2018_EJRNL_PP_YI_LI_1.pdf
Terbatas Lili Sawaludin Mulyadi
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Terbatas Lili Sawaludin Mulyadi
» ITB
Resilience thinking explores the sustainability discourse and transformation of urban complex systems.
From the perspective of urban and human environment, this research simulated the resilience transformation of human-environment systems according to the modified catastrophe theory. The adaptive
cycle model was performed an approach to interpret resilience transformations in the interactive
human-environment systems. In this study, we quantified the resilience of human and environment subsystems through four models of catastrophe theory (Fold, Cusp, Swallowtail and Butterfly model). The
resilience transformation was addressed through the mechanism of adaptive cycle that contained four
phases within four different time periods (exploitation-r: 2000e2002; release phase-U: 2002e2003;
conservation-K: 2004e2008 and exploitation-r: 2008e2010). Ultimately, we explored the key drivers of
the transformation in complex human-environmental systems, which included production, energy and
pollution. Moreover, understanding the transformations in terms of the human and environmental
components were indispensable in urban resilience management.