Sentence examples for territorial vulnerability from inspiring English sources

The accessibility of the road network was analyzed and allowed us to evaluate territorial vulnerability.

In the first step, we evaluated network disruption, and in the second step, we used a model to quantify territorial vulnerability.

In the French Alps, Léone et al. (2011) combined assessing the physical vulnerability of the road network with modeling of both functional and territorial vulnerability to debris flows in terms of loss of accessibility in order to identify potentially vulnerable sections of the road.

The use of resilience thinking in spatial and urban planning is rather recent and uncommon, although there are numerous approaches, aimed at capacity building, enhancing participatory processes, reducing territorial and social vulnerability, and increasing capacity for adaptation which can be also considered to belong to that way of thinking.

Functional vulnerability and territorial consequences were analyzed using a best travel time model of accessibility.

For this purpose, in the present work a model for the seismic vulnerability evaluation at territorial scale was developed in order to analyze the buildings built in Italy between 1930 and 1940, belonging to the architectural movement of Italian Rationalism.

With global interdependence comes a certain lack of control, a vulnerability to disparate influences beyond our territorial borders that are less obvious and less easily answered than the launch of a Soviet satellite.

The aim is to ascertain if local municipalities classified at high soil vulnerability are also characterized by a specific territorial profile.

In this case study set in J&K's Leh District, I argue that border life and attendant vulnerability have charged both bodies and buildings with territorial potential.

The seismic vulnerability that characterizes the architectural heritage requires methods applicable at territorial scale, simplified but reliable for a proper risk assessment and subsequent planning of intervention strategies.

Territorial data layers, combined with analysis of the statistical database and wildfire simulation have enabled areas of highest vulnerability to be defined with greater precision, especially in sectors associated with the urban wildland interface (defined as the zone where man-made structures meet wildland).