Silvia Serrao-Neumann

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Produções bibliográficas

• SERRAO-NEUMANN, S. ; CRICK, F. ; HARMAN, B. ; SANO, M. ; SAHIN, O. ; VAN STADEN, R. ; SCHUCH, G. ; BAUM, S. ; LOW CHOY, D. . Improving cross-sectoral climate change adaptation for coastal settlements: insights from South East Queensland, Australia. Regional Environmental Change (Print) , v. 14, p. 489-500, 2014.

• SERRAO-NEUMANN, SILVIA ; HARMAN, BEN ; LEITCH, ANNE ; LOW CHOY, DARRYL . Public engagement and climate adaptation: insights from three local governments in Australia. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management (Print) , v. 57, p. 1-21, 2014.

• SERRAO-NEUMANN, S. ; SCHUCH, G. ; HARMAN, B. ; CRICK, F. ; SANO, M. ; SAHIN, O. ; VAN STADEN, R. ; BAUM, S. ; LOW CHOY, D. . One human settlement: A transdisciplinary approach to climate change adaptation research. Futures (London) , v. 63, p. DOI: 10.1016/j., 2014.

• STEELE, WENDY ; SPORNE, ILVA ; DALE, PAT ; SHEARER, SCOTT ; SINGH-PETERSON, LILA ; SERRAO-NEUMANN, SILVIA ; CRICK, FLORENCE ; CHOY, DARRYL LOW ; ESLAMI-ANDARGOLI, LEILA . Learning from cross-border arrangements to support climate change adaptation in Australia. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management (Print) , v. 57, p. 682-703, 2014.

• SERRAO-NEUMANN, SILVIA ; DI GIULIO, GABRIELA M. ; FERREIRA, LUCIA C. ; LOW CHOY, DARRYL . Climate change adaptation: Is there a role for intervention research?. Futures (London) , v. 53, p. 86-97, 2013.

• SINGH-PETERSON, L. ; SERRAO-NEUMANN, S. ; CRICK, F. ; SPORNE, I. . Planning for climate change across borders: insights from the Gold Coast (QLD) - Tweed (NSW) region. Australian Planner , v. 50, p. 148-156, 2013.

• Serrao, Silvia Maria . Conferências, tendências e concepções de Educação Ambiental. Gestão e Desenvolvimento (Bragança Paulista) , v. 4, p. 19-32, 1999.

• STEELE, WENDY ; ALIZADEH, T. ; ESLAMI-ANDARGOLI, L. ; SERRAO-NEUMANN, S. . Planning across borders in a climate of change. 1. ed. New York: Routledge, 2014. v. 1. 222p .

• Serrao, Silvia Maria . Para além dos domínios da mata. 1. ed. Sao Paulo: Annablume, 2007. 258p .

• SERRAO-NEUMANN, S. . Emerging planetary boundaries and the sustainability perspective. In: Steele, W; Alizadeh, T., Eslami-Andargoli, L and Serrao-Neumann, S.. (Org.). Planning across borders in a climate of change. 1ed.New York: Routledge, 2014, v. , p. 177-188.

• CRICK, FLORENCE ; SERRAO-NEUMANN, S. ; LOW CHOY, D. ; SANO, M. ; BAUM, S. . A Region at Risk: Policy Determination Through Vulnerability Hotspot Assessment. In: Otto-Zimmermann. (Org.). Resilient Cities 2. Cities and adaptation to climate change. 1ed.Dordrecht Heidelber New York L: Springer, 2012, v. 1, p. 15-24.

• SERRAO-NEUMANN, S. ; LOW CHOY, D. . Improving Adaptation of Coastal Communities Through Bottom-up Approaches: a Case Study of the Conjola District, Shoalhaven, NSW. In: 23rd NSW Coastal Conference, 2014, Ulladulla. 23rd NSW Coastal Conference, 2014.

• SERRAO-NEUMANN, S. ; CRICK, F. ; LOW CHOY, D. . You can kiss my Yasi Recovering in time compression,. In: State of Australian Cities Conference, 2013, Sydney. State of Australian Cities Conference, 2013.

• SANO, M. ; BAUM, S. ; CRICK, F. ; GOLDSHANI, A. ; LOW CHOY, DARRYL ; RICHARDS, R. ; SERRAO-NEUMANN, S. ; SPLINTER, K. ; TOMLINSON, R. . Adapting coasts to climate variability and change: integrating outcomes from 'Future Coastlines' and the 'South East Queensland Climate Adaptation Research Initiative'. In: Coasts and Ports 2011, Engineers Australia, 2011, Perth. Coasts and Ports 2011, Engineers Australia, 2011.

• SERRAO-NEUMANN, S. ; LOW CHOY, D. ; VAN STADEN, R. ; CRICK, F. ; SAHIN, O. ; GUAN, H. ; CHAI, G. . Climate Change Impacts On Road Infrastructure Systems And Services In South East Queensland: Implications for Infrastructure Planning and Management. In: State of Australian Cities Conference, 2011, Melbourne. State of Australian Cities Conference, 2011.

• STEELE, WENDY ; CRICK, F. ; SERRAO-NEUMANN, S. ; WADSWORTH, J. ; SHARMA, V. . Governing The Australian Megalopolis. The Challenge Of The 200km City (And Beyond). In: State of Australian Cities Conference, 2011, Melbourne. State of Australian Cities Conference, 2011.

• SCHUCH, G. ; SERRAO-NEUMANN, SILVIA ; Low Choy . Managing health impacts of heat in South East Queensland. Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness , 2014.

• DI GIULIO, GABRIELA M. ; SERRAO-NEUMANN, S. ; VIGLIO, E. ; FERREIRA, LUCIA C. ; CHOY, DARRYL LOW . Propostas metodológicas em pesquisas sobre risco e adaptação: uma contribuição a partir de experiências no Brasil e na Austrália. Ambiente e Sociedade (Campinas) , 2014.

Projetos de pesquisa

• 2014 - Atual

  Catchment scale landscape planning for water sensitive cities, Descrição: This project aims to derive a first order urban metabolism evaluation framework for the city region across urban, peri-urban and rural landscapes. This framework will be encapsulated within a whole-of-landscape planning and management city-region model that links cities ecologically and hydrologically to their region whilst accommodating the assessment of urban growth adapted to climate change. The project will ground this inquiry in statutory and non-statutory regional (catchment) scale planning processes.. , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (0) / Especialização: (0) / Mestrado acadêmico: (0) / Mestrado profissional: (0) / Doutorado: (0) . , Integrantes: Silvia Serrao-Neumann - Coordenador / Prof Darryl Low Choy - Integrante / Steven Kenway - Integrante / Marguerite Renouf - Integrante.

• 2014 - Atual

  Climate Change Adaptation for Natural Resource Management in East Coast Australia, Descrição: This Project aims to foster and support an effective community of practice for climate adaptation within the East Coast Cluster regions that will increase the capacity for adaptation to climate and ocean change through enhancements in knowledge and skills and through the establishment of long term collaborations. The project is being undertaken under the auspice of the Australian Government s Natural Resource Management Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation Research Grants Program (Stream 2), managed by the Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency. The East Coast Cluster consists of the coastal Natural Resource Management (NRM) bodies in Queensland and New South Wales between Rockhampton and Sydney. The Research Consortium comprises: University of Queensland (Consortium leader); Griffith University; University of Sunshine Coast; CSIRO; New South Wales Office of Environment and Heritage; and Queensland Department of Science, IT, Innovation and the Arts (Queensland Herbarium). . , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Integrantes: Silvia Serrao-Neumann - Coordenador / Prof Darryl Low Choy - Integrante / Melanie Cox - Integrante.

• 2014 - Atual

  Strategic Action Plan for the Sussex Inlet Community - Improving coastal communities' resilience and adaptation to natural hazards through planning, Descrição: This project aims to derive a long term strategic Action Plan for Sussex Inlet, Shoalhaven City, NSW that will allow the local community to maximise their capacity to be better adapted and develop resilience to natural hazards and a changing climate. The purpose of the strategic Action Plan is to establish priority actions that will enable the community to successfully engage with existing and future planning processes of various levels of government and non-government agencies and organisation. This Action Plan will also allow the community to take opportunities as they present themselves in order to achieve outcomes that will promote a high degree of liveability for their area. The project also aims to strengthen the integration of urban and regional planning and emergency management sectors to inform policy development for improved resilience of human settlements to natural hazards. The development of a long term community strategic Action Plan for the Sussex Inlet (twenty to twenty-five years into the future) will lead to the identification of a series of prioritised actions that will have to be implemented over the life of the Action Plan in order to achieve its strategic vision and intents. An adaptive management framework will need to be designed and incorporated into the Action Plan to facilitate future upgrades and revisions to the Action Plan in the light of new science, improved knowledge and understanding, particularly with regard to climate change and the incidence of natural hazards. Additionally, through the development of the long term strategic Action Plan, we seek to address the following research questions to: (i) identify what conditions might be required for successful collaborative community self improvement planning initiatives, particularly leading to sustainable and resilient communities, which are well adapted to natural hazards and a changing climate; and (ii) evaluate and document a bottom-up, community initiated and led, visioning and strategic planning initiatives, seeking to address whole-of-community responses to future natural hazards. . , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Integrantes: Silvia Serrao-Neumann - Coordenador / Prof Darryl Low Choy - Integrante.

• 2012 - 2013

  From Disaster To Renewal: The Centrality of Business Recovery to Community Resilience, Descrição: A study commissioned by the Regional Australia Institute to investigate the recovery of regional communities from natural disasters and how governments and others can best facilitate the recovery and renewal of local economies after disaster. Our contribution for this study involved the investigation of the post Yasi recovery process of the town of Cardwell, Queensland.. , Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Integrantes: Silvia Serrao-Neumann - Coordenador / Prof Darryl Low Choy - Integrante.

• 2012 - Atual

  Coastal Community Resilience to Natural Hazards - are local councils prepared?, Descrição: This project aims to derive a long term strategic Action Plan for the Conjola District, Shoalhaven City, NSW that will allow the local community to maximise their capacity to be better adapted and resilient to natural hazards and a changing climate. The purpose of the strategic Action Plan is to establish priority actions that will enable the community to successfully engage with existing and future planning processes as well as take ad hoc opportunities in order to achieve outcomes that will promote a high degree of liveability for their area. The development of a long term strategic Action Plan for the Conjola District (twenty to twenty-five years into the future) will lead to the identification of a series of prioritised actions that will have to be implemented over the life of the Action Plan in order to achieve its strategic vision and intents. An adaptive management framework will need to be designed and incorporated into the Action Plan to facilitate future upgrades and revisions to the Action Plan in the light of new science, improved knowledge and understanding, particularly with regard to climate change and the incidence of natural hazards. Additionally, through the development of the long term strategic Action Plan, the research team seeks to address the following research questions: (i) to identify what conditions might be required for successful collaborative community self improvement planning initiatives, particularly leading to sustainable and resilient communities, which are well adapted to natural hazards and a changing climate; and (ii) to evaluate and document a bottom-up, community initiated and led, visioning and strategic planning initiatives, seeking to address whole-of-community responses to future natural hazards. . , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Integrantes: Silvia Serrao-Neumann - Coordenador / Prof Darryl Low Choy - Integrante.

• 2011 - 2013

  Every state for themselves? Learning from cross-border regulatory instruments to support and promote climate change adaptation in Australia., Descrição: The impacts of climate change do not adhere to conventional governance boundaries. Floods for example do not stop at the state border, nor are storm surges contained within local government jurisdictions. Whilst this may appear self-evident, this inconvenient institutional truth poses considerable challenges to existing and deeply embedded governance frameworks. The emphasis of this 3-stage project is on identifying and collating the lessons learnt from key examples of innovative regulatory reform models, entities, authorities and mechanisms that have emerged to address the need for a cross-border approach to shared activities and resources. The implications of which are considered within the context of supporting and promoting climate change adaptation in Australia. The three stages include: an intensive literature review of key case studies in which cross border collaborations have been forged; a workshop and series of interviews with key stakeholders and end-users which focus on the Tweed Gold Coast case study featured in stage one; and the synthesis and dissemination of information uncovered in the first two stages.. , Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Integrantes: Silvia Serrao-Neumann - Coordenador / Prof Darryl Low Choy - Integrante / Florence Crick - Integrante / Wendy Steele - Integrante / Leila Eslami-Andargoli - Integrante / Lila Singh-Peterson - Integrante / Patricia Dale - Integrante.

• 2011 - 2012

  Improving adaptation of coastal communities through bottom-up approaches: a case study of the Cardwell community in North Queensland., Descrição: The Project aimed to explore how a bottom-up, community initiated and led, visioning and strategic planning initiative, could contribute to address sustainability and climate change adaptation challenges; and to identify what conditions would be required for successful collaborative community self improvement initiatives, particularly leading to sustainable and resilient communities, which are well adapted to natural hazards and a changing climate. This project adopted a scenario planning approach and data was collected through stakeholder workshops, participant observation and semi-structured interviews. In total, seven scenario planning workshops involving community members were held between March 2011 and November 2012. With an average participation of 15 people, workshops involved the collaborative development of an action plan to improve the strategic recovery from disasters for the Cardwell community.. , Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Integrantes: Silvia Serrao-Neumann - Coordenador / Prof Darryl Low Choy - Integrante / Florence Crick - Integrante.

• 2009 - 2012

  South East Queensland Climate Adaptation Research Initiative, Descrição: Griffith University s contribution to the South East Queensland Climate Adaptation Research initiative is to undertake an integrated multi-sectoral study of climate change adaptation options for human settlements in SEQ. The project will examine the interrelated sectors of: urban planning and management, including coastal management, human health, emergency management and physical infrastructure. It will develop and improve the adaptation strategies, policies, and practices in each sector and across sectors, for better governance and management in response to the impacts of climate change.. , Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Integrantes: Silvia Serrao-Neumann - Coordenador / Prof Darryl Low Choy - Integrante / Florence Crick - Integrante / Gemma Schuch - Integrante / Marcello Sano - Integrante / Oz Sahin - Integrante / Rudi van Staden - Integrante / Scott Baum - Integrante / Ben Harman - Integrante.