Vol. 4 No. 1: Urban Water Management 2.0

Articles

• Adaptation, ecosystem-based regeneration and rainwater management. The case of Berlin

  Federica Dell'Acqua

  5-20

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• The impact of climate change on local water management strategies. Learning from Rotterdam and Copenhagen

  Eduardo Bassolino

  21-40

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• Green cities for a better future? – A case study from an alpine region: the Town of Trento

  Maria Giulia Cantiani, Alessandro Betta, Isabella De Meo, Federica Maino, Alessandro Paletto, Sara Tamanini

  41-52

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• The use of rainwater in Alicante (southeast Spain). A new urban approach to urban water management

  María Hernández, Alvaro-Francisco Morote

  53-66

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• Diachronic analysis of the settlement structure in areas of hydraulic hazard: the case study of the municipality of L’Aquila

  Francesco Zullo

  67-86

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• The role of water management in European regeneration strategies. From problem to opportunity

  Chiara Ravagnan, Irene Poli, Silvia Uras

  87-96

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• Dutch waterscapes and collaborative climate strategies

  Maurizio Francesco Errigo

  97-104

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• Reconsideration of hydraulic devices towards a mutual adjustment into the adaptive processes for contemporary city

  Stefania D’Alterio

  105-126

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• Addressing Italy’s urban flooding problems through the holistic watershed approach by using blue/green infrastructure

  Paul A. DeBarry

  127-136

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• Relations between green infrastructures and surface water management. A study concerning two towns in Sardinia, Italy.

  Federica Isola, Federica Leone

  137-146

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