Low-Carbon Smart Cities: Tools for Climate Resilience Planning

ISBN-13: 9783319596167 / Angielski / Twarda / 2017 / 342 str.

Kwi-Gon Kim

Spis treści

Evolution of Climate Resilient and Low-Carbon Smart Cities : An Evolutionary Process.- Planning Models For Climate Resilient and Low-Carbon Smart Cities : An Urban Innovation.- Integrated Planning Approach to Climate Resilient and Low-Carbon Smart Cities : Process and Methods.- Urban CDM-based Approach : Urban Carbon Financing.- Technologies and connected Tech for climate Resilient and Low-Carbon Smart cities.- Case Studies for Climate Resilient and Low-Carbon Smart Cities & Towns.- Capacity Building for Climate Resilient and Low-Carbon Smart Cities.

O autorze

Dr. Kim Kwi-Gon is Professor Emeritus, Seoul National University and President of the International Urban Training Center in Partnership with UN-HAB ITAT. He is the author of "The Demilitarized Zone(DMZ) of Korea" published in 2013.

Blurb

This book aims to integrate climate mitigation and adaptation tools into conventional urban planning. It emphasizes the value and importance of ICT as connected technology. The author believes  that ICT and IOT can facilitate controlling climate change attributes when deployed with appropriate ingredients and composition in cities in an integrated comprehensive manner. It was written with  the author's firm belief that cities play an important role in mitigating climate change by reducing energy consumption, promoting the use of renewable energy sources, or by trading emission permits and selling Certified Emission Rights (CERs). This book looks at green growth based on the circular economy using green smart technology as a sustainable tool for green economic development. Also for climate change  adaptation, cities have to take actions to reduce the adverse impacts of climate change on people, property and ecosystems in the urban planning process.
It has been written with the author's works for Urban Environment  Accords (UEA) and International Urban Training Center (IUTC) in collaboration with UNEP, World Bank, UNFCCC and UN-HABITAT. It can be used as a training source book for city climate planners and  urban practitioners of local governments. It will be utilized as a more practical guidebook for climate change policy makers as well as a futuristic research agenda for next generations.