10th Symposium Proceedings (preliminary version)
Below you can find a preliminary version of the RE10 Symposium Proceedings for REA members and RE10 participants. The final version of the proceedings will […]
Category Archives: Resilience People
The Career, Accomplishments and Impact of Richard I. Cook
A Life in Many Acts The following manuscript has been prepared by Richard’s friends and approved by his family, sharing the way he has impacted […]
Inspirations of Resilience Practice from COVID-19 Control in Taiwan
REA Newsletter Editor: Sheuwen Chuang. Article by: Yu-Hsing HUANG (National Pintung University of Science and Technology, Taiwan) You may not have noticed the inherent resilience […]
Resource-Centric Business Continuity Plans for Human-Centered Disaster Resilience
REA Newsletter Editor: Sheuwen Chuang. Article by: Taro KANNO (The University of Tokyo, Japan) Business continuity and recovery are major issues in disaster resilience engineering. Since […]
Propagation and Enlargement of Scope of Business Continuity Planning for Economic Resilience
REA Newsletter Editor: Sheuwen Chuang. Article by Satoru NISHIKAWAProfessor, Disaster Mitigation Research Center, Nagoya University How can we save our livelihoods? How can we minimize […]
Resilience Engineering Overview by David Woods
This is a 18 min video introducing Resilience Engineering.
Everyone needs more RE right now, and they (might even) know it
By Mike Rayo (USA) “And I can’t deny the fact that you like me … right now, you like me!”– Sally Field, 1985, accepting Academy […]
Absent Leaders and Combined Teams
By Beth LAY (USA) A Conversation with Asher Balkin on Brittleness Encroaching Photo by Jehyun Sung on Unsplash Asher Balkin is a Research Engineer at the Cognitive Systems […]
Safety Science Research: Evolution, Challenges and New Directions
By: Jean Christophe Le Coze. Safety Science Research. Evolution, Challenges and New Directions is a book combining the insights of two generations of writers who […]