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Financial resilience describes the ability of local governments to anticipate, absorb and react to shocks affecting their finances and service delivery. Resilience is the result of interactions in-between environmental conditions (institutional, economic and social context) local governments...
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discuss issues that are related to road network robustness and vulnerability which goes beyond the disconnected definitions … questions need to be addressed: How is robustness defined? Against which disturbances should the network be made robust? Which … factors determine the robustness of a road network? What is the relationship between robustness, travel times and travel time …
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We present an approach to systematically analysing the vulnerability of road networks under disruptions covering …. As a result, the vulnerability to spatially spread events shows a markedly different geographical distribution. These …
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Runoff disregards territorial boundaries, affects farmers as well as other users of space, and necessitates collective action if it is to be combatted. In this article, based on the case of Upper-Normandy, we show that geographical proximity can play a determining role in the struggle against...
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Coastal flooding has caused significant damage to a number of communities around the Firth of Clyde in south-west Scotland, UK. The Firth of Clyde is an enclosed embayment affected by storm surge generated in the Northern Atlantic and propagated through the Irish Channel. In recent years, the...
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IFKIS-Hydro is an information and warning system for hydrological hazards in small- and medium-scale catchments. The system collects data such as weather forecasts, precipitation measurements, water level gauges, discharge simulations and local observations of event-specific phenomena. In...
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