Landscape Interventions for Resilience and Sustainability in Urban Wetland Parks: a review

Mahanta, Niva Rana; Rajput, Banafsha

doi:10.1109/icaset.2019.8714401

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“…Building resilient urban infrastructure capable of withstanding environmental hazards like floods, storms, and heat waves is crucial. Designing infrastructure considering climate change projections ensures long-term sustainability and adaptability (Mahanta and Rajput 2019). A suitable environment for sustainable development can be created by the implementation of strong environmental laws, the provision of incentives for sustainable activities, and the incorporation of sustainability standards into frameworks for urban governance (AZMI et al 2021).…”

Section: Deep-learning Approaches For Urban Environmental Hazards And...mentioning

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Analyzing recent trends in deep-learning approaches: a review on urban environmental hazards and disaster studies for monitoring, management, and mitigation toward sustainability

Kumar,

Bassill,

Ghosh

2024

International Journal on Smart Sensing and Intelligent Systems

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Deep learning has changed the approach of urban environmental risk assessment and management. These methods enable solid models for large data sets, enabling early identification, prediction, and description of environmental risks. The current work analyses the advances in deep learning for urban environmental hazard assessments and disaster studies to provide monitoring, management, and mitigation measures. It reports the improvement in self-supervised learning, transformer architectures, persistent learning, attention mechanisms, adversarial robustness, associated learning, meta-learning, and multimodal learning within the domain of urban environmental hazard analysis. These approaches allow the creation of robust models for handling vast data volumes, facilitating early detection, prediction, and characterisation of diverse environmental threats. This trends analysis for urban applications will bring insights for connecting deep-learning models for effective and proactive approaches to tackle urban environmental hazards and disasters.

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Section: Deep-learning Approaches For Urban Environmental Hazards And...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Analyzing recent trends in deep-learning approaches: a review on urban environmental hazards and disaster studies for monitoring, management, and mitigation toward sustainability

Kumar,

Bassill,

Ghosh

2024

International Journal on Smart Sensing and Intelligent Systems

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“…These renovations will positively impact on at least the northern neighbourhoods of Chavan. Indeed, the more rational the organization and the greater awareness towards the urban (southward) and peri-urban (northward) landscape (Figure 6), the more it will provide a place of aggregation that, as documented in several cases worldwide [73,74], will foster social inclusion, people's health and possibly the economic value of the houses. Moreover, in order to foster the understanding of the qanat hydraulic system and the wider natural and the anthropized context in which it is embedded, several information panels will be placed along its path (Figures 5L, 7G and 8I), while numerous wells will be covered with glass slabs to allow people to look inside (Figures 7C and 8B).…”

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Applying ICOMOS-IFLA Principles for the Conservation, Management and Reuse of a Historical Hydraulic System: The No-Ras Qanat in North-Western Iran

Zaina

Branduini²,

Zavvari³

2022

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Historical hydraulic systems represent a significant part of landscapes and global heritage. However, from the second half of the 20th century onwards, substantial socio-economic as well as technological changes occurring worldwide have put them at risk of abandonment and, eventually, of disappearing. Recent studies and international conventions, including the ICOMOS-IFLA, framed historical hydraulic systems and water management techniques in a new dimension, not only as an element of the past to be preserved but an active element to achieve sustainable economic development and mitigate climate change. Those qanats or karez represented a major historical hydraulic sustainable solution for irrigation, providing a water supply, which during the last few decades, has been slowly replaced with modern, although polluting and unsustainable, technologies. Building on the recent ICOMOS-IFLA Principles Concerning Rural Landscape as Heritage and the recommendation provided by initial research, this paper aims to show how qanats can become: (1) an important local and regional cultural and natural heritage; (2) a valuable economic resource; (3) an environmentally friendly system that could at least partially replace the existing polluting solution (i.e., dams and other modern infrastructures). To achieve these goals, we propose a restoration or reuse approach for the qanat based on the necessity of multiple stakeholders at local and national levels using sustainable materials and respecting the different values as a heritage place. Our case study is the No-Ras qanat in North-western Iran. In the conclusion, we also illustrate the relevance of the aims and methods of this paper in the light of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

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Verifying the Underutilizationof Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in the Realm of Landscape Architecture and Planning

Adkar

Rajput

Devi

et al. 2020

2020 Advances in Science and Engineering Technology International Conferences (ASET)

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Landscape Interventions for Resilience and Sustainability in Urban Wetland Parks: a review

Cited by 6 publications

References 6 publications

Analyzing recent trends in deep-learning approaches: a review on urban environmental hazards and disaster studies for monitoring, management, and mitigation toward sustainability

Analyzing recent trends in deep-learning approaches: a review on urban environmental hazards and disaster studies for monitoring, management, and mitigation toward sustainability

Applying ICOMOS-IFLA Principles for the Conservation, Management and Reuse of a Historical Hydraulic System: The No-Ras Qanat in North-Western Iran

Verifying the Underutilizationof Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in the Realm of Landscape Architecture and Planning

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