"resilience capacity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a person's or a group's ability to persevere even in the face of difficult situations. For example, "The organization prides itself on its resilience capacity, which has enabled them to weather any storm that has come their way."
This article reviews urban green space types and their resilience capacity and proposes the UGS-3CC framework, which is an urban climate resiliency model based on blue-green networking.
Consequently, by abandoning these ancestral customs, a negative impact on the resilience capacity of these rural communities might be occurring.
Second, it introduces a generic conceptual framework comprising five key phases: threat analysis, resilience capacity design, resilience cost evaluation, resilience quantification, and resilience improvement.
Monitoring the conditions of such dynamic environments and the resilience capacity of the inhabiting macroinfauna is a main challenge for sandy beach ecologists.
Conversely, the mid to long-term recovery response (expressing its completeness) is driven by the depletion of resilience capacity and by the amount of change in vegetation structure and functioning modulated by spatial differences in fire severity.
Based on systematic and comparative analysis of scientific literature comprehensive analysis of regional resilience is performed; regional resilience process and outcome framework is developed, structural dimensions of regional resilience is identified; regional resilience capacity building factors are presented.
The implementation of this framework is focused on the achievement of three resilience capacities: adaptive capacity, absorptive capacity, and recoverability.
In this study, we propose a resilience analysis framework and a metric for measuring resilience that combines resilience capacities, disruption scenarios, and dispatch strategies.
Non-homogeneous Hidden Markov Models (HMM) are designed to evaluate resilience capacities, including adaptive capacity, absorptive capacity, and recovery capacity under different disruption scenarios.
We concluded that our survey was effective in measuring resilience capacities with a population of geographically diverse principals although responses were low.
Social vulnerability or resilience capacities are seldom or insufficiently assessed.
