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Table 4 Universal ranking and weighing of variables

From: Development of decision-making system measuring the resilience level of highway projects

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Dimensions

Normalized Cohen's d value

Rank

Score

Weight

2

Length of the disrupted roadway

0.0339

16

6

0.026

3

Length of the link

0.0649

4

18

0.0779

4

Number of lanes

0.0523

10

12

0.0519

5

Number of optional routes

0.0612

5

17

0.0736

7

Presence of a railroad crossing

0.0525

9

13

0.0563

8

Distance of the link/node from the affected area

0.0045

21

1

0.0043

9

Remoteness of the project

0.0449

15

7

0.0303

10

Time to start reconstruction works

0.0657

3

19

0.0823

13

Ownership of integrated infrastructure assets

0.0554

7

15

0.0649

14

Frequency of integration of resilience-enhancing activities into maintenance planning

0.0214

20

2

0.0087

15

Educational platform on resilience for infrastructure

0.0218

19

3

0.013

16

Company employees' knowledge of resilience

0.0480

13

9

0.039

19

Frequency of evaluation of resilience in the project

0.0224

18

4

0.0173

21

Availability of previous disaster data for the roadway

0.0757

2

20

0.0866

22

Access to previous disaster data for the roadway

0.0601

6

16

0.0693

24

Availability of emergency response equipment

0.0552

8

14

0.0606

26

Accessibility to non-machinery resources (human and material)

0.0281

17

5

0.0216

30

Regular funding for resilience-enhancement activities

0.0499

11

11

0.0476

31

Time of allocation of funding

0.0499

12

10

0.0433

34

Resilience investment in new projects

0.0859

1

21

0.0909

35

Frequency of investing in resilience-enhancing activities

0.0463

14

8

0.0346