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Key TakeawaysModeling tools can simulate possible disasters to water distribution systems, including pipe breaks, power outages, and changes to water source availability.Resilience analysis can help water utilities compare emergency response strategies for disasters that could affect their water distribution systems.Socioeconomic and environmental factors are useful to identify priority areas within a water distribution system to improve equitable resilience.

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