The complexity of hazards, risk and environmental legislation surrounding the reuse of
brownfield sites necessitates a preliminary risk assessment prior to their redevelopment …

Urban planners increasingly perceive Brownfield redevelopment (BFR) as a strategic
priority. BFR not only allows suppressing some of the nuisances caused by derelict and …

Brownfield areas are a major concern in Europe because they are often extensive,
persistent in time and compromise stakeholders' interests. Moreover, due to their complex …

In the last decade, the regeneration of derelict or underused sites, fully or partly located in
urban areas (or so called “brownfields”), has become more common, since free developable …

Research Methods: A Practical Guide for Students and Researchers is a practical guide on
how to conduct research systematically and professionally. The book begins by …

Abstract The EU Soil Thematic Strategy calls for the application of sustainability concepts
and methods as part of an integrated policy to prevent soil degradation and to increase the …

In this paper the authors attempt to answer the question of which location and site-specific
factors have a decisive influence on the successful regeneration of brownfields. Using data …

Currently, there are different remediation technologies for contaminated soils, but the
selection of the best technology must be not only the treatment efficiency but also the energy …

Soft re-use of brownfields describes intended temporary or final re-uses of brownfield sites
which are not based on built constructions or infrastructure ('hard're-use). Examples of soft re …

Due to recent societal changes 'brownfield'sites have gradually become a significant
element in planning urban development. Brownfields can occur as a barrier and obstacle to …