a conceptual framework of critical infrastructure resilience

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AConceptual

JohnE.Thomas,MSEE,MBAPhDCandidate,ResearchAssociateAdvisor,Dr.ThomasSeager20May2016 SustainableEngineeringandtheBuiltEnvironment

FrameworkofCri>calInfrastructureResilience:integra(ngpeopleandcomplexsystems

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TSAluggagescreeningissues3000+bagsmissedtheirflight

Thursday12May2016

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Criminalchargesfiledagainst3governmentemployees 4/20/16

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SocialEcologyofInfrastructureResilience

Adapted(Masten,2010;Bronfenbrenner,1979)

Areaoffocus

PsychologicalSystems

BiologicalSystems

444Introduc>on Concepts Framework Yes,and…

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ResearchQues>ons

What?Theore(cal •  Parameters,processes,&relaYonships?

How?Conceptual •  Howtoconceptualizeresilience?

Why?Opera(onal

•  FacilitatemulYdisciplinarydialogue,beIersoluYons!

ConceptsIntroduc>on Framework Yes,and…

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Whatisaframework?

•  Structureofideas&theories•  LogicalfoundaYononexisYngtheory•  Literaturereview•  Conceptual&visualrepresentaYon•  ProposiYonforempiricalverificaYon

Whydoweneedanotherone?

•  Currentf/w’sareinadequate•  MulYplecomplexadapYvesystems•  Human,socio-technicalfactors

•  Lackofcommonlanguage•  Enabledialogueamongdisciplines•  ContributetoholisYcproblemdefiniYon

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(Masten,2001)

Assets,risks,&bipolarvariablesw/main-effectonoutcomes

Risksw/main-effectonoutcomesModerator&risk-ac>vatedmoderators

ResilienceModelsProtec>ve Protec>ve-stabilizing

Variables&processes

Introduc>on Concepts Framework Yes,and…

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Stressors/Shocks

Vulnerabilityfactors

ProtecYvefactors

BoundarycondiYons

(+/-)

ResilienceConcepts

ModelAdapted:(Masten,2001;Luthar,2000)(Hollnageletal,2011;Brofenbrenner,1979)

Outcomes

Space

Time

ConceptsIntroduc>on Framework Yes,and…

•  Moderatorvariables•  ProperYes&processes•  ComponentcharacterisYcs•  Bi-polar(+/-)

•  Risks,suscepYbility•  ProperYes&processes•  Componentthresholds•  Main-effect&operator

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Stressors/Shocks

Ecological

Technical

SocialVulnerabilityfactors

ProtecYvefactors

SystemsofSystems

(+/-)

ModelAdapted:(Masten,2001,2014;Luthar,2000)(Lerner,2006;Holling,2002;Smith&SYrling,2008)

Outcomes

Space

TimeMeaning

Context

Dimensions

ConceptsIntroduc>on

SETSResilienceConcepts

Framework Yes,and…

BoundarycondiYons

•  Systems&networks•  Dynamiccoupling•  Feedback•  Context•  Meaning

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ResilienceRela>onalDynamics

Adapted(Bronfenbrenner,1979;Ungar,2013)

IndividualsçèEnvironments(groups)(systems)

ResilienceProcesses

•  Navigate&negoYateresources•  Recursive&reciprocalprocesses

ResilienceProperYes Outcomes

Impacts

ConceptsIntroduc>on Framework Yes,and…

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Adapted(Thomas,2016)

Environment=Infrastructures:energy,water,transportaYon…

SocialSystems

Infrastructures

Power

WaterRoads

TechnicalSystems

ResilienceProcesses

CoupledSocial-technicalSystemsSpace

TimeMeaning

Dimensions

ConceptsIntroduc>on Framework Yes,and…

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•  Sensing—monitorsystemsstatevariables•  An>cipa>ng—imaginingpossiblestateoutcomes•  Adap>ng—changingstatevariables•  Learning—differenYate,integrate,&createknowledgeinformingsystembehaviors

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Individual&GroupResilienceAc(ons,behaviors,&ar(facts

(Park,Seager,Rao,ConverYno,&Linkov2013)(Hollnagel,Paries,Woods,&Wreathall2013)(Linkov,Eisenberg,Bates,Chang,CoverYno,Allen,Flynn,Seager2013)

Social-technicalResilienceEnablingProcesses

ResilienceSocio-TechnicalProcesses

Outcomes

Sensing AnYcipaYng AdapYng Learning

(Thomas,2016)

Framework Yes,and…ConceptsIntroduc>on

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Stressors/Shocks

Vulnerabilityfactors

ProtecYvefactors (+/-)

Ecological

Technical

Social SystemsofSystems

Outcomes

ResilienceSocio-TechnicalProcesses

AnYcipaYng AdapYngSensing Learning

ResilienceConceptualFramework

(Thomas,2016)

Context

Exogenous

Endogenous

Domains

Space

TimeMeaning

Dimensions

13Framework Yes,and…ConceptsIntroduc>on

BoundarycondiYons

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1.  Systems2.  ProtecYvefactors3.  Vulnerabilityfactors4.  Stressors,shocks5.  SAALprocesses6.  BoundarycondiYons7.  Dimensions8.  Domains9.  Context

9Parameters

FrameworkScorecard

Framework Yes,and…ConceptsIntroduc>on

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Stressors/Shocks

Vulnerabilityfactors

ProtecYvefactors (+/-)

Outcomes

ResilienceSocio-TechnicalProcesses

AnYcipaYng AdapYngSensing Learning

Context

BoundarycondiYons

SocialSystems

TechnicalSystems

(Thomas,2016)

Power

Roads

Water

Space

TimeMeaning

Dimensions

Exogenous

Endogenous

Domains

InfrastructureResilienceConceptualFramework

15Framework Yes,and…ConceptsIntroduc>on

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PVSO•  P=ProtecYvefactors•  V=Vulnerabilityfactors•  S=Stressors/Shocks•  O=Outcomes

Adapted:(Esbjörn-Hargens,Zimmerman,2009)

Integralmapofcoupledsocialandtechnicalsystems

PVSOPVSO

PVSO PVSO

Yes,and…ConceptsIntroduc>on Framework

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ResilienceSocio-TechnicalProcesses

AnYcipaYng AdapYngSensing Learning

Outcomes

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Proposi>ons

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Resilienttechnologyrequiresresilientpeople

Yes,and…Resilientpeoplerequireresilienttechnology

?

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Resilience,SimulaYonforWater,Power&RoadwayNetworks,NSFGrantNo.1441352ThismaterialisbaseduponworksupportedbytheNa(onalScienceFounda(on(NSF)undergrantNo.1441352.Anyopinions,findings,conclusions,orrecommenda(onsexpressedinthismaterialarethoseoftheauthorsanddonotnecessarilyreflecttheviewsoftheNSF.

ThankYou

IntegralResilience.org

Thomas,JohnE.Co-authors:Eisenberg,DanielSeager,ThomasPh.D

[email protected]

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