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Assessing extreme flood impacts on urban rail transit: A passenger-oriented, resilience-informed framework
Urban rail transit systems (URTSs) are increasingly exposed to extreme floods following heavy precipitation, yet passenger travel impacts are often assessed through delay-based indicators that overlook infeasible journeys under large-scale disruptions. This study develops a passenger-oriented, resil
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