Sustainable development and planning VII
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Sustainable development and planning VII
（WIT transactions on ecology and the environment, v. 193）
WIT Press, c2015
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Includes bibliographical references and author index
"... the 7th International Conference on Sustainable Development and Planning held at the Faculty of Architecture, Istanbul Technical University (ITU) in 2015"--Pref.
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内容説明
This book contains the proceedings of the seventh in a series of biennial conferences on the topic of sustainable regional development that began in 2003. Organised by the Wessex Institute, the conference series provides a common forum for all scientists specialising in the range of subjects included within sustainable development and planning.In order to ensure that planning and development can meet our present needs without compromising future generations, planners, environmentalists, architects, engineers, policy makers, and economists must work together The use of modern technologies in planning gives us new potential to monitor and prevent environmental degradation. In recent years, in many countries an increase in spatial problems has led to planning crises. Planning problems are often associated with uneven development, deterioration of the quality of urban life, and destruction of the environment. The increasing urbanisation of the world, coupled with the global issues of environmental pollution, resource shortage, and economic restructuring, demand that we ensure a decent quality of life for our cities.Other environments, such as rural areas, forests, coastal regions, and mountains, face their own problems that urgently require solutions in order to avoid irreversible damage.
Effective strategies for management should consider planning and regional development, two closely related disciplines, and emphasise the demand to handle these matters in an integrated way. The papers in the book cover such topics as: City Planning; Regional Planning; Rural Developments; Sustainability and the Built Environment; Sustainability Indicators; Policies and Planning; Environmental Planning and Management; Energy Resources; Cultural Heritage; Quality of Life; Community Planning and Resilience; Sustainable Solutions in Emerging Countries; Sustainable Tourism; Learning from Nature.
目次
- ContentsSection 1: City planningUrban planning from a top-down to a bottom-up model: the case of Mexicali, Mexico
- Sustainable urban requalification in Algiers as a way to recover deteriorated areas
- The relationship between rivers and cities: influences of urbanization on the riverine zones - a case study of Red River zones in Hanoi, Vietnam
- Impacts of the Tarlabasi urban renewal project: (forced) eviction, dispossession and deepening poverty
- Langkawi on 'Copenhagen Wheels': exploring eco-conscious urban strategies for island development via cycling technology
- Sustainable urban architecture: challenges to the development of valleys of big plain rivers - Salado River coastal area, Santa Fe, Argentina
- Planning for sustainable livelihoods in urban transitional zones by incorporating traditional community conceptsSection 2: Regional planningFrom urban to regional transformation: rethinking Marmaray
- A regional model for urban sustainability: emerging innovation clusters within knowledge societies - MENA region case
- A framework for assessing the procedural justice in integrated resource planning processes
- Analysis of the development in the Russian Arctic zone
- Strategic territorial plan for the Calderona Mountain Range
- Planning of rural areas in the vicinity of the metropolitan areas after the new jurisdiction, 'complete city law': a case from IzmirSection 3: Rural developmentsAgrarian land property
- Serving the underserved: the water-energy-food nexus in socio-ecological production landscapes
- The role of small towns in sustainable rural development
- From mystification to 'cultural openness': gearing local communities for 'tangible and intangible' rural tourism development among the Bwatiye, North-eastern NigeriaSection 4: Sustainability and the built environmentUrban re-densification and regeneration: 21st century city strategies
- Accessibility patterns of Istanbul's Hans region as a traditional urban trade district
- The impact of information technology on open urban space: the case study of Taksim square
- Space as a resource: West Berlin's impossible sites
- Environmental analysis and evaluation of the YongDingMen area of Beijing
- Communicating threats of future climate change to building design practitioners
- The lessons learned from conducting a condition survey on unsealed roads surfaced with marginal materials in the Iringa region, Tanzania
- Voluntary Mexican standard for sustainable building: environmental criteria and minimum requirements
- Comparative Life Cycle Assessment of earth-block and conventional concrete-based houses
- Urban densification in Finland: infill development and building extensions with timber based solutions Section 5: Sustainable indicatorsThe potentiality of Green IT for sustainability and corporate responsibility
- A methodology approach for analysis of sustainability indicators as a tool for decision making using fuzzy logic
- Tourism and sustainability indicators as planning tools for a coastal NPA in Mexico
- Spatial urban health equity indicators - a framework-based approach supporting spatial decision making
- Sustainable development indicators: CompiteMAS, a new platform for small and medium enterprises
- Sustainability indicators of land-use planning for medium-sized cities: a case study of Nigde, TurkeySection 6: Policies and planningA holistic approach for analysing the interoperability of a railway system
- Assessing the effectiveness of global air-pollution treaties on CO2 emissions
- Studies on the enforcement of the Low Carbon City Promotion Act and a case example of Low Carbon City Development Plan in Omihachiman CitySection 7: Environmental planning and managementEvolution of particulate matter burden in built-up areas of the Marche Region: a case study
- Hydrogen permeation using nanostructured silica membranes
- Climate change: the challenges for public health and environmental effects in UAE
- Design of experiments for determining the parameters affecting the behavior of the wheat straw adsorbent of hydrocarbons dispensed in water
- An analysis of the Greek Special Program for roof-mounted photovoltaic systems
- Green structure in Romania: the true story
- Environmental impact assessment of the surrounding areas of urban forests
- Environmental and community impacts of waste disposal in OR Tambo District Municipality (South Africa)Section 8: Energy resourcesIs there an engineering approach for the transition to a sustainable hydrogen economy?
- Production and purification of hydrogen-methane mixtures utilized in internal combustion engines
- Optimal energy systems design applied to an innovative ocean-wind energy converter
- Public perception of an approach to achieve the goals of climate change policiesSection 9: Cultural heritageSustaining cultural industries: Menemen pottery as a cultural heritage
- Spanish Mediterranean Huertas: theory and reality in the planning and management of peri-urban agriculture and cultural landscapes
- Revealing strategies for the green heritage of Istanbul - the case of historical groves
- The relationship between identity and vulnerability values in carrying out interventions in protected urban areas
- Mexican fortresses built in the 16th century. Morphology of maritime heritage and historic arsenals preserved
- Transformation of the street network of Diocletian's PalaceSection 10: Quality of lifeQuality loss of surroundings in urban places
- Quality of life: case study of Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Urban quality and the sustainable city in Norway: the challenge of densitySection 11: Community planning and resilienceThe influences of Syrian refugees on the cities of Turkey: Gaziantep case
- Social impacts and public participation in transportation projects: a review of the Third Bridge Project in Istanbul
- Resiliency and resource-based communities: a Canadian case study
- Sustainable community initiatives: a unique partnership and participatory approach
- Generating a new typology of an urban village
- Understanding cities through the process of urbanization
- Locally led change and sustainability in Aotearoa, New Zealand
- The creative suburb: building and urban designs for suburban innovators
- Decreasing the residential energy consumption in the Portuguese residential sector: potential of energy saving behaviours
- Urban adaptation post-earthquakeSection 12: Sustainable solutions in emerging countriesIn-between forgotten spaces in Palestinian cities: the twin cities of Ramallah and Al-Bireh as a case study
- Sustainable technology transfer for poverty alleviation: a unified framework for challenges and transdisciplinary solution approaches
- Sustainable development of water resources in the Brahmaputra and Barak River system of northeast India
- South Africa's informal backyard rental sector through the lens of urban resilience and sustainability
- Development of risk management for power generating companies in developing countriesSection 13: Sustainable tourismTrend analysis of the international tourist services market
- Community involvement and sustainability of tourism: a discussion through local community understanding in the Eastern Black Sea Region
- Motivations for sustainability engagement among small tourism enterprises
- Carrying capacity as a tool to design tourism policy: case study for the island of Rhodes
- A multi-stakeholder participatory approach in community-based tourism development: a case study from Thailand
- Influence of park governance on tourism development in Kinabalu Park, Malaysia Borneo
- The regulation of tourism settlements in the Portuguese territory: trade-offs and inefficiencies
- Combined management strategies for the valorisation and reuse of defence cultural heritage and the promotion of sustainable cultural tourism
- Api-tourism: transforming Slovenia's apicultural traditions into a unique travel experienceSection 14: Learning from nature (Special session organised by H. Taleb)Achieving bankable green deals in the commercial sectors of emerging economies: the case of shopping malls in the United Arab Emirates
- Optimising sustainability at an urban level: a case study of Dubai Sustainable City
- Rethinking and redesigning sustainability in Dubai's Sustainable City
- From natural concepts to sustainable solutions in the built environment
- Redesigning of building envelope: tree bark as a biomimicry concept
- Built environment inspired by nature: a case study of human skin
- Nature-inspired solution for improving buildings environmental performance
- Applying passive design strategies: case study of an art gallery
- The grape viticulture production cycle as a biomimicry concept: finding solutions in the built environment
- A study mimicking fungus and lichen mechanisms to achieve thermal comfort in buildings
- The lotus flower: biomimicry solutions in the built environment
- Onion layers as a natural concept and inspiration to improve building performance
- Achieving energy reduction by applying passive cooling strategies in a hot arid region: a case study of the UAE
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