MOVE-NBS · MOdel Validation and Evaluation procedures of integrated planning support systems for Nature-Based Solutions
„Хоризонт 2020“ — Действия „Мария Склодовска-Кюри“
- Период
- 2021-10-01 → 2025-08-14
- Финансиране от ЕС
- 247 606 €
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Системите за планиране на природни решения, като създаването на градски паркове и зелени покриви, се анализират чрез нови критерии за проверка на ефективността им. Това помага за по-доброто превръщане на градовете в устойчиви места за живеене в условията на климатичните промени.
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MOdel Validation and Evaluation procedures of integrated planning support systems for Nature-Based Solutions
Introduction: MOVE-NBS addresses challenges posed by climate change and urbanization, impacting global city liveability. Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) offer resilience through green-blue infrastructure, necessitating advanced planning support systems (PSS). The project focuses on standardized validation procedures for integrated socio-technical PSS in NBS planning. Importance: MOVE-NBS is of importance for Europe, aligning with the EU's strategic commitment to sustainable development and urban well-being through Nature-Based Solutions (NBS). The project aligns with the urgency of enhancing urban regeneration and citizen well-being by "re-naturing" cities. The project addresses the identified "need to develop a systemic approach" by focusing on performance evaluation of socio-technical Planning Support Systems (PSS). Ultmately, MOVE-NBS contributes to Europe's efforts in advancing NBS solutions through strategic and integrated planning practices.. Objectives: The project aims to establish performance criteria and test validation procedures, creating a comprehensive framework for holistic validation of integrated PSS for NBS planning. Three key objectives support this ambition: - Systematically establish a list of relevant NBS-PSS validation criteria and procedures. - Test the practicality of candidate procedures in diverse contexts. - Provide a holistic validation framework for future NBS PSS testing.
Текст от CORDIS, на английски · Данни: CORDIS, © Европейски съюз
Цел на проекта
Since 2014, Europe allocated €5.5 billion in sustainable watershed management, including Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) of green-blue infrastructure to combat aquatic ecosystem decline and climate change impacts (e.g. flooding, urban heat). Reliable integrated Planning Support Systems (PSS) are needed for strategic NBS implementation, an EU priority. In past decades, many PSS for NBS have emerged. However, standard validation procedures for PSS lack, which limits PSS credibility, uptake and hampers strategic NBS planning. While diverse model performance criteria and corresponding validation procedures have been proposed, no standard approach has been agreed on.My proposal, MOVE-NBS, aims to create such a standard: to build a framework of widely agreed holistic performance criteria and validation procedures for PSS. I have three objectives: 1) systematically enquiring expert preferences for model performance and validation; 2) empirically testing selected procedures; and 3) building a novel evaluation and validation framework for PSS. To advance current state-of-the-art, I propose an innovative approach: 1) Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) with leading PSS and NBS experts from science and practice using online preference elicitation; 2) implementing validation procedures in four test cases of real-world NBS planning projects on three continents, using two PSS developed by myself and project partner; and 3) synthesising findings. Academic impact for PSS and the wider environmental modelling community formally capturing current high-level ideas about model performance and validation into standardised procedures, resulting from wide academic consensus. This will critically improve PSS credibility and comparability. For practice, impacts include improved interpretation and reliability of PSS. These impacts should lead to more strategic siting of NBS, and improved realisation of the multiple benefits of green-blue infrastructure for society.
Оригинален текст от CORDIS (на английски).
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Данни: CORDIS, © Европейски съюз