I know a bit about this with airlines - there's a lot of thinking that goes in to making the system appropriately robust but just as much, if not more investmen

I know a bit about this with airlines - there's a lot of thinking that goes in to making the system appropriately robust but just as much, if not more investment, in optimizing recovery for minimal damage as well. They have optimizers that figure out the minimal damage from a plane being taken out of schedule, and airport halting flights due to weather, or whatever the issue may be. What's cool is the math that goes into "minimal damage" with regards to passengers, crews, bags, etc. You can poke around at the website for SlickOR (https://www.slickor.com/ https://www.slickor.com/) to get an idea of the surface level work that goes into this.