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Description: Resilient Cities and Stormwater Utilities Are Shifting from Reactive Solutions to...
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Description: Resilient Cities and Stormwater Utilities Are Shifting from Reactive Solutions to...
Resilient Cities and Stormwater Utilities Are Shifting from Reactive Solutions to Cost Effective and Equitable Prevention via Future-Proofing: Thrive Indianapolis Case Study
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In embracing the spectrum of resilience, Cities and Stormwater Utilities are looking towards new technologies, partnerships, and approaches to continue to safely provide reliable and affordable services while maintaining regulatory compliance. Threats to stormwater management include shocks from extreme weather events and chronic stresses such as aging infrastructure. Future-proofing is a creative process of working now to find effective and efficient ways to minimize effects from future shocks and stresses. The intentional and proactive approach described in this paper highlights ways to shift from being solution-oriented (react after disaster occurs) to prevention-focused (some natural disasters cannot be prevented, but resilience can greatly reduce the severity their impacts).
In embracing the spectrum of resilience, Cities and Stormwater Utilities are looking towards new technologies, partnerships, and approaches to continue to safely provide reliable and affordable services while maintaining regulatory compliance. Threats to stormwater management include shocks from extreme weather events and chronic stresses such as aging infrastructure. Future-proofing is a creative process of working now to find effective and efficient ways to minimize effects from future shocks and stresses. The intentional and proactive approach described in this paper highlights ways to shift from being solution-oriented (react after disaster occurs) to prevention-focused (some natural disasters cannot be prevented, but resilience can greatly reduce the severity their impacts).
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Keren Bolter
SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation
SubjectSession 07: Sustainability, Regional Collaboration and Getting the Most Out of your System. All Roads Lead to Resiliency
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date May 2019
ISSN1938-6478
DOI10.2175/193864718825157474
Volume / Issue
Content sourceStormwater and Green Infrastructure Symposium
Copyright2019
Word count23
Subject keywordsAutomationClimate Change AdaptationCoastal SystemsFloodingGreen InfrastructureLow Impact DevelopmentResiliencyStormwater Case Study/ApplicationSustainability And Social ResponsibilityWatershed Management

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Resilient Cities and Stormwater Utilities Are Shifting from Reactive Solutions to Cost Effective and Equitable Prevention via Future-Proofing: Thrive Indianapolis Case Study
Abstract
In embracing the spectrum of resilience, Cities and Stormwater Utilities are looking towards new technologies, partnerships, and approaches to continue to safely provide reliable and affordable services while maintaining regulatory compliance. Threats to stormwater management include shocks from extreme weather events and chronic stresses such as aging infrastructure. Future-proofing is a creative process of working now to find effective and efficient ways to minimize effects from future shocks and stresses. The intentional and proactive approach described in this paper highlights ways to shift from being solution-oriented (react after disaster occurs) to prevention-focused (some natural disasters cannot be prevented, but resilience can greatly reduce the severity their impacts).
In embracing the spectrum of resilience, Cities and Stormwater Utilities are looking towards new technologies, partnerships, and approaches to continue to safely provide reliable and affordable services while maintaining regulatory compliance. Threats to stormwater management include shocks from extreme weather events and chronic stresses such as aging infrastructure. Future-proofing is a creative process of working now to find effective and efficient ways to minimize effects from future shocks and stresses. The intentional and proactive approach described in this paper highlights ways to shift from being solution-oriented (react after disaster occurs) to prevention-focused (some natural disasters cannot be prevented, but resilience can greatly reduce the severity their impacts).
Author(s)
Keren Bolter
SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation
SubjectSession 07: Sustainability, Regional Collaboration and Getting the Most Out of your System. All Roads Lead to Resiliency
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date May 2019
ISSN1938-6478
DOI10.2175/193864718825157474
Volume / Issue
Content sourceStormwater and Green Infrastructure Symposium
Copyright2019
Word count23
Subject keywordsAutomationClimate Change AdaptationCoastal SystemsFloodingGreen InfrastructureLow Impact DevelopmentResiliencyStormwater Case Study/ApplicationSustainability And Social ResponsibilityWatershed Management

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