Starting from the definitions of Urban Limit Conditions (ULC), the current research work (that is still at a preliminary stage) aims at answering the main research question: What are those elements and functions that allow an urban system, after a major disaster, to accelerate the recovery process to return at least to its pre-event state? To try to respond to this complex issue, the authors started the research activity from a literature review based on resilience theories and applications to urban systems. The purpose of this poster is to clarify the theoretical framework that put the basis for the further steps.
Framing Urban Limits Conditions through resilience dimensions
Cora Fontana;Eleonora Cianci
2019
Abstract
Starting from the definitions of Urban Limit Conditions (ULC), the current research work (that is still at a preliminary stage) aims at answering the main research question: What are those elements and functions that allow an urban system, after a major disaster, to accelerate the recovery process to return at least to its pre-event state? To try to respond to this complex issue, the authors started the research activity from a literature review based on resilience theories and applications to urban systems. The purpose of this poster is to clarify the theoretical framework that put the basis for the further steps.File in questo prodotto:
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