FRS applications facilitate critical infrastructure and climate change investigation, measure resilience to what-if scenarios, and support decision-making.
FRS researchers developed the ResQ-IOS, a computational tool for modeling, optimising, and quantifying the resilience of interdependent critical infrastructure networks.
This FRS Technical Note details a tool based on optimisation under uncertainty to address planning issues for training events for Singapore's Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA).
25 Apr | Prof. Dr Lars-Erik Cederman will examine the roots of today's key conflicts, assess the risk of future conflict patterns and propose effective approaches to resolution.
4 Mar | Prof. Dr Dirk Helbing will discuss and explore how decentralised solutions of self-organisation helps to organise societies in a more resilient way.
11 Jan | The FRS Symposium will bring together a community of experts and enthusiasts to jointly discuss the future of resilience, and showcase FRS's latest research.
Calling for abstracts for the 2024 conference! Join us for an extraordinary in-person gathering of global researchers, focusing on the design, analysis, and governance of resilient Social-Technical-Environment (STE) systems.
