Planning urban energy systems adapting to extreme weather

Adapting to Extreme Events: Household Response to Floods in Urban Areas

Towards Adapting Scientific Workflow Systems to Healthcare Planning

Healthcare and research environments have common characteristics and needs, such as managing people and resources, planning and conducting distributed activities, event-sensitive and monitoring processes. There are several examples in which Workflow Management Systems can aid healthcare management, systematizing, logging and automating activities. In this work we propose a context-driven approa...

Urban Agriculture and a Planning Approach to Urban Food Systems

Weather in Extreme Environmental Conditions

Janne Hämäläinen, M.Sc. (Eng.) Product Manager Surface Weather Division Vaisala Helsinki Finland he MILOS 520 Data Collection and Processing System is designed to satisfy the current and future requirements for Automatic Weather Stations that are accurate, reliable and economical in terms of overall costs through the entire life cycle of a system. The MILOS 520 system’s flexible set-up in a Win...

Multi-Agent Systems for Urban Planning

Cities provide homes for over half of the world’s population, and this proportion is expected to increase throughout the next century. The growth of cities raises many questions and challenges for urban planning including which cities and regions are most likely to grow, what the pattern of urban growth will be, and how the existing infrastructure will cope with such growth. One way to explore ...