Resilience is a widely debated concept that encompasses various interpretations. Recently,
in science and policy circles, there has been a growing interest in the concept of Social …

Highlights•A multidimensional approach is needed to evaluate resilience from green
infrastructure systems.•Assessment of urban resilience from green infrastructure requires …

This paper builds on the expansion of urban ecology from a biologically based discipline—
ecology in the city—to an increasingly interdisciplinary field—ecology of the city—to a …

This paper proposes an introductory review of the historical evolution of urban stormwater
management, as well as of current trends, challenges, and changes of paradigm. It reminds …

When encountering crisis events, systems, organizations, and people must react and handle
these unpredictable events. Under these circumstances, important social functions and …

Digital water transformation is often written about as though universally desirable and
inevitable, capable of addressing the multifaceted socioecological challenges that water …

Climate change and urbanisation have exacerbated social inequities. Increasing urban heat
has made high-density housing units a vulnerability hotspot. Alternatives to extended air …

A global existential and interlocking environmental, climate and cooperation/equity
polycrisis is being faced, which increasingly impacts and is impacted by water and land …

A range of modelling approaches has been developed to assess how green infrastructure
could mitigate the effects of extreme rainfall events. This paper seeks to develop this agenda …

Conventional methods of urbanization and risk management have exposed communities to
multiple climatic, ecological, and social vulnerabilities. Urban blue-green infrastructure (BGI) …