Using simulations of future extreme weather events to escape the resilience trap: Experimental evidence from Hong Kong
Hong Kong is a hyper-dense coastal city that has long learned to live with a potentially disastrous extreme weather event: tropical cyclones. This was largely a reactionary process, with investments in soft and hard infrastructure made in the aftermath of devastating tropical cyclones. While the exp...
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Main Authors: | GEVELT, Terry Van, YANG, J., CHAN, K. N., LI, L., WILLIAMSON, Fiona, MCADOO, B. G., SWITZER, A. D. |
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