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A Simulation Tool to Guide Infrastructure Decisions: System-of-Systems Modeling Aids Prioritization and Uncertainty Planning

Any civilization depends on infrastructure systems, including water, energy, and transportation. Mature economies must cope with aging infrastructure assets, while emerging economies are adding to their stock of infrastructure assets at a remarkable rate. In this article, I explore the multiple factors that are driving expectations for infrastructure services in developing and developed nations.