Resilience building has become increasingly important in the field of urban complexity and
sustainable governance. For a better understanding of the adaptive capacity of an urban …

As cities are vulnerable to diverse climate threats, operationalizing cities efficiently by
addressing flood risk becomes an irreversible step. So, our research developed a …

Following a flood the functioning of critical infrastructure (CI), such as power and
transportation networks, plays an important role in recovery and the resilience of the city …

Despite the increasing number of flood studies, the interrelationships between urban form
indices (UFIs) and flood resilience (FR) have received little attention and hold miscellaneous …

In flood risk analysis, it is state‐of‐the‐art to determine the direct consequences of flooding
for assets and people. Flooding also disrupts critical infrastructure (CI) networks, which are …

In order to increase the flood resilience of cities (ie, the ability to cope with flood hazards), it
is also crucial to make critical infrastructure functions resilient, since these are essential for …

Urban resilience to natural hazards could make our cities less vulnerable to adverse
weather events. However, the implementation of resilience actions is currently not effective …

Regional economic resilience, which is a necessary and indispensable component for
ensuring both regional and overall sustainability, is understood principally in relation to the …

In order to combat the negative e↵ ects of climate change, more and more projects are
shifting towards the use and implementation of climate change adaptation measures. There …

La Ciudad de México se encuentra expuesta a múltiples riesgos y tensiones
socioambientales. Desde 2013, forma parte de la red “100 Ciudades Resilientes” y en 2016 …