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skip to content menu about us about us overview of what we do brief overview of what we do (300 words) partners itrc people academic advisors client group reports analytical tools national infrastructure systems model (nismod) nismod international & united nations collaboration risk & resilience of infrastructure networks itrc in practice collaborations influencing policy – reports & workshops prizes highlights dafni imperative for resilient uk infrastructure fuelled by chancellor’s pledge dafni launch database building a new future for infrastructure with itrc nismod-db++ summary demographics popnation predicts household distribution to incredible level of detail digital communications pioneering 5g research underpins digital infrastructure investment strategies infrastructure systems using system-of-systems modelling and simulation to inform sustainable infrastructure choices interdependencies in infrastructure systems-of-systems infrastructure networks risk & resilience dr elco koks wins prestigious veni grant risk & resilience of infrastructure networks ageing space weather forecasting satellites pose risks to economy cyberattacks on electricity networks lead to widespread disruption & costs climate change impact on tanzania’s transport systems & economy multi-hazard risk analysis of road and railway infrastructure assets transport nismod v2 transport model united nations office for project services (unops) infrastructure as an economic imperative and essential ingredient of all the un’s sdgs new tool for sustainable global infrastructure new paper: dangers of unsustainable infrastructure spend urban development model more accurate town planning thanks to itrc’s urban development model water water resources model cam-mk-oxf arc publications register for itrc infrastructure analysis: oxford-mk-cambridge arc – evaluating impact of local, regional and national choices on sustainable future options. search for: national infrastructure assessment uk’s first national infrastructure assessment is backed by itrc analysis the uk infrastructure transitions research consortium (itrc) is a consortium of seven leading uk universities , and 55 private and public sector partners, developed the world’s first national infrastructure system-of-systems model, nismod. nismod methodology, tools and evidence-based approach have been used nationally and globally to analyse long-term investment strategies as well as risk and vulnerability in cross-sectoral infrastructure networks – energy, digital communications, solid waste, transport, waste water, and water supply. nismod as a framework helps deliver sustainable infrastructure developments across the world. our partners include the uk government, particularly the national infrastructure commission, the united nations office for project services, the world bank, the governments of argentina, brazil, curacao, st lucia, tanzania, the netherlands, vietnam, and new zealand, engineering consultants and many others. invitation the itrc invites you to attend a conference and consultation on the use of infrastructure systems analysis to inform planning and design of the oxford-milton keynes-cambridge arc on 20 november, 2019 at the ice in london . in conjunction with the ministry of housing, communities and local government (mhclg), the uk national infrastructure commission (nic), the uk infrastructure projects authority (ipa), the arc leaders group, england’s economic heartland, the arc universities group and other stakeholders, itrc is applying its models and analytics to evaluate impact of local, regional and national choices on sustainable future options read a short overview of what we do … read our brief overview of the itrc methodologies (<300 words) … read a construction & civil engineering article on how we inform infrastructure decisions at multiple scales underpinning sustainable development our report with unops finds that efficient infrastructure policy and disciplined investment decisions are vital for attaining the sustainable development goals (sdgs). infrastructure: underpinning sustainable development highlights the need to understand infrastructure as an integrated system of systems – the interdependencies across sectors requires us to break down the ‘silo mentality’ in infrastructure development. we developed a new tool set to address these issues and help practice, so global policy-makers in global infrastructure development to develop policies that are sustainable and support achievement of the un’s sustainable development goals (sdgs). itrc consortium wins infrastructure award at the eg tech awards judges at the ceremony on 10 july 2019 said the winner hit the brief on so many levels. from innovative infrastructure analysis to a focus on future needs as well as the present. the winner demonstrated a razor sharp approach to tackling infrastructure issues head on. our collaborations the first long-term view of the uk’s infrastructure needs was published in july 2018 by the national infrastructure commission , underpinned by our advanced modelling and analysis of future scenarios . we are continuing to work with the national infrastructure commission in preparation for their next assessments. understand our work with the world bank on how $4.2 trillion can be saved by investing only extra 3% in building more resilient infrastructure in low to middle income countries. sustainable infrastructure addresses inequalities: it gives a lifeline to better health, better education and better livelihoods to people, households and communities. a new report has been recently published . our research itrc-mistral played an important role in the national infrastructure commission’s (nic) report preparing for a drier future – england’s water infrastructure needs . this report assesses the options for ensuring stable water supplies even during droughts. what we do… short video on youtube: our research and its impacts mistral: research priorities to 2020 (pdf, 860 kb) register for oxford-mk-cambridge arc conference updates informed decisions – itrc article in construction and civil engineering pioneering study by dr elco koks published by nature communications – a global multi-hazard risk analysis of road and railway infrastructure assets dr elco koks wins prestigious veni grant, funded by the dutch research council (nwo) itrc consortium wins infrastructure award at the eg tech awards $4.2 trillion can be saved by investing in more resilient infrastructure, new world bank & itrc report finds sustainable development depends on high-quality infrastructure: private investment is vital in projects to prevent natural disasters ruining societies – unops & itrc partnership itrc, unops, world bank, iabd, dfid, giz collaboration: infrastructure for sustainable development , nature sustainability itrc modellers will usher, simon blainey, modassar chaudry and dafni software engineers win the geospatial hackathon hosted by the infrastructure projects authority (ipa) itrc risk & resilience team contributed ground-breaking analysis to new environment agency report on investment in flood and coastal erosion risk management – 40% of transport & utilities assets at risk new world bank report & video: beyond the gap: how low and middle income countries can afford the infrastructure they need while protecting the planet solar storms could cause blackouts and leave britain with £16 billion worth of damage, warns itrc's dr ed oughton un & itrc at cop24: the infrastructure – climate change nexus: integrated approaches as a catalyst for transformational change (pdf, 630 kb) itrc and digital catapult modelling 5g technology for the uk chancellor formally requests the national infrastructure commission to conduct a study on infrastructure resilience itrc researcher dr ed oughton selected for young scholar award by the pacific telecommunication council you can now follow us on linkedin… old

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