💬 “Too often, those affected by disaster are not engaged in their recovery by current systems and that needs to change.” UNSW Professor David Sanderson, the Judith Neilson Chair in Architecture, has founded HowWeSurvive.com to improve disaster recovery through community-centred approaches that prioritises the needs of people affected by events such as bushfires and floods. The long-term independent initiative aims to instil active engagement and participation with local communities in all disaster recovery and resilience efforts. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/g_9W5bh8
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interesting read. A must read for the sake of the "present and prosperity"
Rain gardens and waterproof woods are some of the nature-based infrastructure solutions (#NbIS) for disaster #resilientinfrastructure, writes Jonathan Ofori Nyamedi, Ashesi University, #Ghana, in his #blog on #DRIConnect. ☔ https://lnkd.in/gjwjUZNe
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With the increasing frequency and severity of natural disasters, there's a growing emphasis on resilient design and disaster mitigation strategies in construction. This includes designing buildings to withstand extreme weather events, implementing flood-resistant measures, and incorporating resilient infrastructure solutions.
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# Building Resilience: Materials for Disaster-Prone Areas Q. What considerations do you prioritize when selecting materials for construction in areas vulnerable to earthquakes, floods, or hurricanes Q. How do you balance cost and durability when choosing materials for resilient building projects
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The study presents an innovative approach for flood disaster risk assessment and ecological monitoring using Bayesian networks (BNs) and geographic information systems (GIS). By integrating diverse data sources, the BN-GIS model provides a holistic risk profile of flood-prone urban ecosystems in Yinchuan, China. This approach allows for mapping vulnerable hotspots, quantifying uncertainties, and informing sustainable urban planning and disaster resilience efforts.
An Integrated Bayesian Network and Geographic Information System (Bn-Gis) Approach for Flood Disaster Risk Assessment: A Case Study of Yinchuan, China
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Interested in learning more about preparing for and mitigating the impacts of natural disasters on heritage properties? Check out this webinar tomorrow (Tuesday June 25)
👉 Don't Miss Tomorrow's Webinar! APT's Preservation Engineering Technical Committee hosts Disaster Recovery: Collaboration Between Owners & Design Professionals on Tuesday, June 25. Unexpected disasters can be overwhelming and challenging. Disaster recovery effectiveness can be improved with prepared collaboration in the chance a traumatic event occurs. This presentation will discuss ways that design professionals and stewards of historic buildings can work better together before, during, and after disasters. The speakers – an engineer and architectural historian and conservator – will share lessons learned from decades of combined experience responding to earthquakes, hurricanes, and floods, and how they work together to get the best outcomes for the sites they serve. Topics covered will include: the stages of disaster recovery, how to raise money for resilience and repair projects, working with insurance companies to get the best outcomes, and how design professionals can define scope of work and create biddable documents that help building owners write better grants and cases for support. Link for more info & to register: https://lnkd.in/g7GKRHtA #preservation #historicpreservation #disasterrecovery #PreservationEngineering
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👉 Don't Miss Tomorrow's Webinar! APT's Preservation Engineering Technical Committee hosts Disaster Recovery: Collaboration Between Owners & Design Professionals on Tuesday, June 25. Unexpected disasters can be overwhelming and challenging. Disaster recovery effectiveness can be improved with prepared collaboration in the chance a traumatic event occurs. This presentation will discuss ways that design professionals and stewards of historic buildings can work better together before, during, and after disasters. The speakers – an engineer and architectural historian and conservator – will share lessons learned from decades of combined experience responding to earthquakes, hurricanes, and floods, and how they work together to get the best outcomes for the sites they serve. Topics covered will include: the stages of disaster recovery, how to raise money for resilience and repair projects, working with insurance companies to get the best outcomes, and how design professionals can define scope of work and create biddable documents that help building owners write better grants and cases for support. Link for more info & to register: https://lnkd.in/erSk4MiR #preservation #historicpreservation #disasterrecovery #PreservationEngineering
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👉 Don't Miss Tomorrow's Webinar! APT's Preservation Engineering Technical Committee hosts Disaster Recovery: Collaboration Between Owners & Design Professionals on Tuesday, June 25. Unexpected disasters can be overwhelming and challenging. Disaster recovery effectiveness can be improved with prepared collaboration in the chance a traumatic event occurs. This presentation will discuss ways that design professionals and stewards of historic buildings can work better together before, during, and after disasters. The speakers – an engineer and architectural historian and conservator – will share lessons learned from decades of combined experience responding to earthquakes, hurricanes, and floods, and how they work together to get the best outcomes for the sites they serve. Topics covered will include: the stages of disaster recovery, how to raise money for resilience and repair projects, working with insurance companies to get the best outcomes, and how design professionals can define scope of work and create biddable documents that help building owners write better grants and cases for support. Link for more info & to register: https://lnkd.in/g7GKRHtA #preservation #historicpreservation #disasterrecovery #PreservationEngineering
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National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA)INDIA National Institute of Disaster Management #ndma #nidm #disasters #floods #disastermanagment #water #flooding #rains #urban #urbanisation #urbandesign #urbanplanning #waterstorage #urbaninfrastructure #climateaction #sustainabledevelopment #sustainability #sustainablesolutions #infrastructure #planning #creativity #solution #innovative #ideas Respected along with other facilities if between the dividers extra facility of pipes connected continuously if more water present during heavy rains or water stuck this facility of pipes if fixed between the dividers can be used to connected ,also helps to divert the water to any storage or any other , even if heavy traffic vehicles stuck, even from long distance also connected to motors to remove water faster this pipes between the dividers also helps in for various purposes .This is my innovative idea of solution
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A smarter city skyline for flood safety https://lnkd.in/dcNDU5Nn With climate change and rising urbanization, the likelihood and severity of urban flooding are increasing. But not all city blocks are created equal. Researchers investigated how urban layout and building structures contribute to pedestrian safety during flooding. Based on their simulated results, the team recommends modifying building corners and protective block layouts to reduce pedestrian risk.
A smarter city skyline for flood safety
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