Poster Presentations
Our poster presentations will be located in the Marquee amongst the Exhibitors.
The authors will be with their posters to present at 10:55am - 11:10am, on day one of the conference, Monday 27 July.
Please see the list of the poster presentations below.
Lessons Learnt from Embedding Researchers in a Disaster Management Project.
Tim Corney – Victoria University
Reaching for the Sky - Evolving Surf Life Saving Queensland's Volunteer Drone Services
Natalie Edwards – Surf Life Saving QLD
Surf Life Saving Queensland Emergency Management Framework & Roadmap 2026–2030
Matthew Thompson – Surf Life Saving QLD
Expanding Our Reach - The Evolution of the Surf Life Saving Queensland Coastal Safety Network
Jack McNeil – Surf Life Saving QLD
Linkages Between Academia and Internal EM Qualifications - Bridging the Gap
Dave Owens – Risk-e Business Consultants
From Crisis to Collaboration: Applying the Pentahelix Model to Slow-Onset Disasters and Complex Humanitarian Crises
Arsyad Azizi Iriansyah – National Disaster Management Agency
Lessons from U.S. FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Grant Programs: Key Actionable Insights for Lasting Change
Rachael Wall – CDM Smith
Engaging Offenders and Low-Security Prisoners to Enhance Disaster Resilience Across Queensland Communities
Emily Schmidt – Queensland Corrective Services
Evaluating Collaborative Disaster Risk Management: The Use of Hazard & Impact Scenarios in Aotearoa
Alexia Scott – University of Canterbury
Mobilising Volunteer Power as a Strategic Capability for Public and Emergency Services
Shannan Gove – Rosterfy
Co-Designing Multilingual Resources to Enhance Disaster Resilience in CALD Communities
Gillian Moody – Queensland Reconstruction Authority
Building a Resilient University: AUT’s Strategic Path to Emergency Readiness and Continuity
Todd Miller – AUT University
Evaluating Collaborative Disaster Risk Management: The Use of Hazard & Impact Scenarios in Aotearoa
Alexia Stock – University of Canterbury
Pace Over Perfection: Leadership and Innovation Lessons from the Tākaka Hill Storm Recovery Programme
Grant Maxwell – NZ Infrastructure Resilience Lead
Co-Designing Accessible Emergency Communication: Digital Solutions with Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Communities in Queensland
Pallav Pant – Griffith University
Beyond Broadcast: Building Inclusive Early Warning Systems for Diverse Communities
Ola Salako – University of Southern Queensland
How a Volcanic Small Island Destination Navigates Their Disaster Threat: A Lesson from Indonesia
Tomi Agfianto – Bournemouth University
From Debrief to Behaviour: Making Lessons Stick with a Lessons-to-Action Pipeline
Dr Patrick Fong – Griffith University
Training Beyond Compliance: Motivational Implications for Volunteer Emergency Services
Andrew Watkins, Emergency Services and Community Groups Volunteer
Integrating Wildlife into Emergency Management to Reduce Human Risk‑Taking in Disasters
Robert Leach, IFAW - International Fund for Animal Welfare
Reducing the Burden: Engineering High-Risk Communities to Protect Themselves and Their Firefighters
Kate Coxall, Prodigy Wildfire Solutions
Five Challenges of Hybrid Disaster Risk Governance across One Health and Early Warning Systems
Mukeh Kenneth Fahnbulleh, Phd Student, Bournemouth University
