Network analysis is a useful tool to analyse the interactions and structure of graphs that
represent the relationships among entities, such as sectors within an urban system …

Flood hazards are increasing as a result of climate change and growing urbanization.
Research has shown that people who are socially vulnerable are more exposed to flood …

The paper discusses how the Urban System Abstraction Hierarchy (USAH) can be used as
an informative hazard-agnostic tool to understand interdependencies between shocks which …

Cultural heritage communication (CHCom) refers to the transfer of values that underlie
heritage attributes and settings to intended audiences. Emerging digital storytelling …

Climate change will mean cities are exposed to more frequent short‐term shocks such as
floods. City‐scale resilience is achieved by understanding how these shocks interact with …

Higher education institutions (HEI) have undergone fundamental changes driven by ICT
developments, globalisation, and the advent of socio-constructivist pedagogic approaches …

In this paper, we explore how we can use catchment resilience as a unifying concept to
manage and regulate catchments, using structured reviews to support our perspective …

Urban science questions are often difficult to answer due to the complexity of cities and the
processes that shape and sustain them. Past work responded to this by proposing the Urban …

This research aims to discuss the design of policies to strengthen disaster risk reduction
based on the Sendai Framework for Action. This research is a relatively new study because …

Data analytics describes the use, manipulation, cleaning, processing, and analysis of data to
reach conclusions. Taken at face value, there is nothing new about data analytics from a …