Overview
The geography of technological resilience in cities is a critical area of study that examines how urban areas can withstand and recover from technological disruptions. This involves understanding the infrastructure that supports city functions, the types of disruptions that can occur, and the strate...
Key Terms
Example: Roads, bridges, and public transport systems.
Example: A cyber-attack that shuts down city services.
Example: Restoring power and water supply after a blackout.
Example: Solar panels that provide renewable energy.
Example: Cities using sensors to manage traffic flow.
Example: Public forums to discuss urban planning.
Related Topics
Urban Sustainability
Focuses on sustainable practices in urban development to enhance livability.
intermediateDisaster Management
Strategies and practices for preparing for and responding to disasters.
advancedSmart Technologies in Cities
Explores the use of smart technologies to improve urban living.
intermediateKey Concepts
urban infrastructuredisaster recoverysustainable technologycommunity engagement