地元のインフラストラクチャの優先順位を調整し,危険を軽減するための評価ツールを組み合わせる

Jaimie Masterson¹, Anjali Katare¹, Jeewasmi Thapa¹

¹Texas Target Communities, Texas A&M University, Texas, USA.

Sustainable and resilient infrastructure

|August 22, 2025

まとめ

プランIQ 質的評価と空間分析を統合することで包括的な計画を強化します. この証拠に基づいたアプローチは,コミュニティの危険に対する脆弱性を減らすためにインフラ政策を改善します.

科学分野:

都市計画
災害リスクの軽減
環境科学

背景:

気候変動や地政学的な要因や地域開発によって危険の脆弱性が悪化します
都市部の持続可能な開発には,インフラと政策戦略を概説する包括的な計画が不可欠です.
既存の計画方法は複雑な災害リスクを適切に対処できないかもしれません

研究の目的:

総合的な計画を強化するための証拠に基づいた枠組みである Plan I.Q を導入する.
災害リスク削減のためのコミュニティ計画の質と統合を改善する.
リスクの脆弱性を軽減するインフラ政策の有効性を高める.

主な方法:

プランIQを開発し,適用しました. 質的評価と地理情報システム (GIS) の空間分析を組み合わせた枠組みです.
フレームワーク内の2つの最近の計画評価ツールを使用しました.
テキサス州ロックポートでケーススタディを行いました

主要な成果:

総合計画の質と統合の改善を証明した.
リスクの脆弱性を減らすためのインフラ政策の量と質を向上させました.
ハリケーン・ハーヴェイの影響を受けた地域においてフレームワークを成功裏に適用しました

結論:

プランIQ フレームワークは,エビデンスに基づいた包括的な計画のための効果的なアプローチを提供します.
統合された計画と強化された政策開発は,コミュニティの危険に対する脆弱性を大幅に減らすことができます.
この方法は,気候変動の課題と災害リスクの増大に直面して,持続可能な都市開発を支援します.

キーワード:

持続可能な開発危険性インフラ投資計画する回復力

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