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Structural Design and Robustness for Community Resilience to Natural Hazards

Synopsis Resilience is the ability of a community to prepare for and recover from a disaster in a timely manner with minimum disruption. Resilience reflects a community’s preparedness and ability to respond to and recover from a disaster and enhancing community resilience is a national imperative (Presidential Policy Directive 21). A community consists of physical infrastructure made up of buildings, transportation networks, electrical power, water distributions systems, and communication networks. Well-designed structural systems are a necessary condition of a resilient community, but by themselves are not sufficient to guarantee community resilience. The performance of structural systems impacts social and economic systems and affects community recovery following an event.