REA Symposium – a forum for ideas and collaboration
Your workshop “is what I was looking for when I looked at the conference programme…this gave me valuable feedback on a problem at the front of my mind.”
All articles by Áine Ní Bhreasail
Áine is a geotechnical engineer and infrastructure asset advisor, experienced in geotechnical design and ground investigation, movement monitoring and damage assessment, construction site supervision and many facets of asset management, including infrastructure resilience.
Insight shared, and lessons learned
Áine Ní Bhreasail, project leader in collaboration with Savina Carluccio, discusses the Resilience Shift’s research into resilience tools and approaches.
Mapping where to study infrastructure resilience
For those interested in studying infrastructure-related resilience, there are opportunities world-wide to undertake undergraduate and postgraduate education.
SuRe® – learning from the successful creation of a global resilience standard
We interviewed Katharina Schneider-Roos (Global Infrastructure Basel) on the development and adoption of the SuRe® Standard for Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure.
Learning from others with Imperial College’s Industry Showcase
Learning from those at the forefront of resilience thinking at Imperial College’s Centre for Systems Engineering and Innovation Industry Showcase
Shaping the city water resilience framework assessment tool
The second day of the Global Knowledge Exchange was all about shaping the City Water Resilience Framework assessment tool.
Hearing how water resilience connects Miami, Mexico City, Amman, Hull, Cape Town
Aine Nibhreasail shares news from Day 1 of the Global Knowledge Exchange including Cape Town, Miami, Amman, Hull and Mexico telling us about the water systems in their cities.
MMI, Schumacher Institute and Dr Igor Linkov appointed to work with us
We are delighted to announce that we have appointed three grantees to work with us on our ‘Tools and approaches’ project. We had 35 great responses to our previous EOI. Our chosen grantees include MMI Engineering, the Schumacher Institute and Dr Igor Linkov.
