But attempts to remodel Sibelius have not all been successful; some designs have created public spaces which are too large for the population – lending the feel of a suburb so deserted it feels like the aftermath of a nuclear attack.
Clearly visible is the traumatic effect that the earthquake and its aftermath are having on the population, especially children.
"I think that the first thing that stands out in the aftermath of 2008 is that the population for which we heard the most about being energized for the first time in large numbers, that came out for President Obama, are exactly the kind of voters to be most immobilized by the new voter ID requirements," Rogowski said.
He covered Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath for the Associated Press.
In the aftermath of the hurricane the population was estimated at 23 individuals.
In practice, there may be a sudden outburst in the population (for example, the mosquito population near the out spill of rivers and lakes) or a sudden decline in the population (for example, during the oil explosion in the gulf area or in the aftermath of natural disasters like hurricanes or tornados).
That raid — and its aftermath on the civilian population in the surrounding area — was detailed in a VICE News documentary.
In the immediate aftermath of the 2003 American invasion, Kurdistan's officials were so desperate for any kind of investment that they signed off on numerous projects with only limited concern for the essential needs of the population.
He has grants for the conflict resolution project Kettering has undertaken in Tajikistan, where civil war in the aftermath of the Soviet Union's collapse has left a seventh of the population as refugees.
It's hard to give a definitive explanation for this trend, but among the reasons are a decline in innovation in the aftermath of the tech boom, leading to fewer new businesses, and the aging of the population.
Eighty percent of the population was displaced from their homes in the immediate aftermath of the vote [ 21].
