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'Artificial' Land and 'Natural' Disaster: Hazard and Vulnerability on Created Urban Land
Blundell;Caitlin
出版年2011
英文摘要During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, waterfront cities expanded over wetlands and shallow water by building land on which to build the city. Today, this artificial land is threatened by a range of environmental hazards. This increases the risk of natural disaster for people occupying the area. A framework for risk analysis using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to create maps based on the formula: ‘Risk = Hazard + Vulnerability’ is proposed. This methodology is demonstrated in four case study cities - Toronto’s Ashbridges Bay (Port Lands), Boston’s Back Bay, New Orleans’ Lakefront and Montreal’s Point St. Charles (Technoparc) – to show that census tracts that are both socially and environmentally vulnerable ought to take precedence in disaster prevention and relief efforts. Created land is inherently more hazardous than the adjacent natural land and requires planning focused on targeting and responding to the documented hazards.
英文关键词Artificial land Disaster Waterfront GIS Urban Toronto New Orleans Boston Montreal 0366
语种英语
URLhttp://hdl.handle.net/1807/30183
资源类型学位论文
条目标识符http://119.78.100.177/qdio/handle/2XILL650/246118
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Blundell;Caitlin. 'Artificial' Land and 'Natural' Disaster: Hazard and Vulnerability on Created Urban Land[D],2011.
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