Advancing urban resilience: A multi-hazard risk perspective on frontier evolution, research hotspots, and practical exploration
Urban Climate,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
60, P. 102342 - 102342
Published: Feb. 21, 2025
Language: Английский
Merits, limits and preposition of coupling modelling tools for blue-green elements to enhance the design of future climate-resilient cities
Eva Nora Paton,
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Margherita Nardi,
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Galina Churkina
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et al.
Environmental Research Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
20(4), P. 043002 - 043002
Published: March 28, 2025
Abstract
This
paper
presents
a
comprehensive
survey
of
the
process-based
models
currently
available
for
blue-green
infrastructure
assessment
cooling
potential,
stormwater
and
pollution
control,
carbon
sequestration,
water
provision.
The
modelling
tools
elements
(BGEs)
documents
that
there
is
no
model
simultaneous
evaluation
optimisation
multiple
ecosystem
services
BGEs.
To
evaluate
coupling
options,
this
study
conducted
meta-analysis
on
interoperability
by
assessing
scales,
drivers,
overlaps,
gaps,
interfaces
these
Model
points
out
conceptual
constructual
constraints
preventing
easy
coupling,
thus,
an
integrated
services.
Constraints
arise
due
to
very
different
disciplinary
approaches
from
scientific
communities
involved
in
development,
differences
simulation
transformation
transport
processes
at
urban
relevant
BGEs,
fundamental
divergences
spatial
temporal
scales
time
steps
existing
single
In
particular,
lack
vegetation
tailored
BGEs
hinders
current
developments
towards
developing
tool
services,
which
would
be
able
handle
nonstationary
climate
conditions,
including
feedback
assessments
drought
heatwave
impacts
functioning
Language: Английский
Leveraging Technology for Climate Resilience in Urban Areas
Ananya Pandey,
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Manshu Goyal
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IGI Global eBooks,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 137 - 162
Published: April 17, 2025
Urban
areas,
densely
populated
and
often
located
in
vulnerable
coastal
regions,
are
particularly
susceptible
to
the
impacts
of
climate
change.
This
chapter
explores
diverse
ways
technology
can
be
leveraged
enhance
resilience
these
urban
environments.
Focusing
on
mitigation
adaptation
strategies,
study
examines
potential
smart
city
technologies,
including
sensor
networks,
data
analytics,
AI,
improve
infrastructure
management
disaster
preparedness.
Specific
examples
include
real-time
flood
monitoring
systems,
predictive
modelling
for
extreme
weather
events,
optimized
energy
grids
reduced
carbon
emissions.
Furthermore,
investigates
role
digital
platforms
facilitating
community
engagement
fostering
collaborative
responses
climate-related
challenges.
importance
equitable
access
need
robust
governance
frameworks
ensure
that
technological
interventions
effectively
contribute
building
climate-resilient
sustainable
futures
is
explored
Language: Английский