Christopher Rojahn, Laurie Johnson, Thomas D O'Rourke, Veronica Cedillos, Therese P McAllister, Steven L McCabe
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Increasing Community Resilience Through Improved Lifeline Infrastructure Performance.
The concept of community resilience is complex and multidimensional, relying on engineering and other disciplines to help communities break the cycle of destruction and recovery and reduce the impacts of earthquakes and other hazards. This article presents proposed prioritized actions to improve lifeline infrastructure resilience based on an assessment of lifeline infrastructure performance commissioned and funded by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).