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Dr Rita Dionisio

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Department: School of Earth and Environment

Email: rita.dionisio@canterbury.ac.nz

Direct Dial: +64 3 3695993

Office: Beatrice Tinsley Rm 311

Languages: English, Japanese, Portuguese

My research aims to support local communities in urban planning processes, leadership, and participation.
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Fields of Research

  • Bicultural planning
  • Urban resilience
  • Community engagement
  • Sustainable urban regeneration

Researcher Summary

My research focuses on adaptive urbanism, community resilience, and bicultural planning; aiming at socio-ecological justice. In Human Geography and urbanism, I demonstrate high competence – not only through scientific dissemination and external funding – but particularly by opening pathways to advance the integration of traditional ecological knowledge in decision-making processes, and urban living outcomes. I lead with novel research methods; combining action research, co-creation, and Kaupapa māori methodologies. My research has an increasing local, national, and international impact in the context of climate change emergency. I apply my expertise in collaborative planning through action research and my community connectedness reflects this. The national research programmes that I develop and lead, have the potential to transform local communities, inform national policy, and place UC in a leading position in the field of bicultural planning.

Subject Area: Disciplines

  • Architecture, Design, Planning, Surveying: Architecture, Design, Planning, Surveying
  • Resilience: Social: People and Community
  • Resilience: Physical: Buildings; Environmental; Infrastructure

Prizes and Awards

  • FRIENZ - Facilitating research and innovation cooperation between Europe and New Zealand ( 2015 - 2017)

Research/Scholarly/Creative Works

  • Dionisio MR. and Carr J. (2022) Prismatic immersion of urban ruins: A framework for the integration of ruins' multiple geographies in urban regeneration. Cities 130 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cities.2022.103818. (Journal Articles)
  • Hobbs M., Ahuriri-Driscoll A., Kingham S., Wiki J., Marek L., Dionisio MR., Curl A., Schluter P., Banwell K. and Mackenbach JD. (2022) A city profile of Ōtautahi Christchurch. Cities 121 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cities.2021.103481. (Journal Articles)
  • Yates A., Dombroski K. and Dionisio R. (2022) Dialogues for well being in an ecological emergency: Wellbeing-led governance frameworks and transformative Indigenous tools. Dialogues in Human Geography http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/20438206221102957. (Journal Articles)
  • Bennett C., Matunga H., Steyl S., Borell P., Dionisio R. and Hāpuku A. (2021) Mana whenua engagement in Crown and Local Authority-initiated environmental planning processes: A critique based on the perspectives of Ngāi Tahu environmental kaitiaki. New Zealand Geographer 77(2): 63-75. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/nzg.12304. (Journal Articles)
  • de Jesus Dionisio MR., Macfarlane AH., Walker DP., Macfarlane SL., Derby M., Caldwell R., Pani J. and Waru R. (2021) Ngā Mātāpono e Rua: Stories of co-creation for bicultural spatial governance in Aotearoa New Zealand. New Zealand Geographer 77(2): 76-89. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/nzg.12299. (Journal Articles)
  • Dionisio R. and Macfarlane AH. (2021) Tikanga rua: Bicultural spatial governance in Aotearoa New Zealand. New Zealand Geographer 77(2): 55-62. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/nzg.12303. (Journal Articles)
  • Schindler M. and Dionisio R. (2021) A framework to assess impacts of path dependence on urban planning outcomes, induced through the use of decision-support tools. Cities 115 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cities.2021.103256. (Journal Articles)
  • Boles I. and Dionisio R. (2020) Community Resilience and Grassroots action for long-term urban change in Aotearoa New Zealand. In Design Culture(s) | Cumulus Roma 2020. (Conference Contributions - Published)
  • de Jesus Dionisio R., Schindler M. and Kingham S. (2020) Tools for sustainable change: How spatial decision-support tools support transformative urban regeneration. International Journal of E-Planning Research 9(2): 21-42. http://dx.doi.org/10.4018/IJEPR.2020040102. (Journal Articles)
  • Kingham S., Dionisio R. and Fisher M. (2020) The good, the bad and the ugly - reflections on 10 years of rebuilding a city. Christchurch: UCArts and The Arts Centre Te Matatiki Toi Ora An Evening with ..., 04 May 2021. (Oral Presentations)
  • Schindler M., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2020) Challenges of Spatial Decision-Support Tools in Urban Planning: Lessons from New Zealand's Cities. Journal of Urban Planning and Development 146(2) http://dx.doi.org/10.1061/(ASCE)UP.1943-5444.0000575. (Journal Articles)
  • Yates A., Dombroski K. and Dionisio R. (2020) Huritanga: Towards Socio-ecological Wellbeing-led Urban Systems in an Era of Emergency. Duke University/Zoom: Humanities Unbounded Revaluing Care Lab, 16 Nov 2020. (Oral Presentations)
  • De Oliverira Falcao I., Walker D., Dionisio R., Savarimuthu S., Macfarlane A., Matunga H. and Kingham S. (2019) Place-based tools for supporting community leadership in urban planning in Aotearoa New Zealand. Wellington, New Zealand: FOSS4G-Oceania, 12-15 Nov 2019. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Dionisio R. (2019) Streets made for living: Considerations for urban intensification in Aotearoa New Zealand cities. Wellington, New Zealand: Where Do We Dance? Symposium in a Park(ing) Space, 8-8 Mar 2019. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Dionisio R., Walker D., Macfarlane A., Matunga H., Kingham S. and Kahila-Tani M. (2019) Lessons from Aotearoa New Zealand’s culturally responsive urban planning: A systematic review of methods and tools for the incorporation of community perspectives in planning. London, UK: Royal Geographical Society | Institute British Geographers - Annual International Conference, 27 Aug 2019-30 Aug 2021. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Dionisio R., Walker D., Macfarlane A., Matunga H., Kingham S., Kahila-Tani M., Pani J. and Caldwell R. (2019) The necessity for place-based bicultural tools in Aotearoa New Zealand’s town planning. Napier, New Zealand: New Zealand Planning Institute Annual Conference, 2-5 Apr 2019. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Dionisio R., Yates A., Yates-Francis A., Dailianis M., Berry R., Afoa E., Aurel Schnabel M., Austin P., Banwell K. and Barhava-Montieth G. (2019) Co-Ideated Research Directions Workshop Report: Research Deliverables & Investment Signals Process. In Co-Ideated Research Directions Workshop Report: Research Deliverables & Investment Signals Process. (Reports)
  • Fitt H., Curl A., Dionisio MR., Ahuriri-Driscoll A. and Pawson E. (2019) Considering the wellbeing implications for an ageing population of a transition to automated vehicles. Research in Transportation Business and Management 30 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.rtbm.2019.100382. (Journal Articles)
  • Ōhinemutu whānau., Ngāti Whakaue., Te Tatau o Te Arawa., Macfarlane A., Dionisio R., Falcao I., Savarimuthu S., Walker D. and Kingham S. (2019) Wānanga with Ngāti Whakaue: co-creation to advance Ōhinemutu place-based tool (prototype). . (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Ōhinemutu whānau., Ngāti Whakaue., Te Tatau o Te Arawa., Macfarlane A., Dionisio R., Kingham S. and Walker D. (2019) Wānanga with Ngāti Whakaue in Te Ao Marama, Ōhinemutu: co-creation process and place-based narratives. . (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Prana AM., Hart D., Curl A., Dionisio R. and Gomez C. (2019) Supporting communities to adapt to a flooding environment in Jakarta: A spatial Planning approach.. In : 2p. (Conference Contributions - Published)
  • Yates A. and Dionisio R. (2019) Phase II Research Directions and Investment Signals. In Board Report for Building Better Homes, Towns and Cities: Kāinga Ora | Urban Wellbeing & Development Phase II Research Directions and Investment Signals, National Science Challenge 11 BBHTC. Commissioned by BRANZ. (Reports)
  • Yates D. and Dionisio R. (2019) Contextual Brief Report: Research Deliverables & Investment Signals Process.. In Contextual Brief Report: Research Deliverables & Investment Signals Process, National Science Challenge 11 BBHTC. Commissioned by BRANZ. (Reports)
  • Banwell K., Kingham S. and Dionisio R. (2018) Building strong, resilient communities: what we learned from the Canterbury earthquakes. Christchurch, NZ: Canterbury Earthquakes Symposium, 29-30 Nov 2018. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Dionisio R., Schindler M. and Kingham S. (2018) Geospatial tools enhancing local governance & community engagement in urban regeneration. Lisbon, Portugal: International Geographical Union Annual Conference, 4-5 Sep 2018. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Dionisio R., Walker D., Macfarlane A., Matunga H., Kingham S. and Kahila-Tani M. (2018) Cultural mapping, local knowledge and community narratives in urban planning. Lisbon, Portugal: International Geographical Union Annual Conference, 4-5 Sep 2018. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Fitt H., Curl A., Dionisio MDJ., Fletcher A., Frame B. and Ahuriri-Driscoll ALM. (2018) Think Piece: Autonomous vehicles and future urban environments: Exploring implications for wellbeing in an ageing society.Commissioned by National Science Challenge 11: Building Better Homes, Towns and Cities.. (Reports)
  • Kingham S., Banwell K. and Dionisio R. (2018) Learning from fractured places: the importance of ‘local’ in community resilience and development. Ottawa, Canada: 55th International Making Cities Livable Conference, 14-18 May 2018. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Ngāti Whakaue., Te Tatau o Te Arawa., Macfarlane A., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2018) Wānanga with Te Arawa and Ngāti Whakaue: Bicultural planning tools in Rotorua. . (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Ōhinemutu whānau., Ngāti Whakaue., Te Tatau o Te Arawa., Macfarlane A., Dionisio MRD., Kingham S. and Walker D. (2018) Wānanga with Ngāti Whakaue for the co-creation of place-based planning tools, Tūnohopū Marae, Ōhinemutu, Rotorua. Tūnohopū, Ōhinemutu, Rotorua: Wānanga with Ngāti Whakaue for the co-creation of place-based planning tools, 10-10 Aug 2018. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Schindler M., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2018) Geospatial tools to assess environmental impacts of urban regeneration. Hamilton, New Zealand: Environmental Defence Society Conference, 1-2 Aug 2018. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Schindler MA., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2018) A multi-level perspective on a spatial data ecosystem: needs and challenges among urban planning stakeholders in New Zealand. International Journal of Spatial Data Infrastructures Research 13: 223-252. http://dx.doi.org/10.2902/1725-0463.2018.13.art15. (Journal Articles)
  • Carr J. and Dionisio MR. (2017) Flexible spaces as a “third way” forward for planning urban shared spaces. Cities 70: 73-82. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cities.2017.06.009. (Journal Articles)
  • Dionisio MR. and Kingham SP. (2017) Immersed Engagement: A new approach to collaborative planning in Aotearoa - New Zealand. In. (Conference Contributions - Published)
  • Kingham SP., Banwell K. and Dionisio M. (2017) Creating healthy urban communities: lessons from Christchurch’s earthquake recovery. Angers, France: International Medical Geography Symposium, 3-6 Jul 2017. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Kingham SP., Banwell K., Dionisio. and Wiki J. (2017) Benefits of and barriers to creating healthy and active urban environments. University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand: Active Living and Environment: Towards a Healthier and More Sustainable Future, 28-30 Aug 2017. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Schindler MA., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2017) A multi-level perspective of a spatial data ecosystem: needs and challenges among urban planning stakeholders in New Zealand. Christchurch, New Zealand: New Zealand Geospatial Conference, 5-6 Dec 2017. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Schindler MA., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2017) An assessment of New Zealand's spatial data ecosystem: needs, barriers and initiatives towards improved urban decisions. 4 Dec 2017. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Dionisio MR. (2016) Lessons from community-driven rebuilding projects: North-eastern Japan after the 2011 tsunami & Christchurch after 2010 and 2011 earthquakes. Christchurch, New Zealand: People in Disasters - Response Recovery Resilience Conference, 24 Feb 2016. (Oral Presentations)
  • Dionisio MR. (2016) The relevance of Geospatial tools for New Zealand Cities: Enhancing better outcomes in residential redevelopment. Auckland, New Zealand: Australasian Housing Researchers Conference, 17 Feb 2016. (Oral Presentations)
  • Dionisio MR. and Pawson E. (2016) Building resilience through post-disaster community projects: Responses to the 2010 and 2011 Christchurch earthquakes and 2011 Tōhoku tsunami. Australasian Journal of Disaster and Trauma Studies 20(2) 6: 107-116. (Journal Articles)
  • Dionisio MR., Kingham SP., Banwell KA. and Neville JTJ. (2016) Geospatial tools for Community Engagement in the Christchurch Rebuild, New Zealand. Sustainable Cities and Society 27: 233-243. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.scs.2016.04.007. (Journal Articles)
  • Glackin S. and Dionisio MR. (2016) 'Deep engagement' and urban regeneration: Tea, trust, and the quest for co-design at precinct scale. Land Use Policy 52: 363-373. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.landusepol.2016.01.001. (Journal Articles)
  • Glackin S., Pettit C., Dionisio MR., White S., Bristow D., Coutts G. and Beck A. (2016) The Built Environment Panel Discussion - Stakeholder Engagement and Geospatial tools for Urban Planning. Sydney, Australia: 2016 CRCSI Annual Conference, 25-26 Nov 2016. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Glackin S., Trubka R. and Dionisio MR. (2016) A software-aided workflow for precinct-scale residential redevelopment. Environmental Impact Assessment Review 60: 1-15. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.eiar.2016.04.002. (Journal Articles)
  • Kingham S., Dionisio MR. and Newman P. (2016) The right tools at the right time: Encouraging community involvement in the post-disaster reconstruction of Christchurch, New Zealand. In Moore-Cherry N (Eds). Urban challenges in a complex world: Resilience, governance and changing urban systems 14: 4-11. Ireland: Geographical Society of Ireland. (Conference Contributions - Published)
  • Dionisio MDJ. and Kingham S. (2015) The value of geospatial tools for supporting community engagement in the Christchurch rebuild, New Zealand. Christchurch: New Zealand Geospatial Conference, 6-8 Dec 2015. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Dionisio MR. (2015) The value of geospatial tools for supporting community engagement in the Christchurch rebuild, New Zealand. Chirstchurch, New Zealand: New Zealand Geospatial Research Conference 2015, 07 Dec 2015. (Oral Presentations)
  • Dionisio MR., Kingham S., Banwell K. and Neville J. (2015) The potential of geospatial tools for enhancing community engagement in the post-disaster reconstruction of Christchurch, New Zealand. In Procedia Engineering 118: 356-370. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.proeng.2015.08.435. (Conference Contributions - Published)
  • Neville J., Campbell M., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2015) Land value capture to fund transport investments in cities: international implementation case studies and the lessons that can be learned from these.Commissioned by Building Research Association of New Zealand (BRANZ). (Reports)
  • Newman P., Newton P., Kingham SP., Trubka R., Glackin S. and Dionisio MR. (2015) Greening the Greyfields. Melbourne, Australia: CRCSI Annual Conference, 25-27 Nov 2015. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Dionisio MR. (2014) The Relationship between Street Conviviality and Creative Industries in Shimokitazawa: A District scaled Assessment Methodology for Sustainable Urban Regeneration. The International Journal of the Constructed Environment 4(3): 19-36. (Journal Articles)
  • Kingham S. and Dionisio MR. (2014) Greening the greyfields in Christchurch. Perth, Australia: Cooperative Research Centre for Spatial Information Annual Conference 2014 (CRCSI), 05 Nov 2014. (Oral Presentations)
  • Dionisio MR. (2013) Street Conviviality in Shimokitazawa: An Assessment Method for the Socio-Spatial Dynamics of Creative Industries. Tokyo, Japan. University of Tokyo. (Theses / Dissertations)
  • Dionisio MR. (2012) The Importance of Open Public Spaces to build Urban Resilience: The Potential of Small and Medium Public Spaces for improving Disaster Response and Recovery Processes in Japan. LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing. 268. (Authored Books)
  • Dionisio MR., Ota H. and De Souza MC. (2012) The importance of Public Space for Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation: Linking Disaster Prevention System and Open Public Spaces in Japan. The International Journal of the Constructed Environment 1(4): 39-49. (Journal Articles)
  • Dionisio MR., Ota H. and De Souza MC. (2011) The potential of Shimokitazawa’s open Public Spaces for the production of - creative, innovative, and participated - local culture oriented city making. Noosa, Australia: 4th Healthy Cities - Making Cities Livable Conference, 28-29 Jul 2011. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Dionisio MR. (2010) The Importance of Public Space in the Construction of Resilient Urban Environments in Japan: A Challenge for Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation. Venice, Italy: International Conference on Constructed Environment, 17 Nov 2010. (Oral Presentations)
  • Dionisio MR. (2010) The Importance of Small and Medium Open Public Spaces to build Urban Disaster Prevention. Tokyo. University of Tokyo. (Theses / Dissertations)

Student Supervision

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  • PhD - Banwell K: Planning for Resilient Communities: And Every Other Day. Learning from the Canterbury Earthquake Sequence of 2010-2012 (2017)
  • Masters - Neville J: Value capture in Christchurch (2016)

Review and Refereeing

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  • New Zealand Geospatial Research Conference ( 2015 )
  • Journal of Biodiversity & Endangered Species ( 2016 )

Research Projects

  • Autonomous Vehicles and future Urban Environments: Implications for wellbeing in an ageing society
  • Geofall: assessing the potential of wearable devices for collecting spatial information on outdoor falls

Future Research

  • Urban Wellbeing and development in the context of climate change emergency
  • Bicultural planning in Aotearoa New Zealand

Key Methodologies

  • action research
  • co-creation methodologies and collaborative planning
  • Kaupapa māori methodologies
  • mixed methods
  • urban modelling and geospatial tools
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