Following is a list of IAIA19 Annual Conference poster abstracts.
Presenting Author: Jackson Rose | Coauthor(s): Julia Haggerty
Summary Statement: Community Benefit Agreements may be important to secure long-term benefits from short-term extractive projects, and this work explores their reception and application in a rural U.S. community.
Presenting Author: Verónica Giberti | Coauthor(s): Maria Boveri
Summary Statement: We have an opportunity and a need to evaluate the environmental impact of four decades of economic and social development in Argentina upon its lakes and reservoirs.
Presenting Author: Hee Sagong | Coauthor(s): Yong-Joon Joo , Who-Seung Lee , Eugene
Summary Statement: We have conducted performance analysis to evaluate how the determination of appropriate alternatives and scoping were worked in the SEA in Korea.
Presenting Author: LEE SEUNG HYUN | Coauthor(s): JUNG SE-HOON , KIM JONG CHUN , LEE , HAN HYOUNG SUMSEUNG SUP & BAEK KI TAE
Summary Statement: Using drones for post-management of environmental impact assessment will enable active management of environmental changes in development projects.
Presenting Author: Martha Ly | Coauthor(s): Heidi Quintana , Alex Coz
Summary Statement: The total Ecological Value determination for wetlands in High Andes allows supporting wetlands preservation actions.
Presenting Author: Jung Eun Kang | Coauthor(s): Hee-sun Choi , Hee-soo Hwang , Sang-hyeok
Summary Statement: This study examined ecological network change affected by the 2020 invalidation of decisions on urban parks with a focus on Busan, Korea.
Presenting Author: Youngsoo LEE
Summary Statement: Through examination of main 4 reasons connected to EIA related law suit case, we can suggest soluitons to improve EIA legislation of Korea.
Presenting Author: Eunjeong Lee | Coauthor(s): Minji Park , Chun Gyeong Yun , Joongdae , Inhong SongChoi & Soonju Yu
Summary Statement: We analyzed characteristics of non-point source pollution by land-cover using EMC, first-flushing and correlation analysis.
Presenting Author: AHyun Dong | Coauthor(s): JungEun Kang , YOKO KAMATA
Summary Statement: In this study, We looked at the linkage between sustainable development goals and Korea's measures to adapt to climate change, and analyze the national climate change policy.
Presenting Author: Ditte Marie Mikkelsen
Summary Statement: Ramboll Environment & Health has significant experience working with large-scale multidisciplinary offshore EIAs, especially in the Nordic countries. EIA practitioners across the Nordic countries have
Presenting Author: Kyoung-Ho Kim
Summary Statement: SEA in water resource plan can be improved by focusing on sustainable water use that integrates water security and socio-ecological effects rather than environmental impacts of proposed plan.
Presenting Author: Junhoo Lee | Coauthor(s): Seonghwan Yoon
Summary Statement: The purpose of this study is to identify the relationship between weather variables and buildings damaged in natural disasters. We used four datasets on building damage history and 33 weather datasets
Presenting Author: MIchael Mackay Mackay | Coauthor(s): Nick Taylor , Harvey Perkins
Summary Statement: A 300km cycle trail in New Zealand was designed to have positive effects on local communities and environments, however, issues arise around potential impacts and sustainable outcomes.
Presenting Author: Moung Jin Lee | Coauthor(s): Namwook Cho
Summary Statement: This study suggests the implications for institutional development through case of Korea's environmental impact assessment information
Presenting Author: Fernanda Veronez | Coauthor(s): Marcelo Montaño
Summary Statement: The paper presents the results of an empirical study about the cost of Environmental Impact Assessment.
Presenting Author: Sun-Yong Kwon
Summary Statement: In this study, current status of earthquake risk assessment in Korean IA was examined and the improvement direction was suggested.
Presenting Author: Ken Aplin | Coauthor(s): Enock Kale , Kyle Armstrong
Summary Statement: Owl pellets provide more information on small mammals for less cost than trapping in biodiversity surveys.
Presenting Author: Jose Eduardo Xavier | Coauthor(s): Fernanda Veronez
Summary Statement: This paper provides some insights into how big data can influence and enhance the EIA systems.
Presenting Author: Gregory Barbara | Coauthor(s): Jope Davetanivalu , Easter Galuvao
Summary Statement: These guidelines highlight the importance of EIA, impact management and mitigation for promoting sustainable tourism development by avoiding or minimising potential damage to the environment
Presenting Author: Gunnar Baldwin (Jr.)
Summary Statement: This poster presents the findings of a comparative study of environmental licensing and enforcement systems Latin America in the context of activities subject to the ESIA process.
Presenting Author: Jin-Hee Lee | Coauthor(s): Yoo Heonseok , Lee Eojin
Summary Statement: The research provides a EIA follow-up measure for public paticipation in the environmentally sensitive designated waste landfill project and shares the exprience.
Presenting Author: Adika Rambally
Summary Statement: Financiers can play a big role in influencing positive ESRM. Their evolving role, responsibilities and ways in which they can exert influence through due diligence processes and the compliance cycle will be discussed (within a South African context).
Presenting Author: O. Mauricio Hernandez Carrascal
Summary Statement: This work presents a GIS-based environmental model which uses a multicriteria methodology to assess potential shale gas developments with hydraulic fracturing techniques (Piquirí basin, Brazil)
Presenting Author: Chae Yeon Park | Coauthor(s): Dong Kun Lee
Summary Statement: Development urban areas can change the heat wave impact on the outdoor people. We assessed the change of the heat wave impact by changing form and materials of urban canopy.
Presenting Author: Kerrie Aldous
Summary Statement: As impact assessments evolve towards performance based outcomes, this poster presents a visual exploration of the way impacts may be communicated for a reference design versus a more detailed design.
Presenting Author: Hye In Chung
Summary Statement: Suggesting a new methodology for increasing accuracy of species distribution model, focusing on both presence/absence accuracy
Presenting Author: David R. Decelis
Summary Statement: Through participative scoping of SEA for land use plans in Mexico, groundwater (GW) was integrated as a VEC to address technical, legal, and institutional shortcomings of GW-energy-food security nexus
Presenting Author: Judith Flores | Coauthor(s): Nahil Tarazona , Martha Ly
Summary Statement: The proposed tool based in the risk assessment helps to assess the probability to affect Collective Human Rights of Indigenous People and identify measures to mitigate the risk to affect the CHRIP.
Presenting Author: Takayuki Tsuchida | Coauthor(s): Chankosal Tauch , Phalla Chhim , Vuthea , Novida PorkPin & Akira Yamashita
Summary Statement: Outputs from the JICA's Technical Cooperation Project in Cambodia, Right-of-Way Management System consists of mapping, database, and preventive activities are introduced in terms of Environmental and
Presenting Author: MOTHUSI NTSEME | Coauthor(s): MOTHUSI NTSEME , JOHN YONA
Summary Statement: The Government of Zambia through Road Development Agency successfully implemented the AFDB Resettlement Action Plan to pave way for the construction of the OSBP which was a Loan condition.
Presenting Author: Myungjin Kim | Coauthor(s): Jong-Gwan Jung , Sookjin Jeon
Summary Statement: In retrospect we have learned IA lessons from KSEIA and we will develop IA in prospect. The future of KSEIA is the future of IA.
Presenting Author: Yumi Kim | Coauthor(s): Junyeong An
Summary Statement: Current status and problems of malodor assessment for strategic environmental impact assessment of city development project in South Korea were investigated.
Presenting Author: Antônio Borges
Summary Statement: In order to discuss how to apply the methodology for calculating the value of environmental compensation, analysts of the coordinations working with environmental licensing at the federal level
Presenting Author: Cristian Perez | Coauthor(s): Gino Araya
Summary Statement: This research analyzes mitigation measures implemented for biodiversity in Chile that have been sanctioned by the enforcement agency as a way to understand their relationship with the EIA process.
Presenting Author: Hanna Kalliolevo | Coauthor(s): Timo Vuorisalo , Matti Salo
Summary Statement: Approach to assess nature values and finding potential compensation areas for biodiversity offsetting based on a large database of nature inventories conducted in Finland.
Presenting Author: Poerna Srioetari | Coauthor(s): Adian Khoironi
Summary Statement: In viewing the existence of Tanjung Jati power plant, the neighborhood of study areas have a diverse thoughts because lack of knowledge about the impact of pm 2,5 for their health risk.
Presenting Author: Xiaoli Liu
Summary Statement: It is a key task for Chinese environmental protection departments to actively implement the requirements of the reform of the ecological civilization system and deepen the reform of the EIA system.
Presenting Author: Michel Marques
Summary Statement: NORM Waste Management by Offshore Oil and Gas Industry in Brazil and difficulties found by Federal Environmental Brazilian Agency in Envionmental Impact Assessment and licensing of such activities.
Presenting Author: Kyung-Hee Shin
Summary Statement: Comprehensive environmental impact assessment of NPP decommissioning project in Korea is required to complete the site closure successfully without the concern about radiological and non-radiological
Presenting Author: Junho Maeng | Coauthor(s): Taeyun Kim , Jinsung Seo
Summary Statement: This study aims to provide environmental impact assessment and ocean safety standards for the construction of the offshore wind farms in Southwest coast of South Korea. It will include the environmental information obtained from the long-term monitoring as a fundamental database and the environmental guidelines for the ocean safety obtained by identifying the physical, chemical, and biological impacts due to a large-scale offshore wind farm.
Presenting Author: Gordon Hickey
Summary Statement: Identify issues and opportunities presented by EIA monitoring and follow-up practices in Northern Quebec to enhance the inter-connections between the governance, communities, and resources management.
Presenting Author: Shahjahan Siraj
Summary Statement: Recently I have made two documentaries and photo stories on the climate change on life and adaption of Adivasis and coastal people in Bangladesh. I would like to share a photographic visual poster/ pr
Presenting Author: Yan Ruifeng | Coauthor(s): Li Wei , Gao Guanlong
Summary Statement: Exposure to PM2.5 causes damage to the liver and disrupts the normal metabolism of liver lipids in aged mice. Older mice are identified as susceptible populations.
Presenting Author: Chun-Cheng Feng
Summary Statement: Taiwan government has actively pushed Strategic Environmental Assessment(SEA), since the "Environmental Impact Assessment Act” was promulgated in 1994.We have complied 19 cases of SEA.
Presenting Author: Lan Lan | Coauthor(s): He Jia , Bao Cunkuan
Summary Statement: This paper uses the Theory of Planned Behavior and quantitative methods to analyze the behavior choice and influencing factors of public participation in EIA.
Presenting Author: Jia He | Coauthor(s): Xinyue Yao , Cunkuan Bao
Summary Statement: The paper will set up an integrated framework to categorize different public participation patterns in EIA practices and analyze their features to find a more effective type of public involvement.
Presenting Author: Arif Habibal Umam
Summary Statement: The issue of climate change still varies greatly in Indonesian SEA. Assessment of climate change issues in a SEA in Indonesia has no relation to sectoral policies, but the purpose of each region.
Presenting Author: Richard Morgan | Coauthor(s): Chantal Whitby
Summary Statement: Are s32 reports under the NZ RMA really the equivalent of SEA? Our project looked at 55 reports to find out.
Presenting Author: Ramiro Sarandón
Summary Statement: SEA of a regional Non Conventional oil & gas project in Argentina, recommend to prioritize environmental issues to transform this opportunity into a sustainable regional development plan.
Presenting Author: Yuki SHIBATA | Coauthor(s): Ayumi HORI , Daiki KAWASAKI
Summary Statement: This paper discusses lessons learned from advanced geothermal planning system in New Zealand for Japanese geothermal SIA.
Presenting Author: Junyeong An | Coauthor(s): Yu-Mi Kim
Summary Statement: In this presentation, we review the laws and institutions of South Korea for production and use of SRF, and reveal that SRF quality standards and management might influence EIA effectiveness.
Presenting Author: kongjang CHO | Coauthor(s): aram seo , junho maeng
Summary Statement: The results of scenario workshop with residents near the wind project planned site showed that this can be useful method for participatory renewable energy project planning.
Presenting Author: Hyosung Sun | Coauthor(s): Byungkwon Lee
Summary Statement: This study is focused on the suggestion for the assessment plan of the underwater noise impact in the development of an offshore wind turbine.
Presenting Author: Alberto Fonseca | Coauthor(s): Germán Fernandez
Summary Statement: What is the perception of civil servants about lengthy environmental impact statements? An online survey with more than 100 respondents explored answers to this question in the context of Brazil’s EIA
Presenting Author: Charlotta Faith-Ell | Coauthor(s): Ross Marschall , Heikki Kalle
Summary Statement: The Tallinn Forum is a co-operative initiative that has been developed by some of Europe’s leading practitioners in order to meet this need for reflection and capacity building in SEA.
Presenting Author: Warren Mayes
Summary Statement: An infographic representation of the entire contents of the World Bank ESF. Confronts ‘visual’ thinkers with a transparency unobtainable by summary or synopsis.
Presenting Author: Dirk Cilliers
Summary Statement: Scale is a key characteristic associated with spatial information and should be carefully considered in any process where spatial information is used to inform decision making. The screening and scopi
Presenting Author: Kanokporn Swangjang
Summary Statement: This study aims to analyse some hidden impacts of project location. Two groups of project according to Thai’s legislation, including Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) level and Environmental Heal
Presenting Author: Byungsun Yang | Coauthor(s): Dong Kun Lee
Summary Statement: By using simplified hydrological model, we simulated urban green space runoff reduction effect according spatial distribution and flash flood reduction.