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Sustain GEOBIM—a New Method to Simulate Sustainable Development Scenarios for Urban AreasNARA Subscribed
Circular Economy and Sustainability · 2021 · Vol. 1 · Issue 3 · Springer
Heinz J. Bernegger; Patrick Laube; Pascal Ochsner; Mihaela Meslec; Hanno Rahn; Johann Junghardt; Isabella Aurich; Simon Ashworth
In 2015, 193 member states of the United Nations (UN) signed the 2030 Agenda, entitled “Transforming Our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development,”. The planned implementation by 2030, leaves only a decade to realize the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). Municipalities and cities constitute important stakeholders, who are obliged under SDG 11, to find ways to develop realistic solutions. Implementation and stra...
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Smart Sustainable Cities of the New Millennium: Towards Design for NatureNARA Subscribed
Circular Economy and Sustainability · 2021 · Vol. 1 · Issue 3 · Springer
Chiara Catalano; Mihaela Meslec; Jules Boileau; Riccardo Guarino; Isabella Aurich; Nathalie Baumann; Frédéric Chartier; Pascale Dalix; Sophie Deramond; Patrick Laube; Angela Ka Ki Lee; Pascal Ochsner; Marine Pasturel; Marie Soret; Sylvain Moulherat
Urban environments consist of a mosaic of natural fragments, planned and unintentional habitats hosting both introduced and spontaneous species. The latter group exploits abandoned and degraded urban niches which, in the case of plants, form what is called the third landscape . In the Anthropocene, cities, open spaces and buildings must be planned and designed considering not only human needs but also those of other living org...
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