Towards the Implementation of the New Urban Agenda
-15%
portes grátis
Towards the Implementation of the New Urban Agenda
Contributions from Japan and Germany to Make Cities More Environmentally Sustainable
Mueller, Bernhard; Shimizu, Hiroyuki
Springer International Publishing AG
08/2018
270
Mole
Inglês
9783319870663
15 a 20 dias
583
Descrição não disponível.
Chapter 1. The Transition Towards Sustainable and Resilient Cities-Urban Challenges and Solutions in Germany and Japan.-
Part I: Landscape Change and Management.-
Chapter 2 Dialectic Developments of 'City' and 'Country' in Japan's Metropolitan Regions.-
Chapter 3. Urban Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity Offsets.-
Chapter 4. Sustainable Landscape Management and Landscape Management Labor Accounts.-
Part 2: Climate Change and Urban Green.-
Chapter 5. Modeling the Current and Future Urban Climate Using Downscaling Techniques.-
Chapter 6. Urban and Green Planning Based on an Evaluation of Urban Climate.-
Chapter 7. Demands, Opportunities and Constraints of Green Space Development for Future Urban Development under Demographic and Climate Change.-
Part 3: Environmental Risks in Urban Areas.-
Chapter 8. Environmental Risks in Urban and Regional Development -Assessing the Effects of Flood Resilience Technologies.-
Chapter 9. Flood Risks and Their Management in Urban Japan-Modeling Inner Flooding in Tsushima City, Tokai Region.-
Chapter 10. Pre-reconstruction Plans for Urban Areas in Japan.-
Part 4: Built Environment and Material Flow.-
Chapter 11. The Ef?ciency of Settlement Structures.-
Chapter 12. Weight of Cities-Material Stock and Flow Analysis Based on Spatial Database over Time.-
Chapter 13. Preservation and Utilization of the Urban Heritage of East Asia and Japan.-
Part 5: Urban Energy Concepts.-
Chapter 14. Revolution of Urban Energy System.-
Chapter 15. Building Energy Management: Performance Veri?cation and System Simulation.-
Chapter 16. A New Concept for Air-Conditioning in Japan: An All-Air Supplied Induction Radiant Air-Conditioning System and Cool Room.-
Part 6: Future Challenges of Planning.-
Chapter 17. Operationalizing Urban Resilience-Learning from the Past while Preparing for the Future. The Case of Dresden, Germany.-
Chapter 18. Reconsidering Urban Planning through Community-based Initiatives.
Chapter 19. Planning of Public Facilities in Japanese Communities Facing Demographic Decline and Super-Aging.-
Chapter 20. Developments in Urban Planning by Public Facilities Management Based on Regional Characteristics.-
Chapter 21. Identifying Gaps and Opportunities for Research on Urban and Regional Resilience-Highlighting the Advantages of Research Cooperation.
Part I: Landscape Change and Management.-
Chapter 2 Dialectic Developments of 'City' and 'Country' in Japan's Metropolitan Regions.-
Chapter 3. Urban Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity Offsets.-
Chapter 4. Sustainable Landscape Management and Landscape Management Labor Accounts.-
Part 2: Climate Change and Urban Green.-
Chapter 5. Modeling the Current and Future Urban Climate Using Downscaling Techniques.-
Chapter 6. Urban and Green Planning Based on an Evaluation of Urban Climate.-
Chapter 7. Demands, Opportunities and Constraints of Green Space Development for Future Urban Development under Demographic and Climate Change.-
Part 3: Environmental Risks in Urban Areas.-
Chapter 8. Environmental Risks in Urban and Regional Development -Assessing the Effects of Flood Resilience Technologies.-
Chapter 9. Flood Risks and Their Management in Urban Japan-Modeling Inner Flooding in Tsushima City, Tokai Region.-
Chapter 10. Pre-reconstruction Plans for Urban Areas in Japan.-
Part 4: Built Environment and Material Flow.-
Chapter 11. The Ef?ciency of Settlement Structures.-
Chapter 12. Weight of Cities-Material Stock and Flow Analysis Based on Spatial Database over Time.-
Chapter 13. Preservation and Utilization of the Urban Heritage of East Asia and Japan.-
Part 5: Urban Energy Concepts.-
Chapter 14. Revolution of Urban Energy System.-
Chapter 15. Building Energy Management: Performance Veri?cation and System Simulation.-
Chapter 16. A New Concept for Air-Conditioning in Japan: An All-Air Supplied Induction Radiant Air-Conditioning System and Cool Room.-
Part 6: Future Challenges of Planning.-
Chapter 17. Operationalizing Urban Resilience-Learning from the Past while Preparing for the Future. The Case of Dresden, Germany.-
Chapter 18. Reconsidering Urban Planning through Community-based Initiatives.
Chapter 19. Planning of Public Facilities in Japanese Communities Facing Demographic Decline and Super-Aging.-
Chapter 20. Developments in Urban Planning by Public Facilities Management Based on Regional Characteristics.-
Chapter 21. Identifying Gaps and Opportunities for Research on Urban and Regional Resilience-Highlighting the Advantages of Research Cooperation.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Transformation Towards Sustainable Urbanisation;Urban Green and Landscape Management;Climate Change and Environmental Risks;Built Environment, Material Flow, and Urban Energy Concepts;Future Challenges of Planning and Development;urban geography and urbanism;climate change
Chapter 1. The Transition Towards Sustainable and Resilient Cities-Urban Challenges and Solutions in Germany and Japan.-
Part I: Landscape Change and Management.-
Chapter 2 Dialectic Developments of 'City' and 'Country' in Japan's Metropolitan Regions.-
Chapter 3. Urban Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity Offsets.-
Chapter 4. Sustainable Landscape Management and Landscape Management Labor Accounts.-
Part 2: Climate Change and Urban Green.-
Chapter 5. Modeling the Current and Future Urban Climate Using Downscaling Techniques.-
Chapter 6. Urban and Green Planning Based on an Evaluation of Urban Climate.-
Chapter 7. Demands, Opportunities and Constraints of Green Space Development for Future Urban Development under Demographic and Climate Change.-
Part 3: Environmental Risks in Urban Areas.-
Chapter 8. Environmental Risks in Urban and Regional Development -Assessing the Effects of Flood Resilience Technologies.-
Chapter 9. Flood Risks and Their Management in Urban Japan-Modeling Inner Flooding in Tsushima City, Tokai Region.-
Chapter 10. Pre-reconstruction Plans for Urban Areas in Japan.-
Part 4: Built Environment and Material Flow.-
Chapter 11. The Ef?ciency of Settlement Structures.-
Chapter 12. Weight of Cities-Material Stock and Flow Analysis Based on Spatial Database over Time.-
Chapter 13. Preservation and Utilization of the Urban Heritage of East Asia and Japan.-
Part 5: Urban Energy Concepts.-
Chapter 14. Revolution of Urban Energy System.-
Chapter 15. Building Energy Management: Performance Veri?cation and System Simulation.-
Chapter 16. A New Concept for Air-Conditioning in Japan: An All-Air Supplied Induction Radiant Air-Conditioning System and Cool Room.-
Part 6: Future Challenges of Planning.-
Chapter 17. Operationalizing Urban Resilience-Learning from the Past while Preparing for the Future. The Case of Dresden, Germany.-
Chapter 18. Reconsidering Urban Planning through Community-based Initiatives.
Chapter 19. Planning of Public Facilities in Japanese Communities Facing Demographic Decline and Super-Aging.-
Chapter 20. Developments in Urban Planning by Public Facilities Management Based on Regional Characteristics.-
Chapter 21. Identifying Gaps and Opportunities for Research on Urban and Regional Resilience-Highlighting the Advantages of Research Cooperation.
Part I: Landscape Change and Management.-
Chapter 2 Dialectic Developments of 'City' and 'Country' in Japan's Metropolitan Regions.-
Chapter 3. Urban Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity Offsets.-
Chapter 4. Sustainable Landscape Management and Landscape Management Labor Accounts.-
Part 2: Climate Change and Urban Green.-
Chapter 5. Modeling the Current and Future Urban Climate Using Downscaling Techniques.-
Chapter 6. Urban and Green Planning Based on an Evaluation of Urban Climate.-
Chapter 7. Demands, Opportunities and Constraints of Green Space Development for Future Urban Development under Demographic and Climate Change.-
Part 3: Environmental Risks in Urban Areas.-
Chapter 8. Environmental Risks in Urban and Regional Development -Assessing the Effects of Flood Resilience Technologies.-
Chapter 9. Flood Risks and Their Management in Urban Japan-Modeling Inner Flooding in Tsushima City, Tokai Region.-
Chapter 10. Pre-reconstruction Plans for Urban Areas in Japan.-
Part 4: Built Environment and Material Flow.-
Chapter 11. The Ef?ciency of Settlement Structures.-
Chapter 12. Weight of Cities-Material Stock and Flow Analysis Based on Spatial Database over Time.-
Chapter 13. Preservation and Utilization of the Urban Heritage of East Asia and Japan.-
Part 5: Urban Energy Concepts.-
Chapter 14. Revolution of Urban Energy System.-
Chapter 15. Building Energy Management: Performance Veri?cation and System Simulation.-
Chapter 16. A New Concept for Air-Conditioning in Japan: An All-Air Supplied Induction Radiant Air-Conditioning System and Cool Room.-
Part 6: Future Challenges of Planning.-
Chapter 17. Operationalizing Urban Resilience-Learning from the Past while Preparing for the Future. The Case of Dresden, Germany.-
Chapter 18. Reconsidering Urban Planning through Community-based Initiatives.
Chapter 19. Planning of Public Facilities in Japanese Communities Facing Demographic Decline and Super-Aging.-
Chapter 20. Developments in Urban Planning by Public Facilities Management Based on Regional Characteristics.-
Chapter 21. Identifying Gaps and Opportunities for Research on Urban and Regional Resilience-Highlighting the Advantages of Research Cooperation.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
