Multi-Level Climate Effect Modeling, best management practices From private property to national level

Floris Boogaard, Doutsen Krol, Jeroen Kluck, Michael Bosscher

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    The changing climate has an effect on the quality of life in our cities: heavier rainfall (resulting in
    floodings), longer periods of drought, reduced air and water quality and increasing temperatures in
    cities (heat stress). Awareness about these changes among various stakeholders is of great
    importance. Every Dutch region is required to perform a stresstest indicating the effects of climate
    change (o.a. flooding and heatstress) before 2020. The level of execution, area size and level of
    participation of stakeholders, has intentionally been made flexible.
    To provide more insight into the approaches and best management practices to climate resilience,
    this article provides 3 examples of stresstests performed on several levels: single object real estate
    level, city level and national district level. The method ‘stresstestíng’, involves flood and heatstress
    modeling, defines the current status of climate adaptation characteristics of an object, city or district.
    The stresstest form the base line and starting point for the national 3 step approach adaptation
    strategy ‘analyse, ambition and action’.
    The 3 pilots have been evaluated as ‘successful’ by stakeholders and yielded a significant amount of
    valuable information, further improvement is recommended as increasing the participation of the
    private sector, in a ‘quadruple helix approach’. The learning points from these 3 examples of
    stresstests will subsequently be implemented in the form of improved stresstesting in the near
    future in (inter)national cities around the world.
    Originele taal-2English
    StatusPublished - sep. 2018
    Evenement2018 CIRRE Conference: 3rd Conference of Interdisciplinary Research on Real Estate - Hanze UAS Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands
    Duur: 20 sep. 201821 sep. 2018
    http://www.cirre.eu/

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    Conference2018 CIRRE Conference
    Verkorte titelCIRRE
    Land/RegioNetherlands
    StadGroningen
    Periode20/09/1821/09/18
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    Keywords

    • watermanagement
    • klimaatverandering

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