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This case study explains the objectives, methods and outcomes of two projects which were undertaken to bolster resilience of airports. The first project studied the impact of typhoons and other hazards on the functioning of the Kansai International Airport in Japan, and mapping of the potential risks from natural hazards such as sea level rise, erratic wind patterns and rainfall events, lightning strikes, extreme heat stress, reduced visibility and wildlife at Changi International Airport, Singapore. Click to Read |
