Taylor & Francis Mathematical Modelling of System Resilience (River Publishers Series in Mathematical and Engineering Sciences)

About the Author Kanchan Das, East Carolina University, USAMangey Ram, Graphic Era University, Dehradun, India Product Description Almost all the systems in our world, including technical, social, economic, and environmental systems, are becoming interconnected and increasingly complex, and as such they are vulnerable to various risks. Due to this trend, resilience creation is becoming more important to system managers and decision makers, this to ensure sustained performance. In order to be able to ensure an acceptable sustained performance under such interconnectedness and complexity, resilience creation with a system approach is a requirement. Mathematical modeling based approaches are the most common approach for system resilience creation.Mathematical Modelling of System Resilience covers resilience creation for various system aspects including a functional system of the supply chain, overall supply chain systems; various methodologies for modeling system resilience; satellite-based approach for addressing climate related risks, repair-based approach for sustainable performance of an engineering system, and modeling measures of the reliability for a vertical take-off and landing system. Each of the chapters contributes state of the art research for the relevant resilience related topic covered in the chapter.Technical topics covered in the book include:- Supply chain risk, vulnerability and disruptions- System resilience for containing failures and disruptions- Resiliency considering frequency and intensities of disasters- Resilience performance index- Resiliency of electric traction system- Degree of resilience- Satellite observation and hydrological risk- Latitude of Resilience- On-line repair for resilience- Reliability design for Vertical Takeoff and landing Prototype