Future Resilient Systems
Future Resilient Systems (FRS) addresses the challenges of increasing interconnectedness and complexity of infrastructure systems, which provide energy, transport, communication, financial, production, and other essential services to modern societies. It aims to enhance the resilience of urban systems by combining engineering, design and social research.
FRS was established in 2014 and entered its second phase on 1 April 2020. Research topics are currently grouped into 3 clusters:
Cyber Physical Systems Resilience
Sensemaking for Resilience
For more details, visit the Future Resilient Systems website
InfraRisk
A simulation model to estimate the costs of cascading infrastructure disruptions. Microclimate Digital Platform
A digital model for urban microclimate visualisation, modeling and implementing in urban planning. Greenhouse Gas Emissions
A dashboard for decision makers involved in operational building greenhouse gas (GHG) emission mitigation and decarbonising initiatives for cities.
A simulation model to estimate the costs of cascading infrastructure disruptions. Microclimate Digital Platform
A digital model for urban microclimate visualisation, modeling and implementing in urban planning. Greenhouse Gas Emissions
A dashboard for decision makers involved in operational building greenhouse gas (GHG) emission mitigation and decarbonising initiatives for cities.