Undergraduate:
GEOG3057 – Adapting to climate and weather hazards (convenor)
PhD supervision:
Emma is currently supervising:
Margherita Fanciotti (Southampton, started 2014)
Tropical cyclone resilience in the Mahanadi Delta, India
Giorgia Prati (Southampton, started 2014)
Gender and adaptation: the implications of migration for women’s adaptive capacity in the Mahanadi delta, India
Heather Brown (Southampton, started 2016)
Governance of cyclone risk in coastal zones: a case study of Samoa https://www.southampton.ac.uk/engineering/postgraduate/research_students/hb11g13.page
Sien van der Plank (Southampton, started 2016)
Management of coastal flooding in England through spatial planning, engineering and insurance https://www.southampton.ac.uk/engineering/postgraduate/research_students/svdp1c16.page
Martin Watts (Southampton, started 2018)
The role of multi-storey home gardens in adaptation to climate change in mountainous regions
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/geography/postgraduate/research_students/maw2u17.page
Yanna Fidai (Southampton, started 2019)
‘The assessment of the spatial and temporal distribution and impact of Sargassum seaweed across the tropical Atlantic basin’
Emma's previous students include:
Miriam Joshua (Southampton, 2012-2019)
Formal institutions in equitable access to drinking water for food security in Malawi
Fiona Simmance (Southampton, 2013-2017)
The role of small-scale Inland Capture Fisheries for food security in Malawi
Radhika Dave (Southampton, 2012- 2016)
The relationship between forest management and agricultural resilience in smallholder farming communities in Madagascar
Alex Chapman (Southampton, 2012-2015)
Climate change adaptation, mitigation and development in the Mekong Delta
Tudor Vilcan (Southampton, 2012-2016)
Discourses of resilience in climate change adaptation policy
Paola Hernandez Montes de Oca (Leeds, 2009-2013)
Vulnerability and resilience of SMEs to extreme weather events in south-east México
Khandaker Munim (Leeds, 2008-2013)
Vulnerability of food systems to salinity intrusion in south-west Bangladesh
Salma Hegga (Leeds/Southampton, 2008-2013)
Social capital and flood preparedness in Kilosa District, Tanzania
Arnoldo Matus Kramer (Oxford, 2006- 2011)
Adaptation to climate change in the tourism sector of the rapidly urbanizing Yucatan Caribbean coast
She is interested in supervising in the following areas:
- Human dimensions of climate change adaptation (including drivers and barriers)
- Socio-ecological resilience for natural disaster management
- Natural hazard risk management
- Science-policy links in integrated coastal zone management
- Small island sustainability