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Tiered Approach to Resilience Assessment
Igor Linkov1, Cate Fox-Lent1, Laura Read1
1United States Army Corp of Engineers, USA.
Summary
This study proposes a tiered resilience assessment framework, mirroring regulatory risk assessment structures. It guides selecting appropriate tools for actionable recommendations to enhance system resilience.
Area of Science:
- Environmental Science
- Risk Management
- Policy Analysis
Background:
- Regulatory agencies commonly use a three-tier risk assessment framework.
- Existing resilience assessment methods lack comprehensive, scalable approaches.
- Integrating resilience assessment into current regulatory processes remains a challenge.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose a tiered resilience assessment framework adaptable to existing regulatory structures.
- To guide the selection of appropriate resilience assessment and decision-support tools.
- To facilitate the integration of resilience assessment into policy and management actions.
Main Methods:
- Development of a tiered framework for resilience assessment.
- Alignment of the framework with existing regulatory risk assessment tiers.
- Guidance on selecting tools based on risk scope, urgency, and resource capacity.
Main Results:
- A structured approach for selecting resilience assessment tools is presented.
- The framework facilitates the reconciliation of analytical complexity with stakeholder needs.
- Actionable recommendations for enhancing system resilience can be derived.
Conclusions:
- The proposed tiered framework enables easier integration of resilience assessment into existing regulatory processes.
- It provides a practical guide for resource managers to improve system resilience.
- The approach supports informed decision-making for enhanced environmental and system resilience.
Keywords:
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