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Samrat Chatterjee^1,2, Auroop Ganguly^1,2, Dennis Thomas³

¹Data Sciences and Machine Intelligence Group, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, Washington, USA.

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Summary

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Understanding the interplay between risk and resilience is crucial due to increasing extreme events. This study revisits the risk-resilience feedback paradigm, connecting resilience to risk management for better disaster policy.

Keywords:

compound and cascading risks disaster policy infrastructure resilience natural‐built‐human systems network science

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Disaster Science
Systems Engineering
Policy Analysis

Background:

Extreme events are increasing, impacting interconnected societal functions.
Existing frameworks link risk to function failure but neglect failure/recovery feedback to risk management.

Purpose of the Study:

To revisit the risk-resilience feedback paradigm for connected societal functions.
To advance science-informed disaster policy by linking resilience to risk management.

Main Methods:

Conceptual framework analysis.
Focus on connecting robustness and recovery (resilience) to threat, vulnerability, and consequence (risk).
Illustrative example of a networked supply chain system.

Main Results:

Resilience elements (robustness, recovery) can inform risk elements (threat, vulnerability, consequence).
The risk-resilience feedback loop is essential for managing complex systems.

Conclusions:

A systematic consideration of failure and recovery feedback is needed for effective risk management.
Extending risk-resilience concepts to interconnected natural-built-human systems facing cascading risks is an open challenge.