RESILIENCE LIVE
Resilience Live is a webinar series spearheaded by UP NOAH Center. It aims to feature efforts that contribute to the UNESCO International Geoscience Programme (IGCP) Project 692 which explores geoheritage as a tool for developing resilience to natural hazards by organizing related projects around the world. With a general theme of Exploring Geoheritage for Resilience Building, the series features one topic and a subject matter expert monthly. Specifically, the webinar series aims to:
- 1. Provide a medium for information and knowledge sharing across different stakeholders;
- 2. Facilitate DRR-CCA planning integrated with social and technical aspects in the community;
- 3. Pursue global strategies and experiences learned from our international partners; and
- 4. Encourage collaboration among people, organizations, and institutions on topics involving resilience
Resilience Live airs every last working Thursday of the month at 4:00 PM
Episodes:
Ep 1: Tapping Citizen Scientists for Hazard Mapping and Disaster Studies
Ep 2: The Role of Universities in Anticipatory Planning
Ep 3: Sustainable Coastal Engineering
Ep 4: Tropical Cyclones and Water-related Disasters
Ep. 5: Identifying Archetypes of Participatory Flood Risk Governance under Climate Futures
Ep. 6: What is the place of Geoheritage in the Anthropocene?
Ep. 7: A Geopark Project for Isla de Ometepe, Nicaragua – Making Science Useful to the Community
Ep 8: Ang Kabalintunaan ng Pananaliksik Tungkol sa Disaster: Hegemonya, Pagtunggali, at Dismaya
Ep 9: Urban fire as a hazard and urban fire regimes in Manila
Ep 10: Macolod to Masungi: Conversations on the Conservation of Geoheritage in the Philippines
Ep 11 & 12: Resilience Live Anniversary Episode
Ep 13: Integrating Spatial Thinking in Natural Resources Management and Planning
Ep 14: Communicating Resilience: Visualization, Virtual/Augmented Reality, Serious Games, and AI