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1 januari 2020

Resilience Ball and Cup Heuristics

'Ball and cup heuristics' is a common way of explaining the resilience of systems. It explains 3 resilience concepts: Engineering, Ecological and Socio-Ecological

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Juan Pablo Aguilar-López

16 februari 2021

African Resilience

Welcome to AFRICAN RESILIENCE. By using both their differences and similarities, for instance in background, interests and creativity, four students of the MSc Environmental Engineering of the TU Delft created a game that aims to increase the resilience of the city of Cape Town, South Africa. The resilience of a city is determined by its ability to prepare, adapt and recover from stresses, long during destructive events and its following more sudden shocks. The game was created by Charlotte Raven, Liselotte Wisman, Ranjeev Bhatia and Yidan Xu.

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Ranjeev Bhatia, Yidan Xu, Charlotte Raven

16 februari 2021

Bounce Back: A resilience game about Manila

Manila is the capital city of the Philippines and one of the most densely populated cities in the world. The greater area, Metropolitan Manila, is regularly subjected to a range of shocks. Every year multiple typhoons cause a lot of damage and also droughts and water pollution are severe problems in the Philippines. In this game you and your team, the urban council of Metropolitan Manila, are in charge of building resilience to these shocks.

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Valeria Martinez, Vanessa Schaller, Guido Florentinus, Emma Koole

25 september 2021

City Resilience Dynamics

a training tool that helps cities explore different strategies regarding the implementation of resilience policies, simulate the results of each strategy and learn about the resilience building process that the cities need to follow to improve their resilience level in the most efficient way

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Auteur Onbekend

16 februari 2021

Save the city: Maputo Resilience Game

This game models how Maputo responds to shocks and stresses and strives to increase its resilience from 2020 through 2050. There are four subsystems in the game: agriculture, health care, society and culture, and infrastructure. Each subsystem represents an important part of the city and should try to increase their resilience through developing and maintaining adaptation measures. Each measure has a different effect on the resilience of a subsystem. There are a range of shocks and stresses that can disrupt the city. The game takes time, the government’s budget, probability, and cooperation into account to represent some of the complex factors at play real world.

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Anika Vroom, Steven Lin, Nils Hoebe, Ananya Yuvaraj

16 februari 2021

Santiago de Chile- The Resilience Game

The learning objectives of this game are to understand resilience in an urban system and to illustrate how it is a complex system with many factors influencing the perfor- mance of the city. Also it is important to highlight the importance of resilience above resistance, which is shown by the need in the game to keep developing measures to respond to shocks

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Magali Ponds, Julia Rudlang, Gijs Vis

16 februari 2021

Tokyo Resilience

Tokyo is a city subject to shocks and stresses. Certainly in the future, measures need to be taken to keep the city pleasant. Climate change and growing population are just some of the causes of stress for the city. With this game you will learn how to make Tokyo more resilient for 4 specific shocks that can occur now and in the future. You will learn to work together, and be responsible for a specific subsystem of the city. The game will last +- 150 minutes and will be played with 4 people.

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Helena Verloo, Nienke Tempel, Haozheng Lyu, Yiqian Wu

5 september 2021

Resilience Thinking

This set contains four learning components that cover urban resilience in Japanese cities. Introduction to Urban Resilience (~ 11-min long video) Exploring Resilience Possibilities (~ 6-min long video) Resilience in Delta Cities (~ 7-min long video) Resilience Ball and Cup Heuristics (~ 2-min long video) Agent-based Modelling for Resilience (4-part tutorial)

Various Experts

25 september 2021

Flood Resilience Game

The Flood Resilience Game is an educational game that allows players to experience, explore, and learn about the flood risk and resilience of communities in river valleys.

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Auteur Onbekend

28 januari 2021

Introduction to Urban Resilience

Dominic Stead introduces the concept of urban resilience and what is means for city planning and management. What does it imply for the way in which cities across the world are planned and managed? Stead reviews the challenges of operationalizing the concept as there many interpretations of the term. Yet, urban resilience can still be incorporated into the urban planning of cities to not only mitigate the causes of climate change but also develop adaptation measures that reduce the vulnerability of cities. DURATION: 1 short video (~11 minutes long)

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Dominic Stead