Welcome to the Infrastructure Dependency Primer (IDP)! This educational supplement to the Infrastructure Resilience Planning Framework is intended to help you better understand critical infrastructure, dependencies, the impact they have on communities, and how to improve resilience through planning.

Jun 29, 2023 · The Infrastructure Dependency Primer (IDP) is a web-based resource that provides a foundation for understanding critical infrastructure, identifying dependencies, and improving resilience through planning.

To illustrate dependencies among critical systems, let’s take a more in-depth look at some of the most universally important infrastructure sectors – Communications, Energy, Transportation, and Water.

A critical infrastructure is in constant interaction with its environment, using and transforming inputs (i.e., critical resources and services) from the environment in order to provide outputs to the same environment.

This document contains diagrams showing key dependencies and interdependencies between the energy sector and other critical infrastructure sectors. Diagrams include the following: Electricity Interdependencies Liquid Fuels Interdependencies Natural Gas Interdependencies

This paper is devoted to development of method for critical infrastructure (CI) safety assessment taking into account the different types of interdependencies: logical, physical,...

This software tool provides a framework for introducing pipeline component dependencies into critical infrastructure analyses. POC: Argonne National Laboratory, Infrastructure Assurance Center, Steve Folga, [email protected]

Download scientific diagram | Illustration of the critical infrastructure (CI) dependencies in a CIrcle diagram. from publication: Flood Resilience of Critical Infrastructure: Approach...

3. Modeling Dependencies dependencies as required input(s) to the process. The approach is to process modeling, and, in this context,

Critical Infrastructure Dependency linkage or connection between two infrastructures, by which the state of one infrastructure influences or is reliant upon the state of the other