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https://doi.org/10.66238/ijrss.v5i1.48Keywords:
Climate-resilient infrastructure, Adaptive engineering design, Risk assessment, Sustainable constructionAbstract
Climate change poses a significant threat to infrastructure systems worldwide, with increased frequency of extreme weather events, flooding, and temperature fluctuations challenging the durability and functionality of critical infrastructure. This paper examines engineering perspectives on developing climate-resilient infrastructure, focusing on design, materials, risk assessment, and adaptive technologies. The study reviews current engineering methodologies and presents strategies to enhance infrastructure resilience in Pakistan, considering its diverse climate vulnerabilities. Graphical analyses demonstrate trends in climate risks, infrastructure damages, and the effectiveness of resilient engineering solutions. The research aims to inform policymakers, engineers, and stakeholders about integrating climate adaptation into infrastructure planning to mitigate adverse impacts and ensure sustainable development.
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