infrastruktúradamage
Infrastruktúradamage is a term used to refer to physical damage and functional disruption to essential infrastructure systems that underpin public services and economic activity. These systems include transportation networks (roads, bridges, railways), energy networks (electricity generation and transmission, gas), water supply and sanitation, telecommunications, and social infrastructure such as schools and hospitals. The concept is used in disaster risk management and urban planning to describe the extent and consequences of damage following disruptive events.
Causes vary: natural hazards such as earthquakes, floods, storms, and wildfires; accidents and aging infrastructure; and
Assessment involves rapid field surveys, remote sensing, and service outage data to quantify repair costs, downtime,
Prevention and resilience focus on risk reduction, structural hardening, redundancy, and resilient design. Practices include regular
Although the term combines elements from several languages (notably infrastruktúra and damage), it is used in