How should we act under uncertainty?
Infrastructure decisions combine uncertain outcomes with competing objectives and limited resources. We study how information and stakeholder behaviour influence these choices. Decision-theoretic and behavioural models connect individual actions to consequences for systems and society over time.
We compare interventions through their costs, avoided consequences, and performance under different future conditions.
Our work examines how knowledge and uncertainty influence choices, including interactions between attackers and defenders.
We investigate how incentives and stakeholder interactions can influence collective behaviour and infrastructure policy.
Structural Safety, 102773
Connects an attacker’s target choices with the defender’s uncertainty and quantifies how adversarial knowledge changes system robustness.
IABSE Symposium 2026, Copenhagen, Denmark
Combines future flood risk, intervention costs, and avoided consequences to compare bridge interventions across climate scenarios.
