#60 - Maryam Imani: Embracing failure to build resilience - critical infrastructure, nature and the human spirit
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Dr. Maryam Imani discusses the interdependencies of urban critical infrastructure and the importance of communication during crises.
Why do some cities grind to a halt during storms while others recover quickly? The answer often lies in what happens when water, energy and transport fail at the same time, and whether the people managing them are actually talking to each other. In Episode 60, Dr Maryam Imani, Associate Professor of Water Systems Engineering at Anglia Ruskin University, takes us into the hidden interdependencies of urban critical infrastructure. Drawing on her RV-DSS (Resilience and Vulnerability-informed Dec...
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