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The experience feedback on a crisis that hit a city is frequently used as a"recollection" tool. To capitalize information about an experience feedbackfrom the cities that have been affected by a natural hazard, the authorspropose in this study a functional model to model scenarios ofcity crises. In this model, the city, considered as a complex system, was modelledusing a functional analysis method. Based on such modelling, two riskanalysis methods (Failure Mode and Effect Analysis and Event Tree Method)were deployed and adjusted. Lastly, a qualitative reasoning model wasused for   the scenario modelling of the urban crisis. By functionalmodelling performed on components of the cities, the objective of this model isto replicate the behaviour of a city affected by a crisis, highlighting thesequences of failure and non-failure modes that have operated during thecrisis. This model constitutes a means of understanding the functionalbehaviour in a crisis of cities and capitalization of the experience feedback ofthe cities affected by crisis. Such functional modelling was deployed in acase study

Developing a functional model for cities impacted by a natural hazard: application to a city affected by flooding