Climate Vulnerability Index (CVI) Assessment for the Old and New Towns of Edinburgh
Overview
The CVI is a methodology developed to rapidly assess climate impacts – both to Outstanding Universal Value (OUV) and the associated ‘community’ (local, domestic and international) - for all types of World Heritage properties (natural, cultural or mixed). This report is the second in a series of CVI assessments covering World Heritage Properties in Scotland.
Author
Jenny Bruce (City of Edinburgh Council), Yann Grandgirard (Edinburgh World Heritage), Jon C. Day (James Cook University), David Harkin (formerly HES), Rebecca H. Jones (formerly HES), Mairi Davies (HES), Ewan Hyslop (HES) and Scott F Heron (James Cook University)
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