Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Much of Critical Infrastructure (CI) interdependency research focuses on short-term cascading effects from catastrophic incidents. These relationships are most often modeled in a direct physical sense, for example, a flooded road blocking emergency vehicle response. The relationship beten economic investment and degradation in CIs, hover, remains an under-explored research area. Focusing on three CIs---transportation, public utilities, and communications---this paper presents a system dynamics approach to modeling degradation and infrastructure investment. Combining traditional physical and cyber approaches to infrastructure modeling with a human factors component,  present a methodology for quantifying degradation of interdependent CIs. The model shows some of the dangerous feedback cycles of degradation that can occur beten infrastructures when investment and social resiliency are insufficient. The purpose of this paper is to develop a method to incorporate social systems into interdependent infrastructure research that can be built into a tool to aid policymakers in understanding and addressing investment linkages beten CIs.
['Erika Frydenlund', 'Andrew J. Collins', 'Craig Jordan', 'Peter Foytik', 'R Michael Robinson']
I am writing a research paper on a idea When the money runs dry: a system dynamics approach to critical infrastructure investment
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