Carola Hein

Professor and Head of the Chair

TU Delft

Netherlands

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Carola Hein is a Professor and Head of the Chair at TU Delft in the Netherlands. Her research focuses on geospatial technologies, water practices, and sustainable design strategies for heritage and adaptation to climate change. Recent articles include studies on the implications of global maritime flows and the design of sustainable water systems. With a commitment to connecting historical practices with modern applications, her work contributes to both local and global discussions on water management.

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Articles (23)

The Potential of Geospatial Technologies and Open Data in Planning History

Editorial Issue 1/2025

A Taxonomy of Water Practices, Functions and Values across Space and Time

Designing For Extremes: Heritage Strategies for Rising Sea Level Adaptation in The Hague

Icons as a Tool to Connect Water Practices, Functions and Values across Space and Time: A Second Attempt

Toward a Value Case Approach for Designing Sustainable Water Systems

Water Systems Design: Connecting and Developing Methods for the Value Case Approach

Global Maritime Flows and Local Implications

President’s address*

Design-Based Solutions for Water Challenges

Prospective of an Inland Waterway System of Shipping Canals in Skikda (Algeria)

Fire in the port city: the impact of different population groups on the destruction and revival of Canton city in the nineteenth century

Toward a Research and Action Agenda on Water and Heritage? A First Attempt at Refining Terminologies, Concepts and Priorities

Evaluating the sustainability of scenarios for port city development with Boussole21 method

Adaptive Strategies in Naples and Beirut: Methodology, Scenario Thinking and Design Fiction

An Action Plan for the Mediterranean

Exploring the descriptions of World Heritage properties through the perspective of water using a narrative approach

Editorial Issue 2/2022: The Heritage of Water-Related Infrastructures and Governance

Capturing Water, Culture and Heritage through Icons

Editorial Issue 1/2022

Water, Culture and the SDGs as Living History

From natural environment to artificial system: Chang'an and its water system in the Western Han Dynasty

“The Hoist of the Yellow Flag”: Vulnerable Port Cities and Public Health

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Vincent Baptist

Maëlle Salzinger

Paolo De Martino

Remon Rooij

Roberto Rocco

Yvonne van Mil

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