Integrating “Hard” and “Soft” Infrastructural Resilience Assessment for Water Distribution Systems

Table 10

List of the agents, tasks, knowledge, and resources suggested by the stakeholders and included in the metamatrix approach.

Agent		Task		Knowledge		Resources
Description	ID	Description	ID	Description	ID	Description	ID
Local emergency manager	L.EM	Crisis coordination	T1	Local EM plan	IP1	Additional water resources	R1
Community	C	Health assistance	T2	National EM plan	IP2	Emergency water	R2
Community leaders	CL	Preparedness activities with the community	T3	Infrastructural conditions	IS1	Economic resources	R3
Local operational team 1	L.OP1	Activation and management of temporary shelters	T4	Damage entity monitoring	IS2	Human resources	R4
Local operational team 2	L.OP2	Evacuation of the citizens	T5	Location of damages	IS3	Machinery	R5
Local operational team 3	L.OP3	Rescue of missing people	T6	Location of casualties	IS4	Crisis management procedures	R6
Local technical support	L.TS	Structural/infrastructural assessment	T7	Structural damage assessment	IS5	Commitment	R7
Regional technical support	R.TS	Road functionality	T8	Warnings	IT1	Training	R8
National emergency managers	N.EM	Recovery of personal objects and goods.	T9	Seismic monitoring	IT2
National operational team 1	N.OP1	Monitoring	T10	Temporary shelter location	IP3
National operational team 2	N.OP2	Emergency management plan writing/updating	T11	Recovery information	IP4
National operational team 3	N.OP3	Alerts, warnings, communication to citizens	T12
National civil protection	NCP	Scheduling of the structural safety program	T13
Water utility	WU