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Participant observation from online and in-person engagements of the FloodWise Communities conducted in 2021 and 2022

Authors: Domingue, Simone, Erica A Goto, Lisa Maillard, Natalie C Herbert, James Pew, Catherine Kemp, Amy Van Zanen, Miranda Dupre, Maeghen Goode, Bryce Frohlich, Kimberly Channell, Jasmyn Noel, and Maria Lemos
Published On: Nov 13 2023 21:42 UTC
DOI: https://doi.org/10.7266/FPRGSHAR
UDI: T5.x896.000:0002
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Project Information

Funded By:
National Academies of Sciences Gulf Research Program

Funding Cycle:
Thriving Communities 5

Research Group:
Making Gulf Communities More Resilient: Scaling-up Customized Vulnerability Assessment for Extreme Events in Gulf Cities

Point of Contact

Erica Goto
University of Arizona
ericagoto@arizona.edu

Data Collection Period
2021-10-01
to
2022-04-30
Theme keywords

participant observation, engagement, FloodWise Communities, survey, community

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Abstract:

This dataset contains participant observations obtained during online and virtual engagements between October 2021 and April 2022 from individuals in FloodWise Communities. The data provides clues about the dynamic between participants and fundamental aspects of this research project, such as credibility/legitimacy, risk perception, community perception, co-creation/engagement dynamics, and adaptive capacity, boundary organizations, interplay, and usability/fit. Transcriptions of interviews conducted with engagement participants during 2022-2023 are available in GRIIDC dataset T5.x896.000:0001 (https://doi.org/10.7266/BFG4HJ9G).

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Domingue, Simone, Erica A Goto, Lisa Maillard, Natalie C Herbert, James Pew, Catherine Kemp, Amy Van Zanen, Miranda Dupre, Maeghen Goode, Bryce Frohlich, Kimberly Channell, Jasmyn Noel, and Maria Lemos. 2023. Participant observation from online and in-person engagements of the FloodWise Communities conducted in 2021 and 2022. Distributed by: GRIIDC, Harte Research Institute, Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi. doi:10.7266/FPRGSHAR

Purpose:

To gain more in-depth data and knowledge on the engagement process between researchers, adaptation professionals, and practitioners.

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