Resilience and Electricity

Increasing number of power supply interruptions due to earthquakes leads to heavy direct and indirect economic losses and indicates the importance of resilience of electric power networks. The present study, focusing on the seismic resilience of the electricity...

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Publication Info

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-15-4320-3_5
Year: 2020
Published: —
Language: English

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Pages: 65-90
Publisher: Disaster and risk research: GADRI book series
Book Title: Resilience and Electricity

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