resilience engineering
The critical condition in applying resilience engineering is the continuous acknowledgement of uncertainty due to the recognition of the dynamic characteristics of the system’s environment and, furthermore, the constant anticipation of the system’s potential failure (Wood and Wreathall, 2003). The meaning of failure in resilience engineering is the lack of the indispensable adjustments – adaptations required to overcome any possible complexity rather the disruptions, mishaps, or continuous internal or external stresses during the system’s normal function (Dekker et al., 2008).