A Study of Resilience in Thai Rail System

Authors

  • ร้อยเอก สมิทธิภัทร คำประพันธ์ กองวิศวกรรมโยธา ส่วนการศึกษา โรงเรียนนายร้อยพระจุลจอมเกล้า
  • Thanin Chanmalai Civil Engineering Department, Academic Division, Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy
  • Thomas H. Wakeman III Resilience Engineering Services (RES)

Keywords:

system resilience, rail system, networked infrastructure system, graph theory

Abstract

Resilience becomes an important attribute for networked infrastructure systems to survive from severe disruptive events, either natural or man-made. This study aims to determine how resiliency in Thai rail system can be modeled. Building upon existing work on transportation resilience, this study discusses resilience measure for networked infrastructure how to improve resiliency. A thorough literature review was conducted on infrastructure system resilience to develop a resilience assessment model. The physical Thai rail network was mapped, and network connectivity was measured. The analysis of the results indicated that resilience for Thai rail system can be measured by assessing degradation of network connectivity under disruptions

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Author Biography

Thomas H. Wakeman III, Resilience Engineering Services (RES)

Thomas H. Wakeman III is Principal and Senior Consultant at RES (Resilience Engineering Services) in New York, NY. Dr. Wakeman has extensive experience in transportation resilience, marine and navigation engineering, port development, and freight transportation planning. He was previously the Deputy Director of Davidson Laboratory and Program Director for the Maritime Systems Master’s Program at Stevens Institute of Technology for 11 years. For 13 years, he was employed by the Port Commerce Department, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and for 24 years he worked for the United States Army Corps of Engineers, San Francisco and Sacramento Districts. He has a MS in Civil Engineering from University of California, Davis, MA in Marine Biology from San Francisco State University, and a doctorate of Engineering-Science from Columbia University, New York. His publications include co-editor of 2 books, book chapters, and more than 100 technical papers.

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Published

2022-09-19

How to Cite

[1]
คำประพันธ์ ร. ส., T. Chanmalai, and T. Wakeman, “A Study of Resilience in Thai Rail System”, ncce27, vol. 27, pp. TRL01–1, Sep. 2022.

Issue

Vol. 27 (2022): The 27th National Convention on Civil Engineering

Section

Intelligent Transportation, Traffic and Logistics Engineering

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