- Digital photographic or 3D models reflecting pre-disaster state of affected areas, for example before and after disaster, before and after reconstruction surveys
- Decision methods to balance between the (landscape)architecture/artistic/historic value and vulnerability in order to select appropriate preventive retrofit or post-disaster repair methods
- Ways to consider regional characteristics when selecting the prevention measures or when rebuilding after disaster
- Local culture in vernacular architecture based on historic disaster experience
- Illustration of historic disasters in image and photography
- Post-disaster planning interventions (restructuring/reconstruction/reconfiguration/revitalization/ renaturation/restoration, etc.), which led to the positive/negative transformation of a landscape, an urban area or an architectural (heritage) construction
- Mapping techniques of landmarks perception for consideration in reconstruction after disaster
- Cultural Landscape elements associated genius loci - the memory of a place/architectural construction/urban area/landscape/territory, that went through a disaster or that developed as a result of post-disaster planning operations
- Nature based solutions for disaster resilience, including climate change effects
- Urban wildland interface for the forest and natural protected areas in the city, urban water interface by adapting in practice the solutions based on resilient planning in relevant cases
- Ecosystem-based fire risk reduction and adaptation in practice
- Solutions to minimize risk in areas with major infrastructure and utility networks, through design and urban planning
- Impact assessment on infrastructure systems with a particular interest in flooding on transportation network.
- Any other related topics.
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