Simulating Ecological Connectivity and River Behaviour for Dynamic Territorial Mapping

Centres to human life, cities represent the main threat fine ecological balances, which are in turn responsible at multiple levels for health of citizens. Metropolitan areas therefore key addressing such issues maintain wellbeing all living things. Within today’s digital culture, designers have opportunity face these unprecedented challenges by approaching landscape under a dynamic, collective, multidisciplinary and multiscalar perspective, enabled through data driven design. These frameworks potential empower engage with nature as an active partner, set new elements tools understand, create landscapes. The article discusses experimental methodology design planning processes that detect amplify beneficial connections within urban areas, providing consciously for, within, climate change adaptation.