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 be available soon in a book format. Enjoy reading!
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 our lives: On behalf of the Resilience Engineering Association, an initiative is underway to…
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 capability we have as a natural gift for survival. In recent public health measures against…
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 I first participated in the REA symposium 2006 to present our work on agent-based simulation…
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 economic damage by disasters? We need to involve the business sector in disaster reduction activities!…
This is a 18 min video introducing Resilience Engineering.
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 Award Photo by Ashim D’Silva on Unsplash Life for me since the beginning of the…
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 Engineering Laboratory at Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Asher has worked in fields as diverse…
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 are for the first time put together. From a research point of view, our understanding…