Promoting climate-resilient cities: Developing an attitudinal analytical framework for understanding the relationship between humans and blue-green infrastructure

Wang, Jinxuan; Foley, Karen

doi:10.1016/j.envsci.2023.05.010

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“…According to Scopus analytics, 62 papers have already been published in 2023, and 131 were published in 2022. While each work addresses a specific aspect (e.g., local based planning approaches [119], tools integration [120,121], prioritization and planning aspects [122], analytical frameworks [123], equity and justice aspects [124][125][126][127], nature-based solutions [125][126][127]) they collectively underscore the importance of adopting comprehensive and long-term based approaches as well as making informed decisions grounded in evidence.…”

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“…Wang and Foley [123] focus on the promotion of climate-resilient cities by developing an attitudinal analytical framework that explores the relationship between humans and blue-green infrastructure. The publication emphasizes the importance of understanding public attitudes and perceptions towards nature-based solutions to climate change, such as green spaces, urban forests, and water bodies.…”

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Urban Adaptation to Climate Change State of the Art: Evaluating the Role of Adaptation Assessment Frameworks through a Systematic and Bibliometric Analysis

Boulanger

2023

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Urban adaptation and resilience are essential aspects of climate change. The latest IPCC reports of 2022 recall the importance of taking concrete actions, especially through the implementation of actions able to make cities more resilient. However, the current scientific discourse predominantly revolves around policies, theoretical aspects and specific case studies. This study aims to provide an updated analysis of the existing scientific literature, with an additional focus on the role of assessment and monitoring frameworks in urban adaptation. By employing qualitative and quantitative methodologies, supported by VOSviewer for co-occurrence network analysis, this paper reveals novel clusters and thematic groupings within the ongoing debate. Results include the identification of new clusters and thematic grouping and the identification of potential future trends.

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Section: Analysis Of the Most Cited Papers And The Most Recent Onesmentioning

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Urban Adaptation to Climate Change State of the Art: Evaluating the Role of Adaptation Assessment Frameworks through a Systematic and Bibliometric Analysis

Boulanger

2023

Sustainability

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“…The impact of climate change has been very obvious, and a growing number of scientists are forecasting more frequent and intense extreme weather events in the future [5][6][7]. Bluegreen space is a term in urban planning that emphasizes the importance of green spaces and natural water flows in cities and belongs to a category of "nature-based solutions (NBSs)" addressing climate change [8]. Green spaces refer to all vegetated areas, such as forests, grasslands, croplands, and other areas dominated by vegetation cover, while blue spaces refer to all natural and artificial water bodies, such as lakes, reservoirs, rivers, and other areas dominated by waterbodies or watercourses [9][10][11][12].…”

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The Spatial and Temporal Variability of the Blue–Green Spatial Structures of the South Dongting Lake Wetland Areas Amidst Climate Change, including Its Relationship with Meteorological Factors

Luo,

Li,

Cao

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In recent years, the water level of the Dongting Lake (DTL) has been continuously low, and the wetland area and landscape pattern have changed significantly. Considering the obvious spatial heterogeneity of water regime changes in different waters of the DTL, this paper takes two core areas of the South Dongting Lake Nature Reserve (SDLNR) as study areas and analyzes the spatial distribution characteristics of the wetland blue–green landscape patterns by using remote sensing image data and hydrological and meteorological data. The multi-scale correlation between runoff, precipitation, temperature, and evapotranspiration in the SDLNR was studied via cross-wavelet transform analysis. The results show the following: (1) The change in the blue–green spatial patterns in different regions in different periods is inconsistent, and this inconsistency is related to the topography, climate, and human activities in each region; (2) there are seasonal fluctuations in precipitation, air temperature, and evapotranspiration in the SDLNR. Among them, the annual mean temperature shows a rising trend and passes the significance test with 95% confidence, while the annual mean precipitation and annual mean evapotranspiration show no significant change trend; and (3) our Pearson correlation analysis and cross-wavelet change results show that precipitation and temperature are strongly correlated with runoff, with a resonance period of 8–16 months, while the correlation between evapotranspiration and runoff is not significant. We recommend that policymakers establish an effective early warning system and make plans to store water through micro-terrain transformation in possible climate change treatments and strategies.

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“…UGBS's functions include helping cities cope with climate change, protecting biodiversity, assisting in effective stormwater management, and protecting and restoring urban Land 2023, 12, 1360 2 of 29 ecology [13][14][15][16][17][18][19]. At the same time, it coordinates social and cultural benefits, including education, social relations, cultural heritage, and entertainment, enhances landscape aesthetics, promotes social equity, and improves social well-being and human health [4,6,20].…”

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Sustainable Urban Green Blue Space (UGBS) and Public Participation: Integrating Multisensory Landscape Perception from Online Reviews

Zhang

Ning³

et al. 2023

Land

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The integration of multisensory-based public subjective perception into planning, management, and policymaking is of great significance for the sustainable development and protection of UGBS. Online reviews are a suitable data source for this issue, which includes information about public sentiment, perception of the physical environment, and sensory description. This study adopts the deep learning method to obtain effective information from online reviews and found that in 105 major sites of Tokyo (23 districts), the public overall perception level is not balanced. Rich multi-sense will promote the perception level, especially hearing and somatosensory senses that have a higher positive prediction effect than vision, and overall perception can start improving by optimizing these two senses. Even if only one adverse sense exists, it will seriously affect the perception level, such as bad smell and noise. Optimizing the physical environment by adding natural elements for different senses is conducive to overall perception. Sensory maps can help to quickly find areas that require improvement. This study provides a new method for rapid multisensory analysis and complementary public participation for specific situations, which helps to increase the well-being of UGBS and give play to its multi-functionality.

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Promoting climate-resilient cities: Developing an attitudinal analytical framework for understanding the relationship between humans and blue-green infrastructure

Cited by 10 publications

References 57 publications

Urban Adaptation to Climate Change State of the Art: Evaluating the Role of Adaptation Assessment Frameworks through a Systematic and Bibliometric Analysis

Urban Adaptation to Climate Change State of the Art: Evaluating the Role of Adaptation Assessment Frameworks through a Systematic and Bibliometric Analysis

The Spatial and Temporal Variability of the Blue–Green Spatial Structures of the South Dongting Lake Wetland Areas Amidst Climate Change, including Its Relationship with Meteorological Factors

Sustainable Urban Green Blue Space (UGBS) and Public Participation: Integrating Multisensory Landscape Perception from Online Reviews

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