The Future of National Infrastructure: A System-of-Systems Approach

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Edited by Jim W. Hall, University of Oxford , Martino Tran, University of Oxford , Adrian J. Hickford, University of Southampton , Robert J. Nicholls, University of Southampton

Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date: February 2016
Print publication year: 2016
Online ISBN: 9781107588745
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9781107588745

Subjects: Earth and Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Environmental Science, Civil and Geotechnical Engineering

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Infrastructure forms the economic backbone of modern society. It is a key determinant of economic competitiveness, social well-being and environmental sustainability. Yet infrastructure systems (energy, transport, water, waste and ICT) in advanced economies globally face serious challenges. For the first time, a leading team of researchers sets out a systematic approach to making long-term choices about national infrastructure systems. Great Britain is used as a case study to demonstrate how the methodologies and accompanying models can be effectively applied in a national infrastructure assessment. Lessons and insights for other industrialised nations and emerging economies are highlighted, demonstrating practical scenarios for delivering infrastructure services in a wide range of future socio-economic and environmental conditions. The Future of National Infrastructure provides practitioners, policy-makers, and academics with the concepts, models and tools needed to identify and test robust, sustainable, and resilient strategies for the provision of national infrastructure.

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The Future of National InfrastructureA System-of-Systems Approach
pp i-ii

The Future of National Infrastructure - Title page
pp iii-iii

Copyright page
pp iv-iv

Contents
pp v-vi

Contributors
pp vii-xiii

Preface
pp xiv-xvi

Part I - A system-of-systems approach
pp 1-28

1 - Introducing national infrastructure assessment
pp 3-11

2 - A framework for analysing the long-term performance of interdependent infrastructure systems
pp 12-28

Part II - Analysing national infrastructure
pp 29-202

3 - Future demand for infrastructure services
pp 31-53

4 - Energy systems assessment
pp 54-87

5 - Transport systems assessment
pp 88-113

6 - Water supply systems assessment
pp 114-133

7 - Wastewater systems assessment
pp 134-157

8 - Solid waste systems assessment
pp 158-180

9 - Digital communications and information systems
pp 181-202

Part III - Integrative perspectives for the future
pp 203-318

10 - Assessing the performance of national infrastructure strategies
pp 205-226

11 - Quantifying interdependencies: the energy–transport and water–energy nexus
pp 227-240

12 - Analysing the risks of failure of interdependent infrastructure networks
pp 241-267

13 - Database, simulation modelling and visualisation for national infrastructure assessment
pp 268-293

14 - Governance of interdependent infrastructure networks
pp 294-309

15 - The future of national infrastructure
pp 310-318

Index
pp 319-322

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