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8 Homeland Security Rev. i (2014)

handle is hein.journals/homlndsr8 and id is 1 raw text is: The Homeland Security Review A Journal of the Institute for Law & Public Policy CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA VOL. 8, NO. 1, WINTER 2014 Contents Introduction and Guest Editor Biographies Proceedings of the Fourth Annual Critical Infrastructure Symposium, April 15 & 16, 2013 iii The Impact of Risk Transference on Infrastructure Resilience: A Case Study of the New York State Healthcare System 1 Emily McCarthy Validating the West Point Protection/Resilience Model by Assessing the Events of Hurricane Sandy 9 Peter J. Noto SIP Hut Integrated Force Protection 25 Daniel Foky and Paul Rogers Concrete Building Systems: Disaster Resilient Solutions for Safer Communities 41 Tien Peng and Lionel Lemay Wild Fire Impact on Stormwater Runoff - The Waldo Canyon Fire Legacy 55 Brett W. Brunner and Dr. Stanley P. Rader Multi-Hazard Risk Analysis and Resilience Indices for Critical Facilities on the Main Campus of the University of Mississippi 79 Mamun Miah, Kyle Bethay and Dr. Christopher Mullen Beyond the Storms: Strengthening Homeland Security & Disaster Management to Achieve Resilience 101 Dr. Dane S. Egli

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