Within the context of enhancing sustainable and livable urban environments, one aim is to establish multifunctional green infrastructure (GI).
Urban planners and other practitioners need evidence to carefully prioritise where they focus their resources to provide and maintain a high quality, multifunctional green infrastructure network that supports pollinators and people.
Quality of life in cities depends, among other things, on ecosystem services (ES) generated locally within the cities by multifunctional blue and green infrastructure.
The protection and health monitoring of degraded concrete infrastructure required a multifunctional material which possessing good damage tolerance, whilst providing a self-sensing capacity that designed to specifically diagnose cracking.
On one hand, regional economical development focuses on spatial planning, characterized by concepts such as compact cities, transportation corridors and multifunctional use of limited space, including underground infrastructure.
Regional Green Infrastructures is designed to incorporate the multifunctional use of natural capital, especially its naturalistic, recreational and landscape vocation.
The need for viable materials in sustainable infrastructures is driving the creation of multifunctional strain-hardening cementitious composites that combine brittle cementitious matrices with fibers.
By rethinking the street as a green infrastructure, it evolved to a truly innovative concept of multifunctional lane.
The concept of green infrastructure stresses the need for well-connected, easy-accessible, multifunctional green networks.
The new era, he said, features continued growth of mobile computing devices like multifunctional cell phones and laptops, supported by an increasingly ubiquitous and reliable wireless infrastructure.
