Chiara Cortinovis

Assistant Professor

University of Trento

Italy

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Chiara Cortinovis is an Assistant Professor at the University of Trento, Italy. Her research focuses on urban planning, with a particular emphasis on soil management, urban greening, and the socio-environmental dynamics in metropolitan areas. Recent articles explore themes such as reducing soil sealing, energy poverty vulnerability, and the implementation of nature-based solutions in urban settings.

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Articles (15)

Outlook on the knowledge gaps to reduce soil sealing and increase the reuse of urban soil

Preliminary assessment of the knowledge gaps to reduce soil sealing and increase the reuse of urban soil

Bird richness and Ecosystems Services across an urban to natural gradient in south-eastern Brazil: implications for landscape planning and future scenarios

Learning from Two Early Brownfield Redevelopment Projects in Italy: Soil Desealing, Cooling Effects, and Implementation of Nature-Based Solutions Through Traditional Planning Tools

Prejudices May Be Wrong: Exploring Spatial Patterns of Vulnerability to Energy Poverty in Italian Metropolitan Areas

Global shocks, cascading disruptions, and (re-)connections: viewing the COVID-19 pandemic as concurrent natural experiments to understand land system dynamics

Higher immigration and lower land take rates are driving a new densification wave in European cities

Greening cities through urban planning: A literature review on the uptake of concepts and methods in Stockholm

Simulating crowding of urban green areas to manage access during lockdowns

Scaling up nature-based solutions for climate-change adaptation

Urban transitions towards Nature-based Solutions

Practical applications of ecosystem services in spatial planning

What are the traits of a social-ecological system: towards a framework in support of urban sustainability

Synthesizing multiple ecosystem service assessments for urban planning. A review of approaches, and recommendations

Remote sensing in urban planning:

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Enzo Falco

Thilo Wellmann

dave kendal

Daria Sikorska

Davide Geneletti

María Piquer-Rodríguez

Cecilie Friis

Julie G. Zaehringer

Iwona Zwierzchowska

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