A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Advancing Community Resilience Through Smart Approaches: A Resource for Canadian Communities
In response to the severe climate change impacts faced by Canada, Open Smart Cities are increasing in number across the country. Open Smart Cities facilitate collaboration between different sectors and actors regarding the use of data and technology to address social, economic and environmental challenges in an equitable and just manner. This chapter rigorously examines how open smart approaches can increase urban resilience and draws upon initiatives implemented by the City of Surrey in British Colombia to contextualize the theoretical underpinnings of resilience and smart solutions, within a case study example.
Advancing Community Resilience Through Smart Approaches: A Resource for Canadian Communities
In response to the severe climate change impacts faced by Canada, Open Smart Cities are increasing in number across the country. Open Smart Cities facilitate collaboration between different sectors and actors regarding the use of data and technology to address social, economic and environmental challenges in an equitable and just manner. This chapter rigorously examines how open smart approaches can increase urban resilience and draws upon initiatives implemented by the City of Surrey in British Colombia to contextualize the theoretical underpinnings of resilience and smart solutions, within a case study example.
Advancing Community Resilience Through Smart Approaches: A Resource for Canadian Communities
The Urban Book Series
Sharifi, Ayyoob (editor) / Salehi, Pourya (editor) / Jackson, Ewa (author) / Jones, Amy (author) / Salehi, Pourya (author)
2022-06-30
16 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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