Presenting Author: JIYELEE  |  Coauthor(s):  Junyeong An

Summary Statement: This paper addresses the subject of scoping in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) in South Korea

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: PhathutshedzoMukwevho  |  Coauthor(s):  Francois Retief ,   Roelof   Burger

Summary Statement: The study evaluates stakeholder's perceptions on the extent to which AQMPs as a decision support tool influences decision making in various spheres of government in South Africa.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: Bening Keindahan  |  Coauthor(s):  Muhamad Nasri

Summary Statement: This study analyzes the differences between public consultation in ESIA practices in Indonesia and Canada based on the aspects of government, community, and proponent.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: JOSÉ EDUARDO BEVILACQUA   |  Coauthor(s):  Fernanda Sobral

Summary Statement: The work portrays a successful case relating to the conflict between licensing the dredging contaminated sediment, the conditions of navigation and targeting the contaminated sediment.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: TaeyunKim  |  Coauthor(s):  kyoungmin kim ,   Junyeong   An

Summary Statement: This study is the development of an environmental impact assessment support system that focuses on the marine environment and helps to prepare a sound environmental impact statement through this syste

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: SANGBUMLEE 

Summary Statement: Study the ecological impact of terrestrial insects caused by light pollution in Korea and propose a EIA guideline of night-time insect survey

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: KyoungminKim  |  Coauthor(s):  Hyungjin Jeon ,   Junyeong   An

Summary Statement: Introduce a preliminary review system for environmental impact assessments, designed to evaluate the effectiveness of data used in preparing environmental impact assessments.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: EUN SUBKIM  |  Coauthor(s):  Dong Kun Lee ,   Ji Young   Kim ,   Yoon Ho Jeon

Summary Statement: This study evaluates the efficacy of mitigation measures in Korean development projects, revealing their varying success depending on environmental conditions and disturbance levels

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: VeronicaRohr  |  Coauthor(s):  Jill Blakley ,   Phil   Loring

Summary Statement: This study evaluates how Canadian offshore petroleum SEA practice addresses food security, unveiling strengths, gaps and potential for improved integration in environmental assessment.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: AndreaRepetto Vargas 

Summary Statement: The journey from an independent accountability mechanism on social and environmental issues in understanding the relationship between gender and its case handling processes.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: DONGHAEBAEK  |  Coauthor(s):  WON KIM

Summary Statement: In South Korea, increased riparian vegetation due to climate change elevates flood levels. A study on the Seomjin River showed vegetation caused a 0.5 to 1.0-meter water level rise.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: JongsikHa 

Summary Statement: This study attempted to propose a methodology and institutional improvement for location feasibility evaluation of residential areas in urban development plans.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: MuhamadNasri  |  Coauthor(s):  Bening Keindahan

Summary Statement: This research aims to identify the roles and challenges of indigenous people in just energy transition in Indonesia.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: HarrisonMcGrath  |  Coauthor(s):  Lori Cyprien, Brian Fung (ACFN), Anne Hervieux, Chris Wagner, Susan Leech (Firelight)

Summary Statement: Two Indigenous nations developed a caribou stewardship plan. The intent was to increase community involvement, leverage IK and develop a plan that had clear and ambitious goals for recovery.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: TaehoPark  |  Coauthor(s):  Byungkwon Lee ,   Kyoungmin   Kim ,   Youngmin Park

Summary Statement: This study explores machine learning methods for noise mapping, providing essential data for urban environmental assessments and deepening our understanding of urban noise impact.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: MarilynWingi 

Summary Statement: Describing strategies of Village Liaison Officer and Community Safety Monitor that continue to enhance collaboration in remote communities of Papua New Guinea

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: DianaSerrano Timonet   |  Coauthor(s):  Ragnvald Larsen

Summary Statement: We will provide an overview of the different spatial tools supporting sustainable development actions. It will foster a common understanding of these tools and guide appropriate decision-making.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: KristyFranks  |  Coauthor(s):  Howard Macdonald ,   Sheree   House ,   Whitney Blacksmith

Summary Statement: The Cree Nation in Quebec is working to adopt and adapt new ‘modernized’ provincial recycling programs in ways that respect traditional ways and benefit local communities in remote locations

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: Ana Paula AlvesDibo  |  Coauthor(s):  Luis Enrique Sánchez ,   Carla Grigoletto   Duarte ,   Juliana Siqueira-Gay ,   Alexander Turra

Summary Statement: A review of initiatives of selected countries to assess cumulative impacts and manage the development of offshore wind energy, their drivers and possible recommendations to emerging markets.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: JunhoMaeng  |  Coauthor(s):  Haemi Lee

Summary Statement: Development of a Shared Platform for Environmental Monitoring Information for Offshore Wind Energy Projects

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: Katsuhide TAKAHASHI   |  Coauthor(s):  Yuki SHIBATA

Summary Statement:

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: HeidiWalker  |  Coauthor(s):  John Sinclair

Summary Statement: This poster reflects on why qualitative methods are essential in IA, identifies available methods, and notes needs/barriers to be addressed if qualitative methods are to meaningfully contribute to IA.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: Mario Tenorio  |  Coauthor(s):  Dany Chunga ,   Josué   Cárdenas ,   Marlene Camacho ,   Eva Mori

Summary Statement: Present the riparian reforestation plans included in the IGAPROs (evaluated by SENACE), as part of the interventions for overflow and flood control in Peru.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: GavinCowden  |  Coauthor(s):  Robyn Luyt

Summary Statement: The sudden demand for renewable energy in Mpumalanga and the lack of strategic interventions to address impacts threatens to undermine the sustainability of renewable energy in the province.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: Dae-SikOh  |  Coauthor(s):  Chang-Wan Choi ,   Seung-Hyun   Lee

Summary Statement: This studies the method of monitoring in EIA implementation and follow-up of solar power generation facility using drones in South Korea.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: Kyung-hee Shin  |  Coauthor(s):  Jae-hyuck Lee ,   Jong-moon   Park ,   Kongjang Kongjang

Summary Statement: Assuming the scoping of EIA for waste treatment facility, an alternative comparison workshop was conducted and this could be useful in improving understanding and securing reliability.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: Su-binSong  |  Coauthor(s):  Seonghwan Yoon ,   Taechol   Lee

Summary Statement: We would like to review related research aimed at reducing energy use in indoor cultivation greenhouses and review the direction for low-energy greenhouse plans.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: Ju-HeeNam  |  Coauthor(s):  Seonghwan Yoon ,   Taechol   Lee

Summary Statement: The total annual building energy consumption was reviewed while changing the ratio. The building parameters will be extracted from the basic design.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: NatalieRoss  |  Coauthor(s):  Sarah Desrosiers

Summary Statement: This session highlights the Nlaka’pamux Impact Assessment Framework as a successful case study of applying the framework to a project within the Nlaka’pamux Territory

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: AntoniaFortt  |  Coauthor(s):  Camila Olea ,   Luciano   Andrade ,   Luis Salazar ,   Leonardo Mena & Karen Espinoza

Summary Statement: In Chile, the Environmental Qualification Resolutions are the origin of environmental compliance. It is advisable develop Evidence Based Plans to point towards a Compliance Standard.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: ChristinaPobee 

Summary Statement: This paper focuses broadly on the global decarbonisation agenda with a narrow focus on South Africa’s just energy transition and how impact assessment tools can play a pivotal role in this

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: MasahiroSeki  |  Coauthor(s):  Ayano Takeuchi

Summary Statement: Japan has the law for a smooth consensus with fishermen in the introduction of OWP. This study analyzes what statements of stakeholders does statutory councils summarize as opinions.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: Jung AukPark 

Summary Statement: In order to conduct an efficient environmental impact assessment, we reviewed ways to utilize the soil contamination-related database already established in the soil contamination field in ROK.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: LinPin-tsen  |  Coauthor(s):  Wei-Chuan Hu

Summary Statement: This poster mainly discusses the science park development is required to include an action plan to achieve a just transformation.

 

Acceptance Status: approve

 

Presenting Author: OmarHallab  |  Coauthor(s):  Lisa Nelson ,   Senuri   Mahamithawa ,   Eva Policarpo ,   Dr Katie Hirono & Ryngan Pyper

Summary Statement: This poster demonstrates the value that Health Impact Assessment brings to the planning process by comparing three case studies in practice.

 

Acceptance Status: approve