Sentence examples for infrastructure risk from inspiring English sources

But commercial lenders and investors are not willing to take on many sorts of infrastructure risk.

The presented permafrost maps and geohazard indices have considerable potential for near-future infrastructure risk assessments across multiple scales.

This paper introduces an integrative, applicable framework of Complex Distributed Agent Networks (CoDAN) for infrastructure risk assessment and management.

The forthcoming infrastructure risk assessments would significantly benefit from applicable process-based transient models of ground thermal regime and high-resolution climate and ground-ice data.

Our data products can be considered to be a step forward toward global-scale geohazard indices and infrastructure risk assessments that are locally applicable.

How to cite this article: Karjalainen, O. et al. Circumpolar permafrost maps and geohazard indices for near-future infrastructure risk assessments Sci.

Considering different stabilization scenarios of climate warming, our analysis reveals that substantial cuts in global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions now would not make a large difference for infrastructure risks in the highest hazard area by 2050.

Reimposing central control at a time when bills are rising to pay for new power stations and other infrastructure risks attracting the odium of a hard-pressed public.Yet blackouts at home and embarrassment abroad are even worse, and so government pronouncements have been growing increasingly prescriptive.

The case study is based on a systemic framework for the assessment of infrastructure risks introduced by Atzl and Keller (2013).

Eleven strategies were identified: Access to treatments; Centers of excellence; Clinical education; Measuring social burden; Monitoring of at-risk populations; Multidisciplinary management; National guidelines; Public awareness; Research infrastructure; Risk-assessment and referral; and Transplantation infrastructure.

Having 'many actors for simple infrastructures' risks inefficiency, in having too many/unnecessary interactions to establish a system, and having 'one actor for complex infrastructures' risks ineffectiveness, having too few interactions to cover all functional interdependencies to provide what is needed to function.