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An Input-Output Framework for Assessing Hurricane Impact on Regional Workforce Productivity Joost Santos, Assistant Professor The George Washington University Washington, DC, USA
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Document Date: 2011-04-21 16:27:16


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Infrastructure Security Partnership / Prentice-Hall / Cambridge University Press / MIT Press / Fotheringham A.S. C. / Interdependent Economic Systems / Oxford University Press / National Academies Press / De Sa / Minnesota IMPLAN Group / Rand Corporation / /

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Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute / University Washington / National Hurricane Center / Midtown Tunnel / Texas Transportation Institute / W.W. Hall / /

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Commonwealth Day / /

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energy industry / social accounting matrices / physical infrastructure systems / shortest path algorithm / Transportation quality indices / health care services / decision analysis tool / interregional transportation / interdependent systems / electronic products / rural infrastructure / damaged infrastructure systems / inventory management / electricity / larger social accounting matrices / land use-transportation interaction model / interdependent infrastructure systems / travel delays / transportation planning applications / integrated land use transportation planning models / infrastructure systems / economic and social travel patterns / highway network / /

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Inoperability Input-Output Model for Interdependent Infrastructure Sectors / Editor / President / Models and Recommended Model for DVRPC / General / worker in each sector / Executive / Assistant Professor / integrating worker / /

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Scientific American / Review of Economics and Statistics / Journal of Regional Science / The Elsevier / /

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southeastern Virginia / Gulf Coast / /

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shortest path algorithm / simulation / /

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