About
Chloe is a so-called "boundary spanner" or "knowledge broker" with a PhD in human geography with a focus on collaborative disaster risk management and a passion for knowledge translation. She worked in academia for over 10 years and has now been at Victoria’s Country Fire Authority for 4 years. In her role at CFA, she works in the space between research and practice.
Chloe leads and contributes to a number of research projects where she aims to facilitate knowledge sharing and production between researchers and fire agency personnel. Chloe has learnt and is learning a lot about what it takes to conduct research that is fit for agency use and how to encourage and enable evidence-based decision making within fire agencies. Chloe is also one of the coordinators of the Predictions in Public project.
Type | Year | Citation |
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Report | 08/2021 | Established and emerging uses of predictive services in Victoria |
Report | 02/2023 | Role and value of predictive service products |
Report | 06/2024 | Predictions in Public Phase 1 Report |
Journal article | 10/2022 | Co-designing predictive maps for community use during a bushfire |
Journal article | 09/2024 | Understanding the challenges in bushfire map use and effective decision-making amongst the Australian public |
Type | Released | Title | Key Topics |
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Presentation | 15 May 2024 | Chloe Begg & Erica Kuligowski - 2024 Natural Hazards Research Forum presentation | Communication, Emergency management, Planning, Warnings |
Workshop material | 3 May 2023 | 2023 Natural Hazards Research Forum workshop slides: Stream 1, Workshop 4 | Fire impacts, Infrastructure, Risk analysis, Vulnerability |
Workshop material | 3 May 2023 | 2023 Natural Hazards Research Forum workshop slides: Stream 1, Workshop 1 | Communication, Emergency management, Planning, Warnings |
Presentation | 2 May 2023 | Chloe Begg - 2023 Natural Hazards Research Forum presentations | Communication, Emergency management, Planning, Warnings |