About this Research Topic
Urban resilience has become a critical area of research as cities face increasing threats from tropical storms due to climate change. These storms can cause significant damage to infrastructure, disrupt essential services, and affect the well-being of urban populations. The research in this area focuses on developing strategies to enhance a city's ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from such events. It involves interdisciplinary approaches, including urban planning, disaster risk management, and environmental science, to create sustainable and resilient urban environments. The goal is to ensure that cities can withstand and bounce back from the impacts of tropical storms while maintaining their core functions and quality of life for residents. This research is essential for the future of urban development, as it aims to protect cities from the worst effects of climate change and ensure their long-term sustainability.
Urban resilience under tropical storm impact is a pressing issue as cities face increasing risks from extreme weather events due to climate change. Recent advances include the development of specialized resilience and preparedness plans, services, and toolkits, as well as the integration of science with action for extreme rainfall events.
There is a focus on smarter and more sustainable urban planning, often involving data analytics for improved operational efficiency and resource management. Key elements include preserving the environment, managing energy consumption, and promoting social cohesion. Innovations in risk management and resilience strategies, such as the 'Urban Risk Management and Resilience Strategy' report, provide an evidence-based approach to engage on urban resilience and risk management, contributing to sustainable development goals.
To achieve resilience, cities are adopting advanced methods for assessing urban resilience, developing early warning systems, and promoting inclusive urban development. The Research Topic aims to explore the complex dynamics of how cities can withstand and recover from the devastating effects of tropical storms. We are seeking contributions that delve into the heart of sustainable urban planning, focusing on the development of infrastructure that can withstand extreme weather conditions, the implementation of efficient disaster response mechanisms, and the establishment of comprehensive risk management strategies. We are particularly interested in research that bridges the gap between theory and practice, offering tangible solutions for urban environments to not only survive but thrive in the face of such natural disasters. The manuscripts we are interested in including Original Research, Reviews, and Opinion pieces that can contribute to the discourse on building resilient cities capable of withstanding the impacts of tropical storms.
Urban resilience under tropical storm impact is a pressing issue as cities face increasing risks from extreme weather events due to climate change. Recent advances include the development of specialized resilience and preparedness plans, services, and toolkits, as well as the integration of science with action for extreme rainfall events.
There is a focus on smarter and more sustainable urban planning, often involving data analytics for improved operational efficiency and resource management. Key elements include preserving the environment, managing energy consumption, and promoting social cohesion. Innovations in risk management and resilience strategies, such as the 'Urban Risk Management and Resilience Strategy' report, provide an evidence-based approach to engage on urban resilience and risk management, contributing to sustainable development goals.
To achieve resilience, cities are adopting advanced methods for assessing urban resilience, developing early warning systems, and promoting inclusive urban development. The Research Topic aims to explore the complex dynamics of how cities can withstand and recover from the devastating effects of tropical storms. We are seeking contributions that delve into the heart of sustainable urban planning, focusing on the development of infrastructure that can withstand extreme weather conditions, the implementation of efficient disaster response mechanisms, and the establishment of comprehensive risk management strategies. We are particularly interested in research that bridges the gap between theory and practice, offering tangible solutions for urban environments to not only survive but thrive in the face of such natural disasters. The manuscripts we are interested in including Original Research, Reviews, and Opinion pieces that can contribute to the discourse on building resilient cities capable of withstanding the impacts of tropical storms.
Keywords: Urban Resilience, Tropical Storm Response, Sustainable Urban Planning, Disaster Recovery, Risk Management
Important Note: All contributions to this Research Topic must be within the scope of the section and journal to which they are submitted, as defined in their mission statements. Frontiers reserves the right to guide an out-of-scope manuscript to a more suitable section or journal at any stage of peer review.
