Identity and vulnerability (2)

Fișa disciplinei:: IOSUD-SDA SDA-4 Identitate si vulnerabilitate (2).pdf
Course Leader:: prof.em.dr.arh. Cristina-Olga Gociman
Learning outcomes:: - Understanding the identity of the built space as an interpolation of the cultural, functional, affiliation, perception and affective resource value.
- Expanding the notion of vulnerability, from that of insecurity, to the capacity of exposed elements to respond to the challenges of hazard.
- Understanding the issue of disaster risk reduction management as a necessity of sustainable development.
- Identification and development of architecture and urban planning strategies in reducing the disaster risk of the built space.
Content:: 15. Functional Resource Value/Definitions/Classification.
16. The resource value of perception/affiliation/ The concept of place/ Mental map - Associations of heritage meaning/ Topo-spatial identity/ Resource value of affectivity, experience, emotion/ Permanent re-reading of space/ Amnesia of negative experiences and remembering positive ones/ Transference emotional of the community/Direct and mediated perception.
17. Status Resource Value/Definition/Components
18. Vulnerability/Definition/Classification/Seismic Vulnerability/Expert Calculation/ Observational/ Evolutionary Assessment/ Statistics.
19. Types of intervention in the built space / Conservative maintenance / Improvement - restoration - rehabilitation / Transformation - reconstruction, demolition, new intervention.
20. Risk (direct and indirect losses)/Definition/Risk assessment
21. Risk scenarios/Typologies.
22. Disaster risk reduction management/ International approaches/ Analysis of global stages.
23. Risk reduction measures/structural/non-structural.
24. Sustainable design of the territory and urban space exposed to risk.
25. Establishing the post-disaster population resettlement typology/Emergency shelter/Temporary shelter/Temporary housing/Permanent housing.
26. The emergency/organization/conversion/accessibility hub.
27. Permanent space – security carrier/object/neighborhoods/intervention strategies.
28. Conclusions/ Process steps/ Disaster risk reduction strategies/ Urbasrisk approach.
Teaching Method:: Hybrid: - Physical or online course;
- Dialogue;
- PowerPoint presentation;
- Individual research reports.
Assessment:: Integration of hearing, involvement, response through reports.
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SDA-4 Identity and vulnerability (2)