Resilience
Draft · protocol 3.0.0-draft
Resilience is a scenario-dependent performance attribute, not a single universal score. TRP records it as a vector of evidenced capabilities.
What to capture
Section titled “What to capture”- Peril:
flood,wind,wildfire,hail,seismic,freeze,heat,other - hazard intensity or design basis
- the relevant assembly
- the performance metric and testing standard
- supporting evidence and jurisdiction
- maintenance needs and expected service life
Examples include flood-resistant flooring and insulation, wind- and hail-rated roofing, wildfire-resistant assemblies, moisture-resistant materials, and improved anchoring or water barriers.
Composite scores
Section titled “Composite scores”If a composite score is used, it MUST declare its weights and limitations. Offer the underlying vector alongside it.
Responsibility
Section titled “Responsibility”Engineering validation and local building-code compliance remain external responsibilities. A TRP record shows what evidence was provided; it does not certify performance.