| Popis: |
The resilience of infrastructure, communities, and the environment in the face of hurricane events has increasingly become of public interest in the wake of recent natural disasters and environmental activism. Communities affected by natural or human-induced disasters require resources in order to recover from and withstand such disasters. Previous literature has quantified resilience for various infrastructure and disaster scenarios through the development of resilience functions and frameworks. This comprehensive review summarizes previous literature evaluating the recovery, loss, and resilience of infrastructure against hurricane events. |
