Climate justice in future cities: geographical perspectives for inclusive urban resilience and adaptation
Conference Session inside “Smart and Sustainable Planning for Cities and Regions”, Eurac Research
Here you can find the videos and presentations of the III Conference on Climate Justice held on 21st July from the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on Climate Justice and the international research group “Climate Change, Territories, Diversities”.


Speakers
Advancing climate justice through participatory mapping: green and blue infrastructure planning for adaptation to climate-induced floods in Thorncliffe Park, Toronto
Khirfan Luna
Borning cities in the climate crisis: mapping refugee camps by an open GIS-based workflow
Sonny Masoni
The Coast isn’t Clear: Climate Justice Implications of Communicating Urban Flood Risk in Affluent Vulnerable Communities
Sara Bonati
Monitoring Heat Waves and Urban Heat Islands for Inclusive Mitigation Strategies: A Case Study in the Municipality of Padua (Italy)
Salvatore Eugenio Pappalardo
Relational values of urban green spaces in Milan
Stefania Benetti
A climate justice approach to urbanisation processes in the South
Manuel Bayón Jiménez
Extreme Citizen Science for Climate Justice: mapping populated centers affected from gas flaring in the Ecuadorian Amazon Region
Francesco Facchinelli
Oil development and urban jungles in Ecuadorian Amazon: expansion and territorial changes in “El Coca”
Daniele Codato
Climate Justice in the future cities: perspectives from GIScience and Voluntereed Geography
Micheal F. Goodchild
“The GIScience could be the define as Spatial is special because there is a spatial dependence and the nearby things are more similar than distant things which means that a sample of people from one area will not be a random sample of the world’s population. “
Micheal F. Goodchild