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Add to Calendar 01/31/2021 08:00 Europe/Rome Facing Urban Anthropocene Crisis Thanks to Geospatial Science

The year 2020 is marked by the Sars-CoV-2 coronavirus pandemic and the resulting global emergency. This crisis is typical of the Anthropocene era. It has specifically affected densely populated urban areas and cities characterized by high level of otherness in a more systematic and violent manner. This Special Issue is intended as a forum for advancing research and applying the most advanced geo-spatial concepts, applications, and technologies developed in order to assist and support governments and populations in their abilities to respond to Anthropocene crises (pandemics, climate change adaptation, food insecurity, population and refugee migrations, etc.), to move toward more inclusive and sustainable urban forms and models, and finally to improve urban resiliency. The expected outcomes will be a state-of-the-art of the most updated location-based urban developments and spatially enabled smart city initiatives.
Keywords: Anthropocene crisis; Climate change adaptation; Geospatial applications; Pandemics; Risk assessment and mitigation; Urban inclusion; Urban resiliency.

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Code: CFP-SC103-SI6_2021
Posting date: 06/11/2020

Facing Urban Anthropocene Crisis Thanks to Geospatial Science


Aims and Scope

The year 2020 is marked by the Sars-CoV-2 coronavirus pandemic and the resulting global emergency. This crisis is typical of the Anthropocene era. It has specifically affected densely populated urban areas and cities characterized by high level of otherness in a more systematic and violent manner. This Special Issue is intended as a forum for advancing research and applying the most advanced geo-spatial concepts, applications, and technologies developed in order to assist and support governments and populations in their abilities to respond to Anthropocene crises (pandemics, climate change adaptation, food insecurity, population and refugee migrations, etc.), to move toward more inclusive and sustainable urban forms and models, and finally to improve urban resiliency. The expected outcomes will be a state-of-the-art of the most updated location-based urban developments and spatially enabled smart city initiatives.
Keywords: Anthropocene crisis; Climate change adaptation; Geospatial applications; Pandemics; Risk assessment and mitigation; Urban inclusion; Urban resiliency.

Languages
English
Country
Switzerland
Topics
Adaptive Reuse, AEC Design Tools, Architectural Design, Architectural Typology, Architecture, Building Envelope, Clean Technologies, Climate Change, Digital Technologies, Enabling Technologies, Environmental Technologies, Green Policies, Health Emergency, Inclusive Design, Innovative Technologies, Mitigation Strategies, Project Tools, Public Spaces, Resilience, Risk Management, Simulation Tools, Smart Cities, Smart Tools, Sustainable Cities, Sustainable Construction, Sustainable Design, Sustainable Development, Sustainable Energy, Tools, Urban Development
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The Journal adopts double-blind peer review process
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Inspec (IET), CLOCKSS (Digital Archive), e-Helvetica (Swiss National Library Digital Archive), Academic OneFile (Gale/Cengage Learning), Google Scholar, J-Gate (Informatics India), Science In Context (Gale/Cengage Learning).

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Guest Editors
Prof. Stéphane Roche
Prof. Michel Lussault