Ralph Rayner organised the workshop Sweet sea observations: how great lakes observations can work
Ralph Rayner organised the workshop ‘Sweet Sea Observations: how Great Lakes observations can work for you’, Edison Boat Club, Detroit, USA.
Leonard Smith gave an invited talk ‘What, who do ensembles of climate models inform?’ at the Curre
Leonard Smith gave an invited talk ‘What (and who) do ensembles of climate models inform?’ at the Current Challenges in Climate Modelling 2011 Workshop, 26-27 May 2011, University of Uppsala, Sweden.
Hailiang Du gave a talk entitled ‘Nowcasting via Gradient Descent: Moving from Theory towards Realit
Hailiang Du gave a talk entitled ‘Nowcasting via Gradient Descent: Moving from Theory towards Reality’ at the Predictability + Data Assimilation Conference, NORDITA (Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics), 26 April-27 May 2011, Stockholm.
David Stainforth presented ‘Seeking, Extracting Relevant Information: Linking Natural Science Social
David Stainforth presented ‘Seeking and Extracting Relevant Information: Linking Natural Science, Social Science and Policy’ at the Colorado Conference on Earth System Governance: Crossing Boundaries and Building Bridges, Colorado State University, USA.
Leonard Smith gave a talk entitled ‘Things they didn’t tell you last week: DA in Maths Physics, Deci
Leonard Smith gave a talk entitled ‘Things they didn’t tell you last week: DA in Maths, Physics and Decision Support’ at the Predictability + Data Assimilation Conference, NORDITA (Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics), 26 April-27 May 2011, Stockholm.
Leonard Smith presented ‘Insight or numerical Engineering? The Role of Simulation Modeling in Quant
Leonard Smith presented ‘Insight or numerical Engineering? The Role of Simulation Modeling in Quantitative Decision Support’ at the Midas Conference on Epistemology of Modeling & Simulation: Building Bridges Between the Philosophical and Modeling Communities, 1-3 April 2011, University of Pittsburgh.
Trevor Maynard gave a seminar entitled ‘ Modelling insurance markets: value of seasonal weather fore
Trevor Maynard gave a seminar entitled ‘Modelling insurance markets: value of seasonal weather forecasts‘ at Cass Business School, London.
Leonard Smith gave a talk entitled ‘All models are wrong but some are dangerous: philosophical aspec
Leonard Smith gave a talk entitled ‘All models are wrong but some are dangerous: philosophical aspects of statistical model selection’ at the ‘All models are wrong…‘ workshop, Groningen, Netherlands, 14-16 March 2001. Abstract.
Swenja Surminski presented ‘The Implications of Climate Model Uncertainty for Insurance, Adaptation
Swenja Surminski presented ‘The Implications of Climate Model Uncertainty for Insurance and Adaptation Decision Making’ at the Law and Economics of Natural Hazards Management in a Changing Climate seminar, Innsbruck.
Leonard Smith gave an invited talk entitled ‘Contrasting Weather Prediction Climate Projection, Scie
Leonard Smith gave an invited talk entitled ‘Contrasting Weather Prediction, Climate Projection and Scientific Insight: Can technical aspects of Data Assimilation tell us about the Decision Relevance of Models?’, at The Grantham Institute, Imperial College, London. Abstract.
