Climate Adaptation Engineering: Risks and Economics for Infrastructure Decision-Making

ISBN-13: 9780128167823 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 387 str.

Emilio Bastidas-Arteaga; Mark G. Stewart

Spis treści

Part I: Introduction1. Introduction to Climate Adaptation Engineering

Part II: Case Studies for Infrastructure2. Risk Analysis for Hurricanes Accounting for the Effects of Climate Change3. Climate Change Impact and Adaptation for Urban Drainage Systems4. Corrosion of Concrete and Steel Structures in a Changing Climate5. Timber Power Pole Network Management in a Changing Climate6. Climate Change Impact for Bridges Subjected to Scour and Corrosion7. Climate Change Related Risks and Adaptation of Interdependent Infrastructure Systems

Part III: Case Studies for Buildings8. Adaptation of Residential Buildings to Coastal Floods: Strategies, Costs and Efficiency9. Climate Adaptation for Housing in Hurricane Regions10. Housing Resilience to Wind-Induced Damage in Developing Countries11. Balancing Energy Efficiency and Heatwave Resilience in Building Design

Part IV: Conclusions and Recommendations12. Recommendations for Infrastructure Decision-Makers Under a Changing Climate

O autorze

Emilio Bastidas-Arteaga is Associate Professor of Civil and Mechanical Engineering at the University of Nantes in France. Since 2009, he has been working on the assessment of consequences and adaptation of infrastructure and buildings subjected to climate change within the framework of national and international collaborations and research projects. He has been and is also participating in several technical committees related to climate change and civil engineering: French Association for Normalisation (AFNOR, France), American Concrete Institute (ACI, USA), Joint Research Centre (JRC, Europe), and the International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE, International). Mark G. Stewart is Professor of Civil Engineering and Director of the Centre for Infrastructure Performance and Reliability at The University of Newcastle in Australia. He has 30 years of experience in probabilistic risk and vulnerability assessment of infrastructure and security systems that are subject to man-made and natural hazards.