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Resilient urban systems: a socio-technical study of community scale climate change adaptation initiatives
5.4 Implications for supporting resilient infrastructure 47
5.4.1 Replicability 47
5.4.2 Managing climate uncertainty 48
6. Research outcomes 50
6.1 Enablers of resilience 50
6.2 Key findings 52
6.3 Preliminary assessment criteria 54
7. Conclusions 55
7.1 Recommendations for future research 56
Glossary 57
References 58
List of figures
Figure 1: Spectrum of water and energy systems 8
Figure 2: Project activities and timeline 12
Figure 3: Framework for socio-technical system resilience 13
Figure 4: Aurora is located on Melbourne’s northern fringe (scale is approximate) 15
Figure 5: WestWyck is located in East Brunswick 17
Figure 6: Key social enablers of resilience 38
Figure 7: Managing the trade-off between resilience enablers when designing for
future operating conditions 49
List of tables
Table 1: Energy and water system faults at Aurora and WestWyck as identified by
interviewed stakeholders and householders 27
Table 2: Key technical enablers of resilience identified at Aurora 31
Table 3: Key technical enablers of resilience identified at WestWyck 32
Table 4: Summary of enablers 51