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Full Description
Climate change challenges are unlike any hazard that infrastructure and related shareholders have faced for millennia. These challenges, and the systems that are vulnerable to them, as well as the resulting consequences (social, economic, physical, natural, health, costs, etc.), are interrelated in countless ways and span regions, countries, oceans, and continents. The design, analysis, maintenance, operations, economics, and life cycle of civil infrastructure are dependent upon climatic effects, and this book addresses the intersections between climate change, infrastructures, and related decision paradigms, such as risk, resilience, preparedness, adaptation, or mitigation, from the viewpoint of climate change demands.
Presents an objective categorization of climate change demands as related to civil infrastructure and society.
Offers a comprehensive roadmap on how to plan for and address climate change effects on civil infrastructure.
Includes numerous objective and practical case studies throughout to highlight important subjects.
Contents
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Objective Processes
Chapter 3 - Attribution
Chapter 4 - CC Landscape: Groups, Classes, and Types
Chapter 5 - Direct CC Type I Demands
Chapter 6 - Civil Infrastructures and CC Type I Demands
Chapter 7 - Direct CC Type II Demands
Chapter 8 - Civil Infrastructures and CC Type 2 Demands
Chapter 9 - Composite CC Type I & Type II Demands
Chapter 10 - Health and Environmental CC Landscapes (Groups 2-3)
Chapter 11 - Monetary, Social, and Political CC Landscapes (Groups 4-6)
Chapter 12 - Civil Infrastructures and CC Landscapes (Groups 2-6)
Chapter 13 - CC Axioms and CC Demands
