Urban resilience for building a sustainable and safe environment

Kapucu, Naim; Ge, Yue; Martín, Yago; Williamson, Zoe

doi:10.1016/j.ugj.2021.09.001

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“…urban space, public facilities, buildings and infrastructures more suitable for changing living conditions and how to governing such adaptive activities? This is a crucial subject in the post pandemic world which would require deeper collaboration with the active participation of planners, engineers and architects and other professionals ( Kapucu, et al, 2021 ) and the prospective users.…”

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Collaborative governance in emergencies: Community food supply in COVID-19 in Wuhan, China

Qian

et al. 2022

Urban Governance

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Collaborative governance in emergencies: Community food supply in COVID-19 in Wuhan, China

Qian

et al. 2022

Urban Governance

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“…A number of studies on UR concept and basic theory aim to characterize and assess the UR concept by identifying the types and characteristics of resources that resilient urban systems must possess. It can be concluded that UR has been applied in various different scientific areas that are related to the study and functioning of the different urban systems (e.g., disaster science [95], ecology [96], public health [97]), demonstrating the application scope of this concept.…”

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A Bibliometric and Visual Analysis of Global Urban Resilience Research in 2011–2020: Development and Hotspots

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Urban resilience (UR), which promotes the implementation of resilient cities, has received widespread attention. The purpose of this study is to visualize the knowledge background, research status, and knowledge structure of relevant literatures by using a Citespace based scientometrics survey. The results show that UR is an increasingly popular topic, with 2629 articles published during the study period. (1) The most prolific publications and journals involved in the flourishment of UR research were identified by co-citation. The United States was the most productive contributor, with numerous publications and active institutions. Journal of Cleaner Production, Sustainability, International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction were the three most cited journals. (2) Co-occurrence analysis was employed to determine the highly productive keywords, and subject categories in the UR domain, including “environmental science & ecology”, “environmental sciences, “science & technology”, “environmental studies”, “green & sustainable science & technology”, and “water resources”. (3) The diversity of highly cited authors in different countries and regions confirmed the evolution of UR studies. (4) Furthermore, the classification of UR knowledge was performed in the form of clusters and knowledge structure to achieve ten distinct sub-domains (e.g., Urban floods and stormwater management, Urban ecosystem services, Urban landscapes, and Trauma). This study provides an overview of UR research and research topics so that future researchers can identify their research topics and partners.

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“…[5] Energy selfgeneration policies must be created, as well as designing with architectural envelopes that generate a comfortable and efficient space for its occupants. [6] Given these problems, the hypothesis for this research is: Is it possible to mitigate thermal bridges in buildings located in consolidated areas without generating a major impact on their current composition? Although it is known that it is possible to build efficiently, there is no mention of the pollution generated by demolishing and building again from scratch, in this case, finding ways to improve the existing ones would be optimal, without generating waste.…”

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Thermal bridges in buildings of consolidated contexts in high-altitude cities. Case study: Ambato, Ecuador

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et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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This research work has been centered on the study of thermal bridges in the urban area of the city of Ambato, this city is located at an altitude of 2570m with an average temperature of 15°C throughout the year, the construction systems used in the study area mostly consist of a layer of material either clay brick or concrete block and exterior and interior finishing’s. The objective is to diagnose the points where thermal leaks can be found in consolidated environments and to provide possible solutions in different construction elements. The methodology used is based on a mixed study, which analyzes the urban context, the buildings present, the construction materials used, their relationship with the current climate of the area and the quantification of latent temperatures for further simulation. The results were obtained through a calculation software where the diagnosis and the improvement plan were simulated to increase the ambient temperature of the houses from 15-17°C to the range of 20-24°C within the comfort temperature range for interior spaces. This study concluded that it is possible to significantly improve the thermal performance of buildings in consolidated contexts with specific interventions.

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Urban resilience for building a sustainable and safe environment

Cited by 40 publications

References 18 publications

Collaborative governance in emergencies: Community food supply in COVID-19 in Wuhan, China

Collaborative governance in emergencies: Community food supply in COVID-19 in Wuhan, China

A Bibliometric and Visual Analysis of Global Urban Resilience Research in 2011–2020: Development and Hotspots

Thermal bridges in buildings of consolidated contexts in high-altitude cities. Case study: Ambato, Ecuador

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