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. The resilience of our cities to weather extremes relies both onphysical environmental factors and on socio-economic factors. The latterincludes communication processes among the members of an urban community.This paper presents a study that aims at appraising how public outreachcampaigns influence urban resilience. According to this research, seizing theadded value of science outreach efforts calls for an assessment method thattakes into consideration the interactions between communication processes andother urban resilience drivers. The paper begins by presenting examples ofmethods to assess urban resilience to weather extremes. We then propose anapproach to comprehend the impact of communication activities on resiliencein the context of urban flood resilience strategies. We use five guidingcriteria to define “resilience communication indicators” and we present twocommunication assessment experiments based on these criteria. Theseexperiments were undertaken to assess communication activities addressed tonon-specialist audiences and tailored for a flood resilience project in theParis region. Different research methods were tested through theseexperiments, with the goal of comprehending their strengths and weaknesses inthe framework of urban resilience strategies.

Assessing the impact of outreach strategies in cities coping with climate risks