Titlebook: Urban Resilience; A Transformative App Yoshiki Yamagata,Hiroshi Maruyama Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Emerg

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Urban Economics Model for Land-Use Planning-district level (around 1?km grid) and used to simulate possible land-use scenarios with different urban forms. We have specifically looked at the implications for climate change mitigation and adaptation capacities. This chapter explains mainly the tested three land-use scenarios; (1) Business as u

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Flood Risk Management in Citiesncluding ocean view and proximity to the ocean, and the negative effects from the flood risk. Here, a spatial additive multilevel model is used. The analysis results reveal that the flood risk is highly underestimated while the benefits from the ocean are appropriately evaluated in the target area.

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Urban Form and Energy Resilient Strategies: A Case Study of the Manhattan Gridesign an energy resilient urban system, it is important to define a community-level action and a medium-scale framework, which allow effective systems integration and coordination among stakeholders. The framework of urban design accommodates finer-scale, bottom-up eco-initiatives, which enable agil

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Disease Outbreaks: Critical Biological Factors and Control Strategiestheoretical work should inform urban design and policy. Interdisciplinary collaboration in planning, swiftness of information dissemination and response, and willingness to forgo personal liberties during a crisis may be key factors in resilience to infectious disease outbreaks.