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A next generation spatiotemporal database framework for infrastructure systems analytics and modelling

by Vance Tan | Sep 11, 2017

NISMOD-DB++: A next generation spatiotemporal database framework for infrastructure systems analytics and modelling from UKCIP

System-of-systems formulation and disruption analysis for multi-scale critical national infrastructures

by Vance Tan | Apr 28, 2017

The complex and interdependent nature of modern critical national infrastructures provides the conditions for which localized failures can propagate within and between network systems, resulting in disruptions that are widespread and often unforeseen. Within this...

Physical infrastructure networks and the fourth industrial revolution

by Vance Tan | Mar 1, 2017

Since the appearance of railways and canals, industrial revolutions have been characterized by the transformation of physical infrastructure networks as much as by production methods. Now the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is shaking up the interdependent set of...

Spatial Optimization of future urban development with regards to climate risk and sustainability objectives

by Vance Tan | Feb 20, 2017

Future development in cities needs to manage increasing populations, climate-related risks,and sustainable development objectives such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Planners therefore face a challenge of multidimensional, spatial optimization in order to...

How civil engineers can help the UK meet the Paris Agreement on climate

by Vance Tan | Feb 1, 2017

Matthew Ives and Scott Thacker from the University of Oxford’s Environmental Change Institute explain how civil engineers can help to fulfil the UK’s commitment to the recent Paris climate agreement through strategic infrastructure intervention and new...
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