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ISSN (online): 2412-3811
Journal Sheet: Infrastructures

Call of the Journal:


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- Advances in Structural Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering

- Advances in the Management and Application of Construction and Demolition Waste

- Agricultural Infrastructure

- Application of Artificial Intelligence to Model the Behavior of Infrastructure

- Application of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in NDE and Structural Health Monitoring of Civil Infrastructures

- Big Data Analysis and Visualization in Transport Infrastructure | Challenges for Operations, Control, and Planning

- Critical Infrastructure Resilience Facing Extreme Weather Events

- Designing and Managing the Next Generation of Transportation Infrastructure

- Durability of Concrete Infrastructure

- Innovative Practices into Road Pavement Maintenance Management

- Inspection, Assessment and Retrofit of Transport Infrastructure

- Neural Networks in Land Transport, Vehicle and Railway Engineering

- Non-destructive Testing and Evaluation for Civil Infrastructures

- Pavement Management | Inspection and Life-Cycle Assessment

- Pedestrian and Bicycle Mobility in the Future Cities of the World | Between Adapting Infrastructure and Changing Behavior

- Rail Infrastructures

- Reliability and Durability of Pipelines

- Remote Sensing and Infrastructure Information Models | Methods, Applications and Smart Management of Infrastructure Data

- Research and Developments in Pavements

- Resilient and Smart Transport Infrastructure for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles

- Reusing, Recycling and Repurposing Infrastructure | Components and Construction Materials

- Road and Rail Infrastructures

- Seismic Reliability Assessment and Advances in Structural Modelling

- Selected Papers from the 8th Civil Structural Health Monitoring Workshop

- Smart Infrastructures

- Smart Materials for Sustainable Infrastructures

- Smart, Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructures

- Structural Assessment and Health Monitoring of Infrastructures

- Structural Health Monitoring of Civil Infrastructures

- Structural Performances of Bridges

- Sustainability of Building Materials and Structures

- Sustainability of Concrete Infrastructures | New Applications, Monitoring and Retrofitting

- Ultra-High Performance Concrete (UHPC)

- Underground Infrastructure Engineering

Year of the Pubblication: 2022
31
Jul
2021
Paper Submission Deadline

Add to Calendar 07/31/2021 08:00 Europe/Rome Critical Infrastructure Resilience Facing Extreme Weather Events

Management of critical infrastructures requires the assessment of its lifecycle performance attending to its performance both in regular service conditions, as well as when facing extreme events. Their post-event response is of extreme importance to the recovery of society itself, and thus, design toward resilience is a major concern for new infrastructures. However, managers deal with the question of how to promote resilience for already existing infrastructures based on current codes and management tools. Either due to climate changes or due to human interaction, extreme weather event frequency and intensity are presenting an increasing trend. These events may cause severe threats to the normal service and functioning of critical infrastructures, both at a local scale as well as at a network level. In this Special Issue, we solicit high-quality original research articles focused on the state-of-the-art techniques and methods employed in the design, management, and assessment of critical infrastructures’ resilience concerning extreme weather events. We welcome both theoretical and application papers of high technical standard across various disciplines, thus facilitating an awareness of techniques and methods in one area that may be applicable to other areas. We seek high-quality submissions of original research articles as well as review articles on all aspects related to critical infrastructure management that has the potential for practical application. Topics of interest include but are not limited to: Critical infrastructures related to transport, communication, electricity, water, and other supply and service infrastructures; New design and assessment of existing structures toward resilience; Quantification of extreme weather events influencing, directly and indirectly, the management of infrastructures; Recent case studies and reported infrastructures failures (i.e., lessons learned); Critical infrastructure safety and reliability and risk-informed decision making; Advanced numerical analysis techniques and simulation; Validations and verifications of the existing analysis techniques; Monitoring, surveillance, and field measurement methods; Advances in sustainable and resilient critical infrastructures; Socioeconomic aspects related to service disruption of critical infrastructures; Good practices in planning and designing protective measures as well as crisis response and recovery capabilities.
Keywords: resilience; critical infrastructures; extreme events; reliability; safety.

Switzerland
CALL FOR PAPERS
Code: CFP-I101-SI11_2022
Posting date: 20/10/2020

Critical Infrastructure Resilience Facing Extreme Weather Events


Aims and Scope

Management of critical infrastructures requires the assessment of its lifecycle performance attending to its performance both in regular service conditions, as well as when facing extreme events. Their post-event response is of extreme importance to the recovery of society itself, and thus, design toward resilience is a major concern for new infrastructures. However, managers deal with the question of how to promote resilience for already existing infrastructures based on current codes and management tools. Either due to climate changes or due to human interaction, extreme weather event frequency and intensity are presenting an increasing trend. These events may cause severe threats to the normal service and functioning of critical infrastructures, both at a local scale as well as at a network level. In this Special Issue, we solicit high-quality original research articles focused on the state-of-the-art techniques and methods employed in the design, management, and assessment of critical infrastructures’ resilience concerning extreme weather events. We welcome both theoretical and application papers of high technical standard across various disciplines, thus facilitating an awareness of techniques and methods in one area that may be applicable to other areas. We seek high-quality submissions of original research articles as well as review articles on all aspects related to critical infrastructure management that has the potential for practical application. Topics of interest include but are not limited to: Critical infrastructures related to transport, communication, electricity, water, and other supply and service infrastructures; New design and assessment of existing structures toward resilience; Quantification of extreme weather events influencing, directly and indirectly, the management of infrastructures; Recent case studies and reported infrastructures failures (i.e., lessons learned); Critical infrastructure safety and reliability and risk-informed decision making; Advanced numerical analysis techniques and simulation; Validations and verifications of the existing analysis techniques; Monitoring, surveillance, and field measurement methods; Advances in sustainable and resilient critical infrastructures; Socioeconomic aspects related to service disruption of critical infrastructures; Good practices in planning and designing protective measures as well as crisis response and recovery capabilities.
Keywords: resilience; critical infrastructures; extreme events; reliability; safety.

Languages
English
Country
Switzerland
Topics
Big Data, Civil Engineering, Climate Change, Complex Systems, Construction Managements, Data Analysis Processes, Data Management, Data Sensing and Analysis, Decision Support Systems, Design Methodology, Digital Technologies, Environmental Impact, Future Developments, Good Practices, Industry 4.0, Infrastructures, Innovative Techniques, Innovative Technologies, Interdisciplinary Approach, Internet of Things (IoT), Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), Management Engineering, Methodology, Mitigation Strategies, Modeling, Monitoring, Performance Evaluation, Performance-based Design, Process Management, Process Modeling and Simulation, Resilience, Risk Management, SDGs 2030, Seismic Risk, Simulation Tools, Smart Infrastructure, Social Sustainability, Sustainable Construction, Sustainable Development, Transports
Review process
The Journal adopts double-blind peer review process
Indexed By

DOAJ, Inspec (IET), Scopus (Elsevier), CLOCKSS (Digital Archive), e-Helvetica (Swiss National Library Digital Archive), Google Scholar, J-Gate (Informatics India), ProQuest Central (ProQuest), Science In Context (Gale/Cengage Learning).

APC

Info at: www.mdpi.com/journal/infrastructures/apc

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Additional Notice from the Editor

Guest Editors
Dr. José Campos e Matos
Dr. Hélder S. Sousa
Prof. Dr. Alfred Strauss
Prof. Emilio Bastidas-Arteaga

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