Results and resources
Results
Articles
Find publications and presentations from the SPARE project here. If you are involved in the project and your work is published, please let us know so we can update the list.
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Peer-reviewed articles
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Barton, D.N.; Venter, Z.S.; Sælthun, N.R.; Skumlien Furuseth, I.; Seifert-Dähnn, I. (2021). A stormwater fee for Oslo? A computational
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Furuseth, S.I., Barkved, J.L., Seifert-Dähnn, I. (2021). Low impact development in urban residential areas – experiences from collaboration at Grefsen-Kjelsås, Oslo. VANN, 56 (4) (in Norwegian).
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Lausen, E. D., Jensen, M. B., & Randall, M. T. (2022). Into the air: a freestanding vertical greenery system (VGS) for evapotranspiration (ET) of roof runoff. Blue-Green Systems, 4(2), 326-339.
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Popular science articles
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Braskerud, B.C., Barkved, L. J., Furuseth, I.S., Holbein, Y., Holmqvist, M.L., Karlstrøm, S.K., Potter, I., & Seifert-Dähnn, I. (2022). IWA kongressen 2022: Eksempler på Water wise cities håndtering av overvann. VANN, 57 (4).
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Reports and books
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Seifert-Dähnn, I.; Furuseth, I.S.; Riise, E.; & Barton, D.N. (2022). Norge trenger et overvannsgebyr – muligheter og utfordringer. In: Vann, juss og samfunn – rettigheter og regulering i utvikling. Oslo: Cappelen Damm (in Norwegian).
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Bachelor and master theses
There are currently no published bachelor- and master theses as a part of the SPARE project.
Presentations
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Barton, D. N. 2022. Green community preparedness - the importance of Oslotrær. Presentation at the Agency for Planning and Building Services' launch of results from a city tree mapping in the City of Oslo: "Hva vet vi om trærne i Oslo?", May 6th, 2022. (in Norwegian)
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Braskerud, B.C., & Holbein, Y. (2022). Water Wise use in Oslo, Norway. Copenhagen: "IWA World Water Congress Exhibition", September 11-15, 2022.
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Braskerud, B.C., & Holbein, Y. (2022). Noen inntrykk mht. overvannshåndtering fra IWA-kongressen. Oslo: "OVA-lunsj", October, 13, 2022. (in Norwegian)
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Braskerud, B.C. (2022). Water Wise use in Oslo, a holistic approach for a future climate. Warsaw: "Seminar on climate changes in cities", November 15, 2022.
Resources
Find relevant resources here on the topic blue-green infrastructure for stormwater, biodiversity and recreation.​
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Related projects
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S-ITUATION: Synthesis of Nordic implementation of nature-based solutions (funded by Nordic Council of Ministers)
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SABICAS: SAfeguard BIodiversity and improve Climate Adaptation in catchment areas under pressure: tools and Solutions (funded by Research Council of Norway)
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Invest4Nature: Investing in the potential of nature-based solutions: a win-win for market and environment (funded by EU)
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Reports
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Sandin, L., Seifert-Dähnn, I., Furuseth, I. S., Baattrup-Pedersen, A., Zak, D., Olsson, J. A., ... & Þrastardóttir, R. (2023). Working With Nature-Based Solutions: Synthesis and mapping of status in the Nordics. Nordic Council of Ministers.
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Magnussen, K., Wifstad, K., Seeberg, A., Stålhammar, K., Bakken, S., Banach, A., . . . & Sandsbråten, K. (2017). Naturbaserte løsninger for klimatilpasning. Norway: Miljødirektoratet.
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Guidance documents
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County authority of Rogaland. (2021). Naturbaserte løsninger for klimatilpasning: En prosessveileder for arbeid med naturbaserte løsninger for klimatilpasning i Rogaland.
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Norwegian Environment Agency. (2021). Hvordan håndtere overvann: Oversikt over regelverk og rammebetingelser for kommunens håndtering av overvann.
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Norwegian Environment Agency. (2019). Hvordan ta hensyn til klimaendringer i plan?
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City of Oslo: Fact sheets on blue green infrastructure and stormwater management
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Environmental Protection Agency in the US: Soak up the rain resource index, which provides guidance documents and tools for congregations, schools, parks, municipalities and communities.
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Webinars, podcasts, videos etc.
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Naturbasert sone (NIVA): Digital monthly lunch series about nature-based and blue-green solutions for climate and environment (in Norwegian). Register for the next webinar or look at video recordings and presentations from previous webinars in the series.
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Sound of green (State of Green): Podcast with stories from Denmark's green transition. The first podcast 'The day Copenhagen flooded' is about the most destructive cloudburst in the city's history (in 2011) as a catalyst for a new way of thinking about urban water management. The story is told by experts from Rambøll, HOFOR and the City of Copenhagen.
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Tools
​Here we will publish relevant tools.