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SUSTAINABILITY AND RESILIENCY ASSESSMENT OF COASTAL POWER SYSTEMS AGAINST STORM HAZARDS
Coastal electric power systems are vulnerable to tropical cyclones due to storm-induced wind, surge, and wave forces that can damage structures, cause widespread outage, and significant environmental and economic losses. Aging infrastructure and material deterioration further exacerbates the system’
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