Integrated site investigation procedure for environment protection toward sustainable development

• Main Authors: Omar R.C., Roslan R., Baharuddin I.N.Z.
• Other Authors: 35753735300
• Format: Conference paper
• Published: Institute of Physics Publishing 2023
• Subjects: Planning; Sustainable development; Urban growth; Engineering investigations; Environment protection; Environmental issues; Minimum requirements; Physical environments; Spatial configuration; Urban development; Urban environments; conference proceeding; environmental issue; environmental protection; guideline; integrated approach; site investigation; sustainability; sustainable development; urban development; urban ecosystem; urban planning; Environmental protection

The spatial configuration of cities and their relationship to the urban environment has recently been the subject of empirical, theoretical and policy research. An awareness of environmental issues can assist policy makers, planners, developers and others to recognize the constraints imposed upon development due the physical environment especially in areas, which are susceptible to erosion, flooding and landslide. This paper highlights the key requirements for considering an assessment to protect our urban environment by incorporating three main factor i.e. policy practice, planning process and engineering investigation. Base on this three main factor the framework of the assessment is carried out. The assessment can be divided into three different categories, namely as investigation for planning, investigation for urban development and specialized investigation and mitigation. The minimum requirements for the planning and urban development investigation are listed. These guidelines suggest the level at which the various types of investigation should be carried out as well as the range of application, the scope and methodology to be used for different investigation. It is hoped that this procedure will provide guidance in the establishment and protection of urban ecosystem toward sustainable development. � Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd.