I served as visiting postdoctoral researcher at Natural Hazards Center, University of Colorado - Boulder, with the support of Fapesp (2022-2023). I am PI of COPE Project, which is analysing the capacities of organizations to cope with extreme events. I am also co-chair of the Subseasonal Applications for Agriculture and Environment (SAGE), a project from World Meteorological Organization. Between 2020 and 2021, I was the PI of ELOS Project, which analyzed the capacities and needs of municipal civil defense units in Brazil, as requested by the National Civil Defense (with the support of UNDP). Over the past 18 years I have studied the sociology of disasters. I have experience in international projects related to disaster science and climate change adaptation, with 52 articles and nine books published in the last five years. I have experience in coordinating international networks of researchers, please see the free e-book project Reduction of Vulnerability to Disasters: from knowledge to action, which involved 87 researchers from 12 countries, represented by 28 chapters in English, Spanish and Portuguese (https://preventionroutes.weebly.com/capiacutetuloschapters.html). I am also affiliate researcher of the Warning Research Center/University College London and member of Research Committee "Sociology of Disaster" (RC 39), in the International Sociological Association (ISA) (https://www.isa-sociology.org/en/research-networks/research-committees/rc39-sociology-of-disasters/ ). I am at the Editorial Teams of Disaster Prevention and Management Journal (https://emeraldgrouppublishing.com/products/journals/editorial_team.htm?id=dpm ) and Environmental Hazards Journal (https://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/pdf/editor/tenh-board-members.pdf).My scientific life is related to disasters. From 2004 to 2011, I was researcher at Núcleo de Estudos e Pesquisas Sociais em Desastres, Federal University of São Carlos (NEPED/UFSCar). My PhD in Sociology (2013) was about disaster recovery process. At NEPED/UFSCar I also did my master in sociology, studying the temporary shelter in disasters (2010). I also has a Master in Human Rights, Global Risk Management and Disaster Prevention Policies (Henry Dunant Fundation-Chile, 2012). Since 2014, I am researcher at Cemaden/MCTIC, where I have been interacting with researchers from different expertise and stakeholders as civil defense officers. I am also teaching about disaster science. I am professor at the Doctorate Program on Earth System Science at the National Institute for Space Research (PGCST/INPE), and at the Postgraduate Program on Disaster Science (ICT/Unesp - Cemaden/MCTIC). Since 2020, Marchezini is the Director of Social-Environmental Extremes Lab (UNSEEL). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change indicates the intensification of climate-related extreme events, with several impacts and accumulated social vulnerabilities, causing disasters with cascading effects. To face these scenarios of climate and social crises - worsened by the Covid-19 pandemic -, how can we develop transdisciplinary research methods …
This doctoral research proposal is part of the Organizational Capabilities for Preparation for Extreme Events (COPE) project, which is supported by Fapesp. The theme of the doctoral research centers on the perception of risk communication carried out by public management and communities, considering the dimensions of gender, age and people with disabilities. The research will use question…
The general objective of this master's research is to assess the needs and capacities for preparedness for extreme weather and climate events in Brazilian municipalities. To this end, three main aspects will be analyzed: i) the structure of disaster risk management in the municipalities, ii) the need for training to prepare for extreme weather and climate events, iii) governance, i.e., f…
The sixth report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change indicates the intensification of weather and climate extreme events, mainly those related to temperature and precipitation, such as heat waves, droughts and heavy rains. These extreme events, associated with the processes of intensifying social vulnerability in the territory, can lead to disasters with cascading impacts. …
The sixth report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change indicates the intensification of weather and climate extreme events, mainly those related to temperature and precipitation, such as heat waves, droughts and heavy rains. These extreme events, associated with the processes of intensifying social vulnerability in the territory, can lead to disasters with cascading impacts. …
In recent years several disaster studies have been carried out by different disciplines, using their own methods and concepts (RODRIGUES ET AL, 2015). However, disasters are complex socioenvironmental problems resulted from the interdependence of vulnerabilities and natural hazard events which call for the development of multidisciplinary methods and approaches that can subsidy disaster r…
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