Modelling Physical Vulnerability And Exposure Of Assets To Climate Change Related Hazards

Modélisation de la Vulnérabilité Physique et de l'Exposition des Actifs aux Aléas liés au Changement Climatique

Matthieu Dutel, Soto Didier, Adam Abdin () and Anne Barros ()
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Matthieu Dutel: CentraleSupélec
Soto Didier: RESALLIENCE, SIXENSE ENGINEERING, VINCI Construction
Adam Abdin: CentraleSupélec
Anne Barros: CentraleSupélec

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Abstract: To effectively anticipate, react to, and recover from the impacts of climate change related hazards on infrastructures, building, and systems or subsystems of assets, it is imperative to implement proper adaptation actions. Precision in these adaptation measures is crucial for improving systems' resilience. To achieve this, a primary step involves modelling the risk of physical damage to these assets or systems of assets due to climate change related hazards. The estimation of physical damage is feasible through the modelling of exposure and vulnerability and the associated uncertainties. For adaptation actions to be effective, they must exhibit consistency across different levels.

Keywords: Physical Assets; Modeling; Exposure; Complex Systems; Vulnerability (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024-03-20
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Published in Journée de l’Ecole Doctorale Interfaces, Mar 2024, Gif-Sur-Yette, France

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