Reimagining post-pandemic roads, at least for any permanent change, requires a 3D perspective.

We don’t have the language or indicators to understand the disruption of aging infrastructure in a city.

Who better than urban planners to represent the “city-view” of infrastructure and develop the needed appropriate indicators?

Is urban agriculture considered to be “green infrastructure”? Are large commercial vertical farming ventures considered as urban agriculture

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Definitions, Frameworks, and Project vs System In order to provide more effective strategies for urban resilience, the terms ‘infrastructure’, ‘built environ...

While there are numerous frameworks assisting cities in establishing sustainability and resilience goals, I have yet to find one that adequately, or at all, ...

There are interwoven relationships between a city’s physical infrastructure and the dependence on its reliable functioning by societal systems. Physical fail...

WISRD contributed a chapter to a new book: Routledge Handbook of Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure The current paradigm used by municipal governments ...

The city is a complex interdependent system of natural, social, and structural systems – a ‘system of systems.’ Each system is important in its own right, bu...

Cities are setting both sustainability and resilience goals that recognize the significant pressures that cities will face over the coming decades due to inc...