Making the Move to Multiple Benefit Urban Greening
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Making the Move to Multiple Benefit Urban Greening
- 1. Making the Move to Multi-Benefit Urban Greening Jad Daley Vice President for Program Development Martha Wyckoff Fellow
- 2. 40+ Years of Experience in Cities
- 3. Trails & Greenways Natural Areas Innovations Urban Parks
- 4. Climate-Smart = Low-Carbon + Resilient Climate Justice
- 5. http://coolclimate.berkeley.edu/maps Cities Are Carbon-Efficient with Room for Improvement
- 6. Carbon Savings Not Limited to Transportation
- 7. Extreme Heat = Health Stress for Most Vulnerable โPotential 10X Increase in Heat-Related Deaths by 2057โ Wu, et al., 2013
- 8. Our Climate-Smart Cities Framework Connect Absorb Protect Cool
- 9. Moving to Multiple-Benefit Approach: Cool + Absorb in Chicago
- 10. Mulitple Benefit Greening Boston Water and Sewer Boston Parks Boston DOT Boston Public Health Commission Boston Planning and Development Agency Integrating across Silos for Climate-Smart Boston
- 11. Mulitple Benefit Greening Federal & State City of Boston Metro Mayors Cities Community Groups Non-Profits Academia Architecture, Technology, and Other For-Proft Services Property and Development Integrating across Sectors for Climate-Smart Boston
- 12. Climate-Smart Cities PartnershipโOur Integrated Approach Los Angeles Example Partnership Development Research PlanningFunding Implementation
- 13. Our First Step: โDiscoโ Process Assesses Municipal Systems
- 14. Decision Support Tool Stacks Benefits Data Library Priority Modeling
- 15. Connect Modeling Finds โMissing Linksโ
- 16. Cool Data Shows Urban Heat Island
- 17. Absorb Guides Integrated Water Management
- 18. Protect Data Shows Flood Risk
- 19. โPeople Dataโ Find Climate Justice
- 20. Query Tool Lets Users Find High Impact Parcels
- 21. Tool Provides Detailed Parcel Information
- 23. Why Use Alleys? Alleys in LA City Images: Cal Poly Pomona 164 Acres 252 Acres
- 24. Green Alleys Strategy at Neighborhood Scale
- 25. Green Alleys Connect, Cool and Absorb
- 26. Climate-Smart Design DetailsโHigh Albedo Paving to Cool, Dry Wells to Fully Absorb
- 27. Thanks!
Editor's Notes
- 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. ย
- Los Angeles has approximately 900 linear miles of alleys many of these alleys have been neglected and ignored, attracting illegal dumping, blight and crime South Los Angeles has highest concentration of these alleys, about 300 miles this is equivalent to 252 acres of alleys, compare this to 164 acres of parks Untapped potential
- Key point: Our work aligns with our science and planning Our LA Green Alleys align with issues like heat islands Our design matches our ambition, such as light colored paving to address heat islands and dry wells to get aquifer recharge
- Water from the catch basin goes in to the center well first 30โ deep. As is rises it goes into the pipes and overflows into the dry wells that are each 60โ deep. Green pipe is dumping in. This pipe allows a place for sediment so the dry wells are just getting clean overflow. 60โ = 30โ open and the rest gravel. Monitoring well is 4โ wide and 130โ deep. CWH. Avalon South 3.15 acre tributary 2.21 acre/feet captured per year Avalon North 2.89 acre tributary 2.03 acre/feet captured per year