water, transport and energy networks with respect to increasingly frequent and severe environmental hazards in a small/medium size city with high vulnerability of urban population (i.e. North Argyll, Scotland). This project will consider the implications of community isolation in resilience of interdependent infrastructure systems. The tool will provides means of optimising design and investment strategies for the partners in order to achieve greater resilience as a cohort.
The primary output of the project is RV-DSS web-application, which has been made available to project partners for comments on potential areas for further improvements.
RV-DSS Overview Video: providing the background and an overview of the technical content - Uploaded on Dropbox
RV-DSS work presented at Association for European Transport Conference 2018
RV-DSS work presented at Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience Conference CEPRE 2018 (http://www.cipre-expo.com/) - Paper uploaded on Dropbox
RV-DSS Work presented at Water Energy Nexus 2018 Conference (http://waterenergynexus.org/) - Paper uploaded on Dropbox
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