Downscaling Urban Resilience Assessment: A Spatiotemporal Analysis of Urban Blocks using the Fuzzy Delphi Method and K-means Clustering

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Downscaling Urban Resilience Assessment: A Spatiotemporal Analysis of Urban Blocks using the Fuzzy Delphi Method and K-means Clustering
Creator
Moradpour Nabi
Pourahmad Ahmad
Ziari Keramatollah
Hataminejad Hossein
Source Title
Building and Environment
Volume 263
Start Page 111898
Abstract
The spatiotemporal assessment of urban resilience is crucial for planning and policy-making toward addressing climate change and other societal challenges. However, our comprehension of urban resilience at smaller scales is limited. This study not only advances urban resilience research by developing an efficient measurement approach but also contributes to practice by evaluating resilience at the city block level, thereby informing targeted interventions. Our study aimed to downscale the unit of analysis for urban resilience assessment by focusing on the social, economic, housing and infrastructural, and environmental dimensions of blocks in the southern districts of Tehran between 2006 and 2016. The Fuzzy Delphi Method was utilized to determine the indicators for urban resilience assessment. The Analytic Hierarchy Process technique was employed to weigh these indicators. Subsequently, the PROMETHEE technique was applied to evaluate the resilience of urban blocks. Finally, the K-Means algorithm was utilized to cluster the urban blocks. The results indicate that from 2006 to 2016, the southern districts of Tehran saw a marked reduction in overall resilience. This decline affected 48 % of the urban blocks, encompassing 60 % of the area and 62 % of the population. The results of applying the K-means algorithm for urban block clustering did not align with the boundaries of the southern districts of Tehran. This finding highlights that assessing resilience on smaller scales could lead to more accurate conclusions.
Keywords
Urban resilience
Resilience assessment
Fuzzy Delphi method
Urban planning
Cities
Language
eng
Resource Type journal article
Publisher
Elsevier
Date of Issued 2024-07-29
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