What would a large-scale coastal retreat policy really look like? A scenario planning case study on coastal Long Island, New York
Donovan Finn, Stony Brook University
Sung-Gheel Jang, Stony Brook University
Jessica Tran, Stony Brook University
Identifying Climate Gentrification Across the East Coast of the United States: A Machine Learning Approach
Kelsea Best, Vanderbilt University
Md Sariful Islam, Virginia Tech University
Zeynab Jouzi, North Carolina State University
Timothy Kirby, Florida International University
Rebecca Nixon, Purdue University
Azmal Hossan, Colorado State University
Richard Nyiawung, University of Guelph
The design and implementation of public space as a problem and opportunity for managed retreat iterations and risk reduction both in physical and knowledge territories: Lessons from urban design practice in Puerto Rico
Fernando Pabón, Architect and Urbanist
Evaluating Land Use Tradeoffs on Agricultural Lands Affected by Sea Level Rise
Taryn Sudol,Maryland Sea Grant
Christine Miller Hesed, Department of Anthropology, University of Maryland
Jenna Clark, Maryland Sea Grant
Fredrika Moser, Maryland Sea Grant
Decision-Support Tool for Testing Managed Retreat Policies: A Framework
Caroline Williams, University of Delaware
Rachel Davidson, University of Delaware
Linda Nozick, Cornell University
Joseph Trainor, University of Delaware
Jamie Kruse, East Carolina University
Meghan Millea, East Carolina University
You cannot unknow this: From the Cusp of Survival to Emerging Practice
Ann Kosmal, U.S. General Services Administration
Case Insights:
Bina Desai: Why managed retreat? the implications of climate-related displacement
Christian Huggel: Retreat from mountain to sea in Peru
Reinhard Mechler: Re-retreat on flood plains in Nepal
Tiziana Bonzon: Tackling Planned Relocation in the Red Cross/Red Crescent Movement
Cross-cutting issues:
Stefan Hochrainer-Stigler: The fiscal costs of displacement
Swenja Surminski: Resilience and managed retreat across geographies- the financial implications
Elisa Calliari: Institutional and governance challenges for planned relocation
Plenary discussion:
Colin Mc Quistan: Kick-off commentary: A practitioner’s perspective
Discussion with all facilitated by Sirkku Juhola
Linda Orel, The Trustees of Reservations
Carri Hulet, CH Consulting, LLC
Maggie Battaglin Gurule, Buyout Manager
Thomas Hughes, Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency
Ann Schmid, Iowa Economic Development Authority
Brandy Bones, ICF
Lauren Nichols, ICF
Kevin Roddy, ICF
The Consumption and (Re)Production of the Post-Buyout Landscape: An Analysis of Visual Culture
Elyse Zavar, University of North Texas, Department of Emergency Management & Disaster Science
Sherri Brokopp Binder, Brokoppbinder Research & Consulting
Alex Greer, University at Albany
Goals and Outcomes of U.S. Voluntary Buyouts: A Systematic, Comparative Literature and Media Analysis Jennifer Niemann, University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Science
Miyuki Hino, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Caroline Kraan, University of Miami
A.R. Siders, University of Delaware
Katharine Mach, University of Miami
Control over one’s environment? Leveling political capabilities to advance procedural justice in managed retreat
Lieke Brackel, Delft University of Technology
Towards a Better Buyout
Sara Bohnert, University of Waterloo
Best Practices for Voluntary Buy-Out Programs
Steve Mollica, The LTL-Schock Group
Phillip Kash, Partner at HR&A Advisors
David Lessinger, Sr. Advisor at CSRS
Marissa Aho, Chief Resilience Officer of Houston, Texas
Jessica Simms, State of Louisiana Office of Community Development
Dave Canaan, Director of Storm Water Services of Charlotte, Mecklenburg County
Miyuki Hino, Assistant Professor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Radley Horton, Lead Principle Investigator, Consortium for Climate Risk in the Urban Northeast
Susanne Moser, Director, Susanne Moser Research & Consulting
Nadia Seeteram, PhD Candidate, Florida International University
Linda Shi, Assistant Professor, Cornell University
Daniel Zarrilli, Special Advisor, Climate & Sustainability, Columbia University