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Identification of At-Risk Rail Network Segments and Development of Fragility-based Resilience Metrics
This report presents a multi-hazard risk and resilience assessment of the U.S. rail network. The research identifies at-risk rail segments exposed to flash flooding, riverine flooding, extreme heat, and landslides using historical hazard records, federal accident and incident data, and meteorologica
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