Leonard Smith hosted a discussion on ‘Five factions of forecasters: how climate science suffers from disharmony amongst the Mathematical Sciences’, Computation Institute, University of Chicago.
Leonard Smith gave a talk entitled ‘Pragmatic Bayes: towards extracting insight, if not numbers, from models which neither V nor V’ at the ‘How to build trust in computer simulations towards a general epistemology of validation’ Conference, 9-11 July 2015, Hannover, Germany. Abstract.
David Stainforth co-organised a session and presented two posters and a talk at the ‘Our Common Futures Under Climate Change’ Conference, Paris.
David Stainforth gave a presentation at the workshop on ‘Assessing the Climate via Models, Prediction, Understanding, and Simulation Modeling’ at the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies, Bielefeld University, Germany.
Ofer Engel gave a presentation with Professor Jeff French entitled ‘How to make district heating and cooling matter to citizens and communities’ at the CELSIUS social marketing event, Rotterdam.
David Stainforth was co-organiser of a workshop on ‘Advancing Integrated Assessment Modeling’ in Dartington, Devon, part of the EPSRC ReCoVER network.
Ofer Engel gave a presentation entitled ‘Heating and cooling in the European energy transition: the role for district heating and cooling’ at the CELSIUS node group meeting at the Greater London Authority.
David Stainforth gave a lecture entitled ‘Confidence from uncertainty: separating what we know from what we don’t know about climate change’, at the ‘Galerkin Methods with applications in weather and climate forecasting‘ workshop at the International Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Edinburgh.
Nick Watkins gave a seminar entitled ‘Madelbrot’s other model of 1/f noise, and why it still matters’ at MPIPKS, Dresden.
Erica Thompson gave a talk entitled ‘The mystery of the missing (probability) mass: understanding what the IPCC actually said about climate in 2100’ at the ‘Calculating and Communicating Uncertainty’ Conference, London.
