@article {bnh-5381, title = {Review of resilience assessment of coastal bridges to extreme wave-induced loads}, journal = {Engineering Structures}, volume = {185}, year = {2019}, month = {04/2019}, chapter = {332}, abstract = {

Coastal bridges are susceptible to severe damage due to wave-induced forces during\ extreme events\ such as\ coastal flooding, hurricanes,\ storm surges\ and\ tsunamis. As a direct impact of\ climate change, the frequency and intensity of these events are also expected to increase in the future. This paper presents a comprehensive review of a four-phase resilience assessment of coastal\ bridge structures, namely, (i)\ characterization\ of external wave-induced forces, (ii)\ structural response\ of bridges, (iii) vulnerability assessment of damaged components, and (iv) post-disaster recovery. The four comprehensive modules are adopted from the classic framework of PEER PBEE and constitute the\ integrated knowledgeneeded for the prediction of the resilience of infrastructure under extreme wave-induced loads. The study also presents new expressions for resilience restoration that simultaneously account for the time, resources (cost) and\ environmental impacts\ of different recovery options with variable importance levels to different stakeholders.

}, doi = {10.1016/j.engstruct.2019.01.101}, url = {https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0141029618318194}, author = {Ismail Qeshta and Javad Hashemi and Rebecca Gravina and Sujeeva Setunge} }