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Resilient-NET: International Networks Towards Urban Resilience

  • A network that acts as a catalyst to facilitate cross-disciplinary global collaborations, synergize complementary scientific expertise, and provide critical access to pilot projects, platforms and research capabilities for the U.S. and international researchers to make global impacts on emerging challenges in building resilience into future urban socio-technical systems. 

  • Supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation grant 2201467.

 

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Focused Areas

01 / Cybernetic Infrastructure Resilience
02 / Social Resilience
03 / Climate Change and Urban Resilience

Indentify research gaps and priorities for the monitoring, planning and maintenance of digitalized cyber-physical systems

Identify research gaps and priorities in bringing social justice and equity into the solutions for urban resilience.

Identify research gaps and priorities in quantifying uncertainty of climate change impact on urban resilience

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People

Advisory Committee

Core Team Members

A diverse and vibrant network of researchers from multiple disciplinary areas including Data Science, Sociology, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Logistics, Geosciences and Climatology

Collaborators

A Growing Network

2023 Workshop on Urban Resilience

Time: Aug 1 – Aug 2, 2023
Location: Singapore-ETH Centre, Future Resilient Systems, Value Lab, 1 Creat
e Way, 06-01 CREATE Tower, Singapore 138602

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Day 1
7:30-8:45
Signup + Breakfast
8:45-9:20

[8:45-8:50] Opening remarks given by the leadership team members of Singapore-ETH Centre
[8:50-9:05] Opening remarks given by the US NSF Program Officer (pre-recorded video)
[9:05-9:20] Overview and introduction to the project and workshop
 
9:20-10:05
Keynote 1 (On Zoom)
Speaker: Dr. Jayant Kalagnanam, Director of AI Applications & Distinguished Industry Leader, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center
Founding director of IBM Singapore Research Collaboratory
Title: AI for Cyber-Physical Systems – with a mix of examples from Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Earth systems

10:05-10:25
Break

10:25-11:10
Keynote 2
Speaker: Prof. Bozidar Stojadinovic, Prof. Edmond Lo
Title: Modeling and Quantifying the Resilience of Interdependent Systems in Dense Urban Regions

11:10-12:40
[11:10-11:40]
Speaker: Dr. Jennifer Pazour, Professor, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI)
Title: Open challenges and salient modeling features of supply chain resiliency and last-mile goods and people movement in cities. 
[11:40-12:10]
Speaker: Dr. Beatrice Cassottana
Title: InfraRisk - a simulation model for estimating the indirect impacts of infrastructure disruptions.
[12:10-12:40]
Speaker: Dr. Hiba Baroud, Associate Professor, Vanderbilt University
Title: Are we ready for the next disaster? The role of data, humans, and uncertainty in achieving sustainable resilience.

12:40 – 1:40
Lunch break
1:40 – 3:10
[1:40-2:10]
Speaker: Tanya Talwar
Title: Climate resilience modelling and pre-emptive planning
[2:10-2:40]
Speaker: Dr. Lijuan Shen
Title: Cyber-physical systems resilience
[2:40-3:10]
Speaker: Dr. Siqi Song
Title: Exploring the relationship between urban resilience and the built environment
 
3:10 – 3:30
Break
3:30 – 5:00
[3:30-4:00]
Speaker: Pradeep Alva
Title: Overview on resilience in the built environment and work on digital twins for energy, carbon and climate resilience
[4:00-4:30]
Speaker: Prof. Renate Schubert
Title: How to strengthen the social resilience of urban systems?
 
[4:30-5:00]
Speaker: Dr. Linyin Cheng, University of Arkansas
Title: Climate risk from compound events
6:30
Dinner:
Tamarind Restaurant; Tamarind Hill Singapore
30 Labrador Villa Road
Singapore 119189
 
Day 2
9:00-12:30
Discussions on the future collaborations. The goals are:
 
1.     Identify future collaboration topics (problems, data, platform, etc.)
2.     Discussions on potential student/scholar short-term visit
3.     Discussions on future plans (meetings, 2024 workshops, etc.)
 
[9:00-9:55]
Topic 1. Collaborations on future cyber-physical systems resilience
[9:55-10:50]
Topic 2. Collaborations on future urban logistics resilience
[10:50-11:05] Break
[11:05-12:00]
Topic 3. Collaborations on the interactions between climate change, infrastructure resilience and social resilience
[12:00-12:30]
Discussions on follow-up actions, including future meetings, student/scholar visit, etc.

Worker with Ladder

Webinars

Steps to Resilience for Urban Communities:

Leveraging International Capacity

Speaker: Dr. Ned (Edward) Gardiner, Resilience and Applied Climate Science, NOAA

Date: 15 May 2023

Abstract: click here

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2 / Title/Abstract to be updated

Speaker: Dr. Kun Hu, Intuit AI 

Date: Aug 2023 (TBD)

3 / Title/Abstract to be updated

Speaker: Dr. Michael Risbeck, Technical Project Lead, Artificial Intelligence Group, Johnson Controls

Date: Aug 2023 (TBD)

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