Dan O'Sullivan
Biographic Data
| ID | 5898308 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dan O'Sullivan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dan |
| FAMILY NAME | O'Sullivan |
| SIGNATURE | SULLIVAN D O |
| AFFILIATIONS | University College Cork |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Just trade-offs in a net-zero transition and social impact assessment
Countries around the world are prioritising net zero emissions to meet their Paris Agreement goals. The demand for social impact assessment (SIA) is likely to grow as this transition will require investments in decarbonisation projects with speed and at scale. There will be winners and losers of these projects because not everyone benefits the same; and hence, trade-offs are inevitable. SIAs, therefore, should focus on understanding how the risks…
A causal network approach using a community well-being framework for an initial impact assessment of large-scale energy infrastructure projects
Impact assessment as a discipline continues to evolve and search for ways to address challenges that are wicked, systemic, and unconventional. More guidance however is required on integrating multi-disciplinary and novel approaches without losing the richness of impact assessments. This paper explores integrating the causal network approach, underpinned by a community well-being framework, into environmental and social impact assessments. We do t…
Making a difference in educational inequality
This article is a reflective, research-informed, commentary on educational disadvantage from two lecturers in Education who have spent large proportions of their professional lives working in ‘DEIS’ school settings before transitioning into teacher education. This reflection intends to problematise the concept of educational disadvantage and will then proceed to explore, through literature and some empirical findings, possibilities for changing p…
Choosing Tools for Virtual Environments
The author describes how virtual reality tools can allow greater access to the imagination and explains how he has chosen his tools for creating virtual environments such as navigable movies and interactive cable television shows. He discusses how his work is moving toward minimizing special effects in order to enlist the cooperation of the user’s imagination. He is now making use of less-immersive interactive multimedia to create virtual spaces,…
Just trade-offs in a net-zero transition and social impact assessment
Countries around the world are prioritising net zero emissions to meet their Paris Agreement goals. The demand for social impact assessment (SIA) is likely to grow as this transition will require investments in decarbonisation projects with speed and at scale. There will be winners and losers of these projects because not everyone benefits the same; and hence, trade-offs are inevitable. SIAs, therefore, should focus on understanding how the risks…
A causal network approach using a community well-being framework for an initial impact assessment of large-scale energy infrastructure projects
Impact assessment as a discipline continues to evolve and search for ways to address challenges that are wicked, systemic, and unconventional. More guidance however is required on integrating multi-disciplinary and novel approaches without losing the richness of impact assessments. This paper explores integrating the causal network approach, underpinned by a community well-being framework, into environmental and social impact assessments. We do t…
Choosing Tools for Virtual Environments
The author describes how virtual reality tools can allow greater access to the imagination and explains how he has chosen his tools for creating virtual environments such as navigable movies and interactive cable television shows. He discusses how his work is moving toward minimizing special effects in order to enlist the cooperation of the user’s imagination. He is now making use of less-immersive interactive multimedia to create virtual spaces,…
Making a difference in educational inequality
This article is a reflective, research-informed, commentary on educational disadvantage from two lecturers in Education who have spent large proportions of their professional lives working in ‘DEIS’ school settings before transitioning into teacher education. This reflection intends to problematise the concept of educational disadvantage and will then proceed to explore, through literature and some empirical findings, possibilities for changing p…
A causal network approach using a community well-being framework for an initial impact assessment of large-scale energy infrastructure projects
Impact assessment as a discipline continues to evolve and search for ways to address challenges that are wicked, systemic, and unconventional. More guidance however is required on integrating multi-disciplinary and novel approaches without losing the richness of impact assessments. This paper explores integrating the causal network approach, underpinned by a community well-being framework, into environmental and social impact assessments. We do t…
Just trade-offs in a net-zero transition and social impact assessment
Countries around the world are prioritising net zero emissions to meet their Paris Agreement goals. The demand for social impact assessment (SIA) is likely to grow as this transition will require investments in decarbonisation projects with speed and at scale. There will be winners and losers of these projects because not everyone benefits the same; and hence, trade-offs are inevitable. SIAs, therefore, should focus on understanding how the risks…
Computer Science (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Environmental and Social Impact Assessments (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (1 works) · Bach Studies and Logistics Development (1 works) · Business (1 works) · Causal loop diagram (1 works) · Causal model (1 works) · Chemistry (1 works)