
Adaptive planning for resilient coastal waterfronts linking flood risk reduction with urban development in Rotterdam and New York City
Paperback245 pagina’sEngels
Peter van Veelen applies a resilience based planning method (the Adaptive Pathways Method, or APM) to develop and assess adaptation pathways at the level of neighbourhood development in two flood prone waterfront cases in Rotterdam. APM is a structured, iterative approach based on defining the conditions under which policy objectives are no longer attainable and adaptation is required, and the assessment of sequences of adaptation actions. It enables policy makers to explore and develop adaptive strategies.
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9789492516213
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25 november 2016
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ISBN-139789492516213
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TaalEngels eng
Pagina’s245
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UitgeverTU Delft Open
ImprintTU Delft Open
CB-relatie-id6225289
Verschenen25 november 2016
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NUR (hoofd)Bouwkunde 955
NUR (alle)955 Bouwkunde
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Auteur A01Peter Christiaan van Veelen
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Werk-id (NSTC)500386945
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NSTC 500386945 · CB-relatie 6225289 · Bijgewerkt 6 augustus 2026