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Charles Redman

Professor

Arizona State University

Affiliations

College of Global Futures

School of Sustainability

Charles Redman is currently serving as a College Of Global Futures Professor at Arizona State University.

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Arizona State University

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ecology urban ecology environmental science public health social sciences sustainable development climate change urban climate resilience sustainability science human-environment interactions human impacts on the environment urban planning environmental research urban geography social-ecological systems climate change adaptation complex systems thermal engineering higher education green transition urban adaptation environmental sustainability global ecology nature narrative human ecology institutional environment urban health plant diversity arid environments long-term studies urban ecological systems urban resilience resilience theory academic institutions central arizona urban heat applied ecology environmental planning urban history respiratory medicine wildlife plant science soil biology pest science complexity science long-term ecological research american archaeology institutional innovations institutional change system ecology natural systems urban governance population science population ecology spatial planning environmental stewardship phytogeography spatial ecology vegetation science landscape ecology research design nutrient management soil ecology environmental fate soil science key competencies reference framework academic program development scale mismatches ecological dimensions social dimensions urban transitions human-dominated ecosystems real world human impacts ecological sustainability geography sustainable urbanism

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Adaptive Capacity to Extreme Urban Heat: The Dynamics of Differing Narratives. Climate Risk Management (2022)

M. GuardaroD.M. HondulaJ. OrtizC.L. Redman

urban climatethermal engineeringurban heatadaptive capacityenvironmental scienceclimate change adaptationclimate dynamicsurban ecologyclimate changeadaptationurban heat mitigationurban adaptationnarrativeclimate riskevolutionary biologyecologyclimatologyclimate change mitigationrisk management

Evidence of Alliesthesia During a Neighborhood Thermal Walk in a Hot and Dry City. The Science of The Total Environment (2022)

Y. DzyubanD.M. HondulaJ.K. VanosA. MiddelP.J. CoseoE.R. KurasC.L. Redman

urban climatepublic healththermal engineeringneighborhood thermal walktotal environmenthuman geographyenvironmental sciencesocial sciencesenvironmental researchextreme environments

Social Capital: Improving Community Capacity to Respond to Urban Heat. Local Environment (2022)

M. GuardaroD. M. HondulaC. L. Redman

public healthurban heatsocial sciencessocial capitalsociology

Urban Climate Resilience Through Hybrid Infrastructure. Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability (2022)

Erik AnderssonNancy B GrimmJoshua A LewisCharles L RedmanStephan BarthelJohan ColdingThomas Elmqvist

urban climatehybrid infrastructuresustainable developmentenvironmental sustainabilityurban planningenvironmental engineeringpolitical sciencepublic policyurban climate resilience

Author Response for"Capturing Practitioner Perspectives on Infrastructure Resilience Using Q-Methodology". (2021)

None Yeowon KimNone Nancy B GrimmNone Mikhail V ChesterNone Charles L. Redman

infrastructure resilienceauthor responsesystems engineeringpractitioner perspectives

Capturing Practitioner Perspectives on Infrastructure Resilience Using Q-Methodology. Environmental Research Infrastructure and Sustainability (2021)

Yeowon KimNancy B GrimmMikhail V ChesterCharles L Redman

systems engineeringinfrastructure resilienceenvironmental engineeringenvironmental researchpractitioner perspectives

Coupled Human and Natural Systems: The Evolution and Applications of an Integrated Framework. AMBIO (2021)

Jianguo LiuThomas DietzStephen R. CarpenterWilliam W. TaylorMarina AlbertiPeter DeadmanCharles RedmanAlice PellCarl FolkeZhiyun OuyangJane Lubchenco

systems biologycomplex systemsevolutionary biology

Public Transit Infrastructure and Heat Perceptions in Hot and Dry Climates. International Journal of Biometeorology (2021)

Yuliya DzyubanDavid M. HondulaPaul J. CoseoCharles L. Redman

thermal engineeringpublic healthurban climateheat perceptionsbuilt environmentthermal comfortengineeringpublic transit infrastructureenvironmental engineeringbiometeorologyclimatologyurban designpublic transport

Building Community Heat Action Plans Story by Story: A Three Neighborhood Case Study. Cities (2020)

Melissa GuardaroMaggie MesserschmidtDavid M. HondulaNancy B. GrimmCharles L. Redman

health policypublic healthurban climateneighborhood case studycommunity developmentbuilt environmentnarrativecivic engagementcommunity engagementhealth planningurban planningcommunity buildingcommunity planningurban healthcase studies

Exploring Pedestrian Thermal Comfort in Hot Climates. (2020)

Yuliya DzyubanCharles RedmanDavid HondulaPaul CoseoAriane MiddelJennifer Vanos

public healthhot climatesbuilt environmentpedestrian thermal comfortthermal comfort

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Charles Redman

Professor

Arizona State University

Affiliations

College of Global Futures

School of Sustainability

Charles Redman is currently serving as a College Of Global Futures Professor at Arizona State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Charles Redman

Arizona State University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Adaptive Capacity to Extreme Urban Heat: The Dynamics of Differing Narratives. Climate Risk Management (2022)

M. GuardaroD.M. HondulaJ. OrtizC.L. Redman

Evidence of Alliesthesia During a Neighborhood Thermal Walk in a Hot and Dry City. The Science of The Total Environment (2022)

Y. DzyubanD.M. HondulaJ.K. VanosA. MiddelP.J. CoseoE.R. KurasC.L. Redman

urban climatepublic healththermal engineeringneighborhood thermal walktotal environmenthuman geographyenvironmental sciencesocial sciencesenvironmental researchextreme environments

Social Capital: Improving Community Capacity to Respond to Urban Heat. Local Environment (2022)

M. GuardaroD. M. HondulaC. L. Redman

public healthurban heatsocial sciencessocial capitalsociology

Urban Climate Resilience Through Hybrid Infrastructure. Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability (2022)

Erik AnderssonNancy B GrimmJoshua A LewisCharles L RedmanStephan BarthelJohan ColdingThomas Elmqvist

urban climatehybrid infrastructuresustainable developmentenvironmental sustainabilityurban planningenvironmental engineeringpolitical sciencepublic policyurban climate resilience

Author Response for"Capturing Practitioner Perspectives on Infrastructure Resilience Using Q-Methodology". (2021)

None Yeowon KimNone Nancy B GrimmNone Mikhail V ChesterNone Charles L. Redman

infrastructure resilienceauthor responsesystems engineeringpractitioner perspectives

Capturing Practitioner Perspectives on Infrastructure Resilience Using Q-Methodology. Environmental Research Infrastructure and Sustainability (2021)

Yeowon KimNancy B GrimmMikhail V ChesterCharles L Redman

systems engineeringinfrastructure resilienceenvironmental engineeringenvironmental researchpractitioner perspectives

Coupled Human and Natural Systems: The Evolution and Applications of an Integrated Framework. AMBIO (2021)

Jianguo LiuThomas DietzStephen R. CarpenterWilliam W. TaylorMarina AlbertiPeter DeadmanCharles RedmanAlice PellCarl FolkeZhiyun OuyangJane Lubchenco

systems biologycomplex systemsevolutionary biology

Public Transit Infrastructure and Heat Perceptions in Hot and Dry Climates. International Journal of Biometeorology (2021)

Yuliya DzyubanDavid M. HondulaPaul J. CoseoCharles L. Redman

Building Community Heat Action Plans Story by Story: A Three Neighborhood Case Study. Cities (2020)

Melissa GuardaroMaggie MesserschmidtDavid M. HondulaNancy B. GrimmCharles L. Redman

Exploring Pedestrian Thermal Comfort in Hot Climates. (2020)

Yuliya DzyubanCharles RedmanDavid HondulaPaul CoseoAriane MiddelJennifer Vanos

public healthhot climatesbuilt environmentpedestrian thermal comfortthermal comfort

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