Published in Scientific Papers. Series E. Land Reclamation, Earth Observation & Surveying, Environmental Engineering, Vol. XIII
Written by Oana-Catalina POPESCU, Antonio-Valentin TACHE, Adrian SIMION
This paper aims to demonstrate the necessity of infrastructure planning in the big cities of Romania starting from a theoretical approach to the subject. Green space and green infrastructure have a close connection with topics like urban sprawl, climate change, or nature-based solutions. The present results are based on the research on Google Scholar of the publications that have appeared in recent years. Thus, most scientific papers mostly refer to urban green infrastructure in relation to the field of planning, public health, nature-based solutions and climate change and, in a lower extent, to GIS systems, pandemic and social equity. The conclusions show that an interdisciplinary approach is needed, and that a strategic and priority urban planning must evaluate ecosystem services offered by green infrastructure in order to sustain a healthy city.
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