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8000 BC 2000 BC 300 BC 1100 1525 1540 1800 1821 1823 1840 1878 Oct - Earthquake 6.6 > mudslide 7 1900 200 ‘10 ‘20 ‘30 ‘40 ‘50 ‘51 Oct - Earthquake 6.6 > mudslide 350 ‘60 ‘70 ‘80 ‘82 Sept - Floods and mudslides ‘86 Oct - Earthquake 5.4 > mudslide ‘88 Aug - Tropical Storm > floods o 1700 100,000 Affected ‘90 20 0 200 ‘95 ‘95 Sept - Heavy rain, erosion > flooding Sp Sept la a ndsl Olaf fl op dsli dsli opi rr ‘97 Sep - Tropical Sept ropical May 19 - H ‘98 Oct-Nov - Hurricane Mitch > Floods,mudslides m Olaf floodin n Olaf flooding storm Olaf > flooding flo flood Landslides, fl ds floods Landslides, f ds Oct - Hurricane La urricane ar urricane arry ‘99 Sept - Heavy rain > Floods 1 Hurricane Larry > 2000 915 15 9 Hurricane Adrian 1,1 4 Jan - Earthquake 7.6 A 2001 1,134,190 Affe 1,134,190 Affected 585 5 Feb - Earthquake 6.1 5 252 3 314 252,622 Affected cted 2002 2003 2004 2005 Oct 5 - Hurricane Stan > Heavy rains Oct 3 - Landslide 2006 Oct 1 - Volcano eruption 2007 2008 2009

100,000 Affected 1700 350 GDP: 10,5 Billion 7 20 2003 0 003 El Salvad agree on a Salvador agrees do dor g ee free trad agree fr trade agreement with the US re ree ad de r e 314 3 915 15 ‘82 Sept - Floods and mudslides 252,622 Affected 252 5 cted 1980 - 1 90 1990 1,134,190 Affected 1,1 4 Ae Affe ‘51 Oct - Earthquake 6.6 > mudslide Coffee yields get lower by wa taxes y ds get low et lowe low war w Oct - Earthquake 6.6 > mudslide Feb - Earthquake 6.1 Jan - Earthquake 7.6 2001 1979-1981 200 20 0 00 Dollar official currency 2007 - jan 30 000 people killed 21 inmates are killed in a riot at a maximum 1540 security prison El Salvador becomes GDP: 5 Billion Spanish colony 1878 2007 - feb 1997 3 members of the governing ‘95 Jan - Epidemic Leftist Hector Silva elected mayor party are murdered in Guatemala of San Salvador 585 5 ‘95 Sept - Heavy rain, erosion > flooding 2003 ‘97 Sep - Tropical Sept ropi Sp Sept o opical 8 million inhabitants ‘88 Aug - Tropical Storm > floods storm Olaf > flooding m Olaf fl Olaf floodin Olaf flooding a n o 360 Salvadoran troops despatched to Iraq 39 060 1 500 200 1100 1999 End maya culture 1 1986 Francisco Flores beats 33 World Coffee .1840 former guerailla in presedentail election (arena) 1902 Tsunami ‘86 Oct - Earthquake 5.4 > mudslide Prizes fall Independent Republic 14 families rule 2008 - jan October - floods 2000BC 1525 .1823 More than 400 judges hold a October - Volcanic eruption 1981 ‘95 Sept - Opening Meso Amercican protest over corruption allegations Spanish conquer El Salva- El Savador becomes part dam> flooding US assistence Civilization of United Provences of dor Central America right wing government France & Mexico recognise FLMN .1821 19 6 1926 9 926 El Savador gains 1969 1980 86 Oct E 800BC Glob l Global economy fell b bal independence, Hurricane La Hurricane Larry > urr urricane ar urricane arry r Soccer War Oscar romero ass romero assasinat ome assasinated om ome s t ted 86 Oct Coffee prizes drop Cof ee of offee part of Mexico Paleo Indians Landsli es floods Landslides, floods ndslides, flood d lid dsli dsli s, fl od flo d floods 2006 against Honduras s Duarte becomes presiden uarte be a es president s dent en 1931 1880 El salvador ratifies CAFTA (free trade a e e agreement) ‘99 Sept - Heavy rain > Floods Maximiliano Hernandez Martinez Rising Coffe Industry ffe Indu fI between central america & Domenican Republic 300BC May 19 - H 9 Hurricane Adrian Dictator Start Maya culture 4,5 million inh 5m inhabitants 2004 - march ‘98 Oct-Nov - Hurricane Mitch > Floods,mudslides 1998 9 Oct 5 - Hurricane Stan > Heavy rains 1961 Tony Saca (arena) wins 500 000 Internally Displaced Rightwing National Concilliation party Late 2006 presidential elections (PCN) comes to power 1994 1991 1 Government & millenium challenge cooperation sign a 1977 7 + 100 000 people Armando Calderon Sol FLMN & government Oct 1 - Volcano eruption 461 million contract to stimulate economic growth Guerilla activities by left wing FLMN lla c g elected president sign peace accord e San Salvador increased v ased violations Oct 3 - Landslide 550 828 Carlos Romero elected president s m e San Salvador 483 900 CIVIL WAR San Salvador 415 346 1980-1992 Soyapango 1969 1 miilion displaced 402 198 The eviction of thousands of Salvadoran ran Mejicanos illegal immegrants from Honduras onduras Mejicanos 131 972 Mejicanos Soyapango 1 165 652 54 916 261122 8000 BC 2000 BC 300 BC 1100 1525 1540 1821 1823 1840 2009 2000 2004 2006 2001 2007 2008 2005 1800 1900 2002 2003 ‘95 ‘10 ‘20 ‘30 ‘40 ‘50 ‘60 ‘70 ‘80 ‘90 - 80 0 people 000 -245 000 people 0

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responses Formal response Disaster El Salvador Informal response case study de nition Case study El Salvador

responses de nition Formal response: Top-down, spatial-planned disaster response. Formal response Initiated by government or NGO Disaster El Salvador Informal response Informal response: Unplanned disaster response. Initiated by NGO or a ected people themself. case study de nition Case study El Salvador

responses locations Governmental Non governmental Formal response Disaster El Salvador E ected population Informal response Non governmental case study de nition Case study El Salvador

locations Governmental Non governmental Santa Tecla Mejicanos E ected population Non governmental Cuscatancingo Delgado case study de nition Case study El Salvador

Cuscatancingo Mejcanos Delgado Santa Tecla case study de nition Case study El Salvador

responses locations research analysis Governmental Non governmental Formal response Disaster El Salvador E ected population Informal response Non governmental case study de nition Case study El Salvador

responses locations research analysis Governmental Contemporary urban conditions Non governmental Formal response Disaster El Salvador E ected population Informal response Non governmental case study de nition Case study El Salvador

How to de ne Urban Vitality? case study de nition Case study El Salvador

sustainability urban conditions liveability urban vitality Case study El Salvador

responses locations research analysis Governmental Contemporary urban conditions Non governmental Formal response Disaster El Salvador E ected population Informal response Urban transformation instigated by Non governmental disaster responses case study de nition Case study El Salvador

Urban process Contemporary Urban transformation after disaster before disaster conditions 9 weeks investigation pre-disaster post-disaster responses case study de nition Case study El Salvador

liveability Health Environmental - healthy environment - climate comfort/adapting - waste disposal (solid/water) - cooping with disaster risk - water/sanitation quality - cooping with nature - access to medication - access to food Safety Control Social relations - criminality - selfprotection - public-private domain - crossing roads - rights - neighbor relations - home security - landownership/tenancy - religion - gender, children - disaster risk case study de nition Case study El Salvador

How do the post-disaster responses, initiated formally and informally, contribute enhance the quality of an inhabitants life and its direct surroundings? case study de nition Case study El Salvador

urban conditions Political Connectivity - ruling party - locally connected - centralized <-> decentralized - regional connected - Municipal relations - travel time mapping - NGO -> Municipal relations - exclusions Infrastructure Economy Social relations - ongoing roads/access - economic ows/product ows - map social centrallity (functions) - ows of food - exclusion - open public space - un-motorised/motorised - map economic activity - street pro les - public transport - map employment activity - rural-urban ows case study de nition Case study El Salvador

How do the post-disaster responses, initiated formally and informally, contribute to enhance the urban conditions? case study de nition Case study El Salvador

sustainability Positive growth Evironmental - insurrence - re-forestation - - ecological use - capacity building - Prosperity Resilience - economic possibilities - access to education - risk reduction - - mitigation - evacution - education case study de nition Case study El Salvador

How do the post-disaster responses, initiated formally and informally, contribute to a durable and sustainable city? case study de nition Case study El Salvador

Mapping Urban Vitality, through Liveability, Urban/Spatial conditions & Sustainability with Tool Box

analysis people existing knowledge Tool Box Case study El Salvador

analysis GPS/GIS Space Mate Health Economy Connectivity Social relations Infrastructure Social relations Space Syntax Observation Safety Environmental Evironmental Tool Box Case study El Salvador

people interview with Environmental survey officials Social relations Health Political Economy Safety Control Prosperity interview with workshop Resilience inhabitants Infrastructure Positive growth Tool Box Case study El Salvador

existing knowledge economic flows/product risk reduction employment activity (sustainable) rural product mitigation locally connected Generic Data flows regional capacity connected building political flows of food public ruling party transport ongoing roads open public social relations: accessibility Specific Data space religion health acces to medication evacuation (self ) control control rights educational landownership insurance health waste (sustainable) ecological use disposal re-forestation water/sanitation economic possibities quality safetety woman & child acces to education Tool Box Case study El Salvador

existing sustainability urban conditions analysis people knowledge liveability analysis sustainability GPS/GIS Political Positive growth Evironmental Space Mate interview with Connectivity Environmental - ruling party survey - insurrence o cials - re-forestation <-> decentralized Health - locally connected - centralized - people urban conditions - ecological use relations - regional connected - Municipal - capacity building - travel time mapping - NGO -> Municipal relations Economy Social relations - - exclusions Connectivity Health Political Social relations Infrastructure Prosperity Economy existing Infrastructure Economy Social relations Resilience Social relations Control Safety - economic possibilities - ongoing roads/access - access to education - economic ows/product ows - map social centrallity (functions) - risk reduction Prosperity - ows of food Space Syntax space - - exclusion - open public - mitigation Observation interview with - un-motorised/motorised - street pro les workshop - map economic activity - evacution knowledge Resilience liveability - public transport Safety - map employment activity - education inhabitants - rural-urban ows Environmental Infrastructure Evironmental Positive growth Work plan, budgetplan Urban Vitality Case study El Salvador

Analysis People knowledge existing week 0 ? ? ? week 1 week 2 CS El Salvador Presentation week 3 Presentation week 4 ? Presentation week 5 USA Visa ? ? ? Departure week 6 week 7 week 8 week 9 ? ? ? week 10 week 10 week 11 week 12 Presentation week 13 week 14 week 15 Return week 16 week 17 week 18 week 19 week 20

week 0 week 1 week 2 CS El Salvador Presentation week 3 Presentation week 4 Presentation week 5 USA Visa Departure week 6 week 7 week 8 week 9 week 10 week 10 week 11 week 12 Presentation week 13 week 14 week 15 Return week 16 week 17 week 18 week 19 week 20

Analysis People knowledge existing week 0 week 1 week 2 CS El Salvador Presentation week 3 Presentation week 4 Presentation week 5 USA Visa Departure week 6 week 7 week 8 week 9 week 10 week 10 week 11 week 12 Presentation week 13 week 14 week 15 Return week 16 week 17 week 18 week 19 week 20

Analysis People knowledge existing week 0 ? ? ? week 1 week 2 CS El Salvador Presentation week 3 Presentation week 4 ? Presentation week 5 USA Visa ? ? ? Departure week 6 week 7 week 8 week 9 ? ? ? week 10 week 10 week 11 week 12 Presentation week 13 week 14 week 15 Return week 16 week 17 week 18 week 19 week 20

best case scenario affordable case scenario worst case scenario SCENARIOS LOCATION DEFINITION

week 0 week 1 week 2 CS El Salvador Presentation week 3 Presentation week 4 Presentation week 5 USA Visa Departure week 6 week 7 week 8 week 9 week 10 week 10 week 11 week 12 Presentation week 13 week 14 week 15 Return week 16 week 17 week 18 week 19 week 20

week 0 ? ? ? week 1 week 2 CS El Salvador Presentation week 3 Presentation week 4 ? Presentation week 5 USA Visa ? ? ? Departure week 6 week 7 week 8 week 9 ? ? ? week 10 week 10 week 11 week 12 Presentation week 13 week 14 week 15 Return week 16 week 17 week 18 week 19 week 20

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