RIPS Type 2 Collaborative Research: Water and Electricity Infrastructure in the Southeast (WEIS) - Approaches to Resilient Interdependent Systems under Climate Change

RIPS 2 类合作研究:东南部水电基础设施 (WEIS) - 气候变化下具有弹性的相互依存系统的方法

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    1441226
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 30.26万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 财政年份:
    2015
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2015-01-01 至 2019-12-31
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

This research will develop a general methodology to study climate change implications for the interdependent critical infrastructures (ICI) systems of water supply and electric power generation. Competing demands for water services affect the availability of water for the power sector (and hence its reliability), while reliable power supply is needed to operate the water supply system. This project will demonstrate a method for evaluating the interdependence and resiliency of ICI systems on the Southeast U.S. through 2050. In order to evaluate the risks and improve the resilience of the ICI systems, the project will include five interconnected research thrusts, each developed in general terms, then applied in the target area: 1. Social Context: What are the organizational, social, psychological, legal, political, and economic needs, wants, resources, and obstacles relevant to creating resilient, socially acceptable improvements in the electric power and water supply ICI systems? 2. Hazards: How will climate change and related extreme weather events affect local hydrology and thus water-induced risks in the southeastern U.S.? 3. Vulnerability: How will these changes affect short-term operations and long-term planning for existing and future electric power and water supply ICI systems in the Southeast between 2010 and 2050? 4. Adaptation: What are technically and economically feasible climate adaptation investments in the electric power and water supply ICI systems between 2010 and 2050? 5. Communication and acceptability: How can these analytical results be communicated to the stakeholders who will need to evaluate and act on them? This research will advance both the individual sciences (e.g., numerical modeling, natural hazards research, impact assessment, energy and water management, decision science) and their integration. This project will stimulate interactions between disciplines that infrequently have the sustained opportunities for the collaboration needed to understand the mutual implications of their research and to develop methods that address those interfaces. The shared focus on ICIs will allow these communities to develop the common language needed to develop the integrative methods that enrich the respective fields while creating unique joint products. For example, improved understanding of the hydrological impacts of climate change and extreme weather events will inform scientists working on climate assessment, while stimulating the behavioral science research needed to engage stakeholders responsible for using that information in electric power and water supply ICIs. Similarly, this project will prompt research integrating control and engineering science as they apply to these problems. It will also extend science communication research to grappling with the unique issues raised by ICIs (e.g., long-time horizons, complex interactions), informed by the expertise of the other scientists on the project. The project will support interdisciplinary collaboration among engineers, earth scientists, and social scientists at three different institutions. A primary goal of this project is to communicate with stakeholders so as to make its work as relevant as possible and to engage them throughout the process so that they are ready to see the implications of its questions and results for policy making. To that end, the project will include outreach activities targeting climate/environmental entities, utility companies, policy makers and community leaders, the academic community, and the general public.
这项研究将开发一种通用方法,研究气候变化对供水和发电等相互依赖的关键基础设施系统的影响。对供水服务的相互竞争的需求影响到电力部门的供水(从而影响到其可靠性),而供水系统的运作需要可靠的电力供应。该项目将展示一种方法,用于评估到2050年美国东南部ICI系统的相互依赖性和弹性。为了评估风险并提高ICI系统的弹性,该项目将包括五个相互关联的研究方向,每个方向都是一般性的,然后应用于目标领域:1.社会背景:在电力和供水ICI系统中,与创造弹性的、社会可接受的改进相关的组织、社会、心理、法律的、政治和经济需求、愿望、资源和障碍是什么?2.危害:气候变化和相关的极端天气事件将如何影响当地的水文,从而影响美国东南部的水引起的风险?3.脆弱性:这些变化将如何影响2010年至2050年期间东南部现有和未来电力和供水ICI系统的短期运营和长期规划?4.适应:2010年至2050年期间,在电力和供水ICI系统方面进行哪些技术和经济上可行的气候适应投资?5.沟通和可接受性:如何将这些分析结果传达给需要对其进行评估和采取行动的利益相关者?这项研究将促进两个单独的科学(例如,数值模拟、自然灾害研究、影响评估、能源和水资源管理、决策科学)及其综合。该项目将促进学科之间的互动,这些学科很少有持续的合作机会,以了解其研究的相互影响,并制定解决这些接口的方法。对信息中心的共同关注将使这些社区能够发展所需的共同语言,以发展丰富各自领域的综合方法,同时创造独特的联合产品。例如,更好地了解气候变化和极端天气事件对水文的影响将为从事气候评估的科学家提供信息,同时刺激行为科学研究,以吸引负责在电力和供水ICI中使用这些信息的利益相关者。同样,该项目将促进控制科学和工程科学的研究,因为它们适用于这些问题。它还将扩展科学传播研究,以解决ICI提出的独特问题(例如,长期的视野,复杂的相互作用),由该项目的其他科学家的专业知识提供信息。该项目将支持三个不同机构的工程师、地球科学家和社会科学家之间的跨学科合作。该项目的一个主要目标是与利益攸关方沟通,使其工作尽可能切合实际,并使他们参与整个进程,以便他们能够看到其问题和结果对决策的影响。为此,该项目将包括针对气候/环境实体、公用事业公司、决策者和社区领袖、学术界和公众的外联活动。

项目成果

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An Introduction to Protocol Driven Resilience
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“Studies in the Strategies of Overcomers”: Literature Review of the Experiences of High-achieving Black Male Undergraduate Engineering Students
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Collaborative Research: Research Initiation: Writing Education Initiating Identity Transformation in Engineering Students-The Wri2tes Project
合作研究:研究启动:写作教育启动工科学生身份转变-Wri2tes项目
  • 批准号:
    1927035
  • 财政年份:
    2019
  • 资助金额:
    $ 30.26万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
Doctoral Dissertation Research in DRMS: Protocol Driven Resilience: Modifiable Systems Architecture as a Resilient Strategy for Critical Infrastructure
DRMS 博士论文研究:协议驱动的弹性:可修改的系统架构作为关键基础设施的弹性策略
  • 批准号:
    1851886
  • 财政年份:
    2019
  • 资助金额:
    $ 30.26万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant

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