Managing and adapting to climate change in urban areas will become increasingly
important as urban populations grow, especially because unique features of cities amplify …

As demand for electricity increases on an already strained electrical supply due to
urbanization, population growth, and climate change, the likelihood of power outages will …

Infrastructure systems form the backbone of every society, providing essential services that
include energy, water, waste management, transport and telecommunications. Infrastructure …

Climate change literacy encompasses being aware of both climate change and its
anthropogenic cause, and thus underpins informed mitigation and adaptation responses …

Traditional infrastructure adaptation to extreme weather events (and now climate change)
has typically been techno‐centric and heavily grounded in robustness—the capacity to …

The long-term reliability and functioning of transportation systems will increasingly need to
consider and plan for climate change and extreme weather events. Transportation systems …

A circular approach to the way in which we manage the resources consumed and produced
in cities–materials, energy, water and land–will significantly reduce the consumption of finite …

The technological revolution, particularly the availability of more data and more powerful
computational tools, has led to the emergence of a new scientific field called “Computational …

In the last decade, our built environment has been exposed to a significant and wide range
of crises, from primary (eg, pandemic, climate change-induced hazards) to secondary crises …

Flexibility and agility, which are closely interrelated concepts with organizations'
performance, have effects on managers' decisions. In this context, this study aims to …