We are excited to announce a presentation series organised by the My Climate Risk – ECR group and the YESS community which will take place over the next couple of months under the title of “Bottom-up methods for climate information”. Please find attached a flyer with the schedule. You will find a registration link for each seminar. A big thank you to all who responded to our survey, shared methods that My Climate Risk hubs are working with and offered to present in this first round of talks!
The purpose of this seminar series is to bring together different approaches and methods implemented in MCR hubs across different disciplines. Each session will feature two presentations under a common topic by researchers affiliated with different regional hubs or the ECR group, as well as some external speakers. While every hub operates in a very distinct context and the approaches used necessarily reflect that, we hope that these presentations and subsequent discussion can foster exchange, knowledge-sharing and learning across hubs.
The webinars take place between March and April:
April 7th at 1pm UTC – Citizen science in the context of data inequality. Speakers: Ana María Durán Quesada (UCR) and Roxy Mathew Koll (IITM).
April 28th at 1pm UTC – Changing the starting point of research: co-production and other approaches. Speakers: Mila Sell (NRIF) and Suresh Gautam (KUSOED).
May 9th at 1pm UTC – Expert elicitation approaches. Speakers: Marina Baldissera Pacchetti (UCL) and Rodrigo A. Estévez (UST).
June 10th at 1pm UTC – Future physical climate information: mixing storyline approaches. Speakers: Eulália Baulenas (BSC), Aurélien Liné and Julia Mindlin (UL).
June 27th at 1pm UTC – Bridging observational data and climate models: statistical downscaling and bias adjustment. Speakers: Jakob Wessel (UoE) and Fiona Spuler (UoR)
July 18th at 8am UTC – Engaging with stakeholders for adaptation and anticipatory action. Speakers: Dorothy Heinrich (RCCC) and Daniel C. Ratilla (AIS).
August 12th at 9am UTC – Questions arising when combining multiple lines of evidence. Speakers: Alice McCure (UCT) and Anna Sörensson (CONICET).