Including 5 closely related terms such as transport routes, transport infrastructure, and transport infrastructure.
…. Increased incidences of flooding, landslides, drought and heatwaves have the potential to cause major disruptions to the city. With infrastructure networks becoming increasingly interdependent, emergencies in one area can quickly spread. Adapting one element of infrastructure and leaving others unchanged will not be enough. Disruption to transport routes Aberdeen’s northerly location means…
…, to reduce damage to buildings from water penetration, flooding and storms. Aberdeen Adapts Climate Adaptation Framework Goal 2 - Responsive transport and infrastructure Close collaboration between agencies, long-term planning and regular assessment will keep local transport infrastructure resilient to shocks from severe weather, protecting people and helping businesses stay…
… in maintenance demands and costs. ► As part of wider travel planning, increase travel options and links to different modes of transport to assist travel during and following severe weather. ► Ensure design and specifications for transport infrastructure are robust to future rain and heat levels. ► Where practical, improve drainage and reduce flood risk through the use of permeable…
… About Aberdeen Adapts o Support from Adaptation Scotland o Acknowledgements o Aligning with Powering Aberdeen o Strategic Environmental Assessment Why do we need Aberdeen Adapts? Climate challenges for Aberdeen Aberdeen Adapts approach Protecting buildings and infrastructure 1. Protected buildings and historic assets 2. Responsive transport 3. Managing…
… Executive summary Aberdeen Adapts is a framework for city-wide working on adaptation. Incorporating the views of local organisations and communities, it sets the direction to build long term city resilience. Aberdeen is already home to a range of low carbon initiatives including; hydrogen transport and infrastructure; a passive house nursery; expanding heat network; and community hydro…