Resilient Coasts at the University of British Columbia consists of two research projects that aim to improve communities' capacities to address risks related to the marine and coastal environment.
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The University of British Columbia. UBC - A Place of Mind. The University of British Columbia. Faculty of Applied Science. School of Community and Regional Planning. Events and Outreach Activities. Maritime Transport Disruption: An Integrated Assessment for Coastal Community Resilience. Aims to develop knowledge and tools to enhance the resilience of coastal communities to maritime transportation disruption. It is a 3-year project. Initiated in fall 2014. At the University of British Columbia.
Project Summary | Resilient Coasts
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The University of British Columbia. UBC - A Place of Mind. The University of British Columbia. Faculty of Applied Science. School of Community and Regional Planning. Events and Outreach Activities. This project will develop knowledge and tools to enhance the resilience of coastal communities to maritime transportation disruption. Modern coastal communities are highly dependent upon maritime transportation for the supply of goods. Just-in-time delivery systems, while improving economic efficiency,...
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The University of British Columbia. UBC - A Place of Mind. The University of British Columbia. Faculty of Applied Science. School of Community and Regional Planning. Events and Outreach Activities. Specifically, our research seeks to identify opportunities for communities that share hazard vulnerabilities to connect with each other and share knowledge, resources, and best practices. We have developed a Hazard Vulnerability Similarity Index (HVSI), a novel method that measures the. Tel 604 822 3276.
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The University of British Columbia. UBC - A Place of Mind. The University of British Columbia. Faculty of Applied Science. School of Community and Regional Planning. Events and Outreach Activities. Our interdisciplinary research team is comprised of research assistants and three faculty members:. Stephanie E. Chang. Modeling Spatial and Economic Impacts of Disasters. Papers in Regional Science. Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering. School of Community and Regional Planning. Tel 604 822 3276.
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The University of British Columbia. UBC - A Place of Mind. The University of British Columbia. Faculty of Applied Science. School of Community and Regional Planning. Events and Outreach Activities. Resilient Coasts Indicators Team: (Left to Right) Greg Oulahen, Michelle Marteleira, Jackie Yip, Stephanie Chang, Tugce Conger and Christopher Carter. Stephanie Chang Ph.D. School of Community and Regional Planning. Tel 604 822 3276. The University of British Columbia.
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The University of British Columbia. UBC - A Place of Mind. The University of British Columbia. Faculty of Applied Science. School of Community and Regional Planning. Events and Outreach Activities. Image courtesy of: Internet. 8220;Resilient Coasts” at the University of British Columbia consists of two research projects that aim to improve communities’ capacities to address risks related to the marine and coastal environment. One project, Coastal Hazard Vulnerability Indicators. Tel 604 822 3276.
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