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CLIMATE-SMART CITIES Climate Solutions through Green Infrastructure Jad Daley Director, Climate Conservation Program Martha Wyckoff Fellow

Climate-Smart = Carbon Mitigation + Climate Adaptation

Adding Green Makes Cities Climate-Smart

Connect

Absorb Protect

Cool

Multiple-Benefit Greening Is Smarter Cool + Absorb + Protect Vulnerable Neighborhoods

NYC Green Playgrounds

Los Angeles Green Alleys

Target Greening to Vulnerable Populations

Protect—Green Shorelines to Buffer Cities

Old Place Creek, Staten Island

North Shore Park, Staten Island

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Where to site green defenses? How to design green defenses?

How to enhance community preparedness?

Climate-Smart Questions

Climate-Smart City Partnership— Formally linking public, private,

and academic leaders

Goals

Climate-Smart Cities Pilot Model—New York City

Applied Research

GIS Decision Support

Demonstration

RESEARCH: Identify Heat Islands & Reduction Strategies

GIS: Stack Heat and Water Priorities with Demographics

DEMONSTRATION: Spear Street “Complete” Greening

Climate-Smart Cities Pilot: Green Chattanooga to Cool, Absorb, and Protect

Web-based Decision Support Tools Are Mobile and Collaborative

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We have developed unique and proprietary technology for providing web-based decision support tools on the Esri platform. Our custom JavaScript and parcel tagging tool enable us to create online portals where users can access the data and modeling that we have assembled, run queries to identify high priority parcels, and generate maps and parcel reports. Importantly, these web-based tools can be used on mobile devices such as a smart phone or tablet, making the assembled spatial information available on-site for project evaluation and development. These web-based tools can be kept password protected or made available to the public.  

Modeling Turns Data into Science-Based Priorities

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We are helping city partners to identify any additional modeling needs, such as combining data on a particular climate vulnerability like heat islands with data that indicate the suitability of land areas within the city for green infrastructure “intervention” to lessen that vulnerability. We then lead this modeling as needed.

Our GIS Tool Lets Users Ask Questions of the Data

Web-based Decision Support Tool= 1-Click Parcel Reports

Strong Science and Spatial Planning Supports Demonstration Projects

Looking for New Partners!

Jad.daley@tpl.org @Daley3J 202.543.7552 X716

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