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Clean Air and Urban Landscapes Hub - Approved Projects

Clean Air and Urban Landscapes Hub - Approved Projects as at November 2021

Project ID

Project title

Lead organisation

NESP funding

1

Western air-shed and particulate study for Sydney

University of Wollongong

 

1.1

Extending air quality measurement/monitoring capacity

University of Wollongong

$770,982

1.2

Implementing state-of-the-science air quality modelling techniques for estimating human exposure to airborne pollutants

University of Wollongong

$453,599

1.3

Exploring potential measurement and modelling techniques for estimating human exposure to airborne pollutants

University of Western Australia

$17,394

1.4

Clean Air Plan for Western Sydney

University of Melbourne

$0 (funded via co-contributions)

2

Data integration

University of Melbourne

$203,542

3

Urban greening for liveability and biodiversity

University of Western Australia

 

3.1

Quantifying urban green space and tree cover

RMIT University

$113,493

3.2

Review of the knowledge base

University of Tasmania

$380

3.3

Understanding the psycho-social dimensions of urban greening

University of Melbourne

$168,368

3.4

Assessing the vulnerability of Australian cities' green infrastructure to climate change

University of Melbourne

$237,783

3.5

Developing an audit tool to quantify the multiple benefits of urban greening

University of Melbourne

$143,193

3.6

Quantifying the co-benefits of urban greening to develop an optimisation framework for urban planners and policymakers

(NB: subproject 3.6 was rolled into project 6)

RMIT University

$60,029

3.7

Development of an integrated sampling and experimental framework

(NB: subproject 3.7 was rolled into subprojects 3.3, 3.5 and 3.6)

University of Melbourne

$0 (funded via co-contributions)

3.8

Green space governance in a changing green urban landscape

University of Melbourne

$103,357

3.9

Informing management of changing urban green spaces

University of Tasmania

$38,861

3.10

Monitoring and evaluation of multifunctional green space at different scales

University of Tasmania

$0 (funded via co-contributions)

3.11

Biodiversity and human-nature considerations in urban forest management

University of Western Australia

$266,465

3.13

Indigenous Noongar perspectives in city planning and urban nature

The University of Western Australia

$167,575

4

Urban systems for liveability

RMIT University

 

4.1

Consolidating liveability indices and transport futures

RMIT University

$468,091

4.2

Making greening happen in consolidating cities

RMIT University

$620,434

4.3

Liveability

RMIT University

$507,602

4.4

Indoor air quality

(NB: subproject 4.4 was rolled into subproject 7.3)

University of Melbourne

$69,445

4.5

A publication for local government on the tools and techniques to increase greening

RMIT University

$58,722

5

The shared urban habitat

University of Melbourne

 

5.1

Baselining urban biodiversity

University of Melbourne

$82,160

5.2

Bringing nature back into cities

RMIT University

$367,030

5.3

Developing an integrated urban citizen science program

University of Melbourne

$441,556

5.4

Ecology and conservation of native wildlife in cities

University of Melbourne

$237,933

5.5

Indigenous-led research on biodiversity in the city

University of Melbourne

$0 (funding via co-contributions)

5.6

Practical actions for conservation in Australian cities

University of Melbourne

$177,726

6

Social, cultural and biodiversity benefits of urban greening: An integrated network of sites. Also known as 'Network of integrated study sites'

RMIT University

 

6.1

Towards an Indigenous-led research agenda

(NB: subproject 4.7 was rolled into subproject 6.1)

RMIT University

$115,397

6.2

From footpaths to ecosystems: understanding the role of the verge in delivering urban ecosystem services

University of Western Australia

$55,530

6.3

Social and biodiversity benefits of the Upper Stony Creek Transformation Project

RMIT University

$210,826

6.4

Biodiversity benefits of specific site-based greening actions

RMIT University

$53,926

7

Air quality in Australia

University of Wollongong

 

7.1

Emission sources and air quality

University of Wollongong

$709,034

7.2

Role of pollution from fires and urban air quality in Australian cities

(NB: subproject 7.2 was rolled into subproject 7.1)

University of Wollongong

$69,063

7.3

Indoor air quality

University of Melbourne

$125,554

7.4

Ambient air quality, noise and health

University of Western Australia

$332,139

Cross-hub

Integrated environmental assessment to inform environmental decisions

University of Melbourne

$0 (funded via co-contributions)

* The National Environmental Science Program (NESP) funding figures above reflect the NESP funds allocated to research projects only, and do not include NESP funds allocated to other eligible hub activities. Hubs may also contribute additional funds to research projects.

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