Agent-based modeling for assessment of coastal transportation network resiliency

This research examines how coastal regions face greater challenges during extreme weather events due to limited access to resources and infrastructure support. It investigates how current infrastructure planning strategies, especially those related to transportation, can unintentionally increase existing gaps in access to transportation. The goal is to develop an agent-based modeling (ABM) framework that captures the interaction between public agency decisions, infrastructure functionality, populations, and environmental stressors. This tool will enhance understanding of how various systems interact under stress and provide guidance for engineering and planning strategies. Ultimately, the project aims to support effective infrastructure solutions for the Houston area.

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    • English

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    • Accession Number: 01929383
    • Record Type: Research project
    • Source Agency: Coastal Research and Transportation Education (CREATE) University Transportation Center
    • Contract Numbers: CREATE UTC Contract Number 69A3552348330
    • Files: UTC, RIP
    • Created Date: Aug 31 2024 11:24AM