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New RepSC-SOM methods create problem-specific climate adaptation regions, improving E. coli contamination analysis over traditional boundaries. This approach enhances targeted interventions and resource allocation for climate resilience.

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  • Urban planning
  • Geographic information systems (GIS)

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  • Climate adaptation planning often uses fixed boundaries (census tracts, neighborhoods) that don't align with evolving environmental issues.
  • Traditional regionalization struggles to balance diverse variables and spatial constraints for effective problem-solving.
  • There's a need for demand-oriented, problem-specific regionalization that is responsive to local priorities.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce RepSC-SOM (Representative-initialized, Spatially Constrained Self-Organizing Map), a novel method for creating climate adaptation planning regions.
  • To enhance transparency and interpretability in regionalization by moving beyond subjective or historically bounded units.
  • To demonstrate the effectiveness of RepSC-SOM in accurately characterizing environmental problems like water contamination.

Main Methods:

  • RepSC-SOM extends Self-Organizing Maps with representative-based initialization, adaptive geographic filtering, and region-growing refinement.
  • The method prioritizes maximizing within-region similarity and between-region dissimilarity while maintaining spatial coherence.
  • The framework standardizes regional definition for improved transparency and reduced reliance on arbitrary spatial units.

Main Results:

  • RepSC-SOM regions provided a more accurate characterization of flood-induced water contamination (E. coli) compared to census tracts, traffic analysis zones, and neighborhoods.
  • RepSC-SOM regions showed a higher average pairwise difference in E. coli concentrations (223 per 100mL) than standard units.
  • This indicates more precise delineation of contamination hot spots and effective problem characterization.

Conclusions:

  • RepSC-SOM offers a superior approach to regionalization for climate adaptation planning.
  • The method's ability to accurately define problem-specific regions supports targeted interventions and resource allocation.
  • RepSC-SOM has strong potential for practical application in guiding coordinated climate adaptation strategies.