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Resilience, space syntax and spatial interfaces: The case of river cities

Ehsan ABSHIRINI
Daniel KOCH
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25–41
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Additionally morphological phenomena such as rivers have a great impact on the structure of cities and in turn on their resilience.

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Amaç & Hipotez:Resilience defined as the capacity of a system to manage impacts, keep its ef-ficiency and continue its development has been scrutinized by researchers from different points of view over the past decades.
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Temel Bulgular & Veri:Due to the prominence of resilience in urban planning, this paper intends to find out how the spatial structure of cities deals with disturbances, and if geographical phenomena such as rivers affect the resilience in cities.
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Sonuç & Katkı:Additionally morphological phenomena such as rivers have a great impact on the structure of cities and in turn on their resilience.
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Resilience defined as the capacity of a system to manage impacts, keep its ef-ficiency and continue its development has been scrutinized by researchers from different points of view over the past decades. Due to the prominence of resilience in urban planning, this paper intends to find out how the spatial structure of cities deals with disturbances, and if geographical phenomena such as rivers affect the resilience in cities. Using the space syntax methods syntactically analyze the resil-ience in cities, we innovatively introduce two measures; similarity and sameness. These measures are in relation with the syntactical properties of cities and com-pare the degree of resilience between different groups. Similarity measures the degree to which each city retains the relative magnitude of its foreground network after a disturbance and sameness is the degree to which each city retains the same segments as its foreground network after a disturbance. Likewise to network resil-ience studies, we apply different disturbances on cities and explore the reaction of cities to disturbances in terms of size of the foreground network and which seg-ments are parts thereof. We then compare different groups based on these mea-surements as a method to analyze sameness and similarity. The results show that the resilience, in the way we define it, is different in different cities depending on in which view and based on which parameters we are discussing the resilience. Additionally morphological phenomena such as rivers have a great impact on the structure of cities and in turn on their resilience.

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ABSHIRINI, E., KOCH, D. (2017). Resilience, space syntax and spatial interfaces: The case of river cities. A|Z ITU Mimarlık Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 14 - Sayı: 1, 25–41. https://ajindex.com/articles/145554

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