Daniella Hirschfeld
Landscape & Environmental Plan
Assistant Professor | Climate Adaptation Planning, Urban Ecology, Environmental Justice
Educational Background
Teaching Interests
Environmental Planning; Climate Adaptation; Urban Ecology; Hazard Mitigation; Spatial Analysis
Research Interests
I weave together the fields of urban ecology and environmental planning to investigate resilient systems. I approach this investigation through three interwoven tracks. First, I look at the adaptive capacity of systems to understand their ability to change to meet future conditions. Second, I focus on the decision-making environment, unpacking the use of science and the connections to the cost of proactive adaptation actions. My third area of research is spatial analysis, which is primarily a tool I use to support the other two areas of work.
Publications | Abstracts
- Hirschfeld, D., (2019). The Landscape of Sea Level Rise Resources in California: Lessons from Action Typologies and Barriers. Annual Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference
- Hirschfeld, D., (2019). Local landscapes: Highlighting disparities in sea level rise planning. American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting
- Hirschfeld, D., (2018). Local knowledge landscapes: Understanding current progress and ongoing needs to build resilience in coastal California. Annual Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference
- Hirschfeld, D., (2018). Coastal green infrastructure: Estimates of market and non-market values in the context of rising sea Levels. American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting
- Hirschfeld, D., (2017). Transformation: From protective infrastructure to multi-functional landscapes. Stockholm Resilience Center – Resilience Conference
- Hirschfeld, D., (2017). Transformational capacity: Exploring a place’s ability to change. American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting
An asterisk (*) at the end of a publication indicates that it has not been peer-reviewed.
Publications | Book Chapters
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Publications | Journal Articles
Academic Journal
- Hirschfeld, D., Hill, K., Riordan, B., (2020). The Regional Fingerprint: A New Tool to Evaluate Adaptive Capacity. Environmental Science & Policy, 112, 36-46.
- Hirschfeld, D., Hill, K., (2022). The Landscape of Sea Level Rise Adaptation Resources: Applying Grounded Theory in California. Climate Services, 28, doi: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cliser.2022.100332
- Wang, S., Hirschfeld, D., Lisonbee, J., Gillies, R.R, (2022). Feasibility of Adding Twitter Data to Aid Drought Depiction: Case Study in Colorado. Water, 14:2773, doi: https://doi.org/10.3390/w14182773
- Hirschfeld, D., Hill, K., (2017). Choosing a future shoreline for the San Francisco Bay: strategic coastal adaptation insights from cost estimation. Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 5:3, 42.
- Vengosh, A., Hirschfeld, D., Vinson, D., Dwyer, G., Raanan, H., Marie, A., Zaarur, S., Ganor, J., (2014). Response to Comment on "High Naturally Occurring Radioactivity in Fossil Groundwater from the Middle East". Environmental science \& technology, 48:16, 9946--9947.
- Vengosh, A., Hirschfeld, D., Vinson, D., Dwyer, G., Raanan, H., Rimawi, O., Al-Zoubi, A., Akkawi, E., Marie, A., Haquin, G., others, , (2009). High naturally occurring radioactivity in fossil groundwater from the Middle East. Environmental science \& technology, 43:6, 1769--1775.
An asterisk (*) at the end of a publication indicates that it has not been peer-reviewed.
Publications | Technical Reports
Research Reports
- Hirschfeld, D., (2022). Sea-Level Rise Practitioner Workshop Report: Leading Practices and Current Challenges. *
An asterisk (*) at the end of a publication indicates that it has not been peer-reviewed.
Publications | Other
Other
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