Beatrice Nordlöf

Projektledare

Tel
+46 10 722 33 38
Email
beatrice.nordlof@ri.se
Location
Stockholm
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PROCOAST - a probability based tool for coastal flooding

Sweden’s coasts face increasing flood risks as sea levels rise. The PROCOAST project, based on research from SMHI, is developing a national open-access tool to support understanding and planning for coastal flooding. The model sho…
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Increased preparedness for Swedish port regions

Swedish ports are operating in an increasingly challenging future landscape. This project examines how ports can address these challenges in relation to the climate crisis and broader societal transformations and suggest mitigatio…
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AI Support for Transforming Surfaces into Multifunctional Green Spaces

Cities face climate challenges with more impervious surfaces and fewer green spaces. Our project develops an AI- and GIS-based tool that helps cities and real estate companies transform grey areas into multifunctional green spaces…
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Climate adaptation of vital societal functions – a legal investigation

It is neither technically nor financially possible to secure all infrastructure in our cities against all types is Climate related risks. Cities and communities face major challenges in prioritizing between extensive and costly re…
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Multifunctional urban climate adaptation in collaboration

The project creates conditions for implementing efficient and sustainable climate adaptation of the built urban environment. The focus is on reducing vulnerability in case of cloudburst and heat waves with measures that also creat…
Expertise

Climate-adapted community development

Climate adaptation encompasses many aspects, including policy development, risk assessment of building vulnerability, nature-based solutions, and construction details. Navigating this wealth of knowledge can be challenging. RISE c…
Expertise

Stormwater

Growing Cities and a changing climate require improved stormwater management in Swedish cities in order to meet future challenges and create more attractive and liveable urban environments.