FMI | Event tree analysis helps to prepare for extreme weather events (English subtitles)
Dec 26, 2016 18:45
Reports
- Videos and slides of the presentations and panel discussion at the EU-MACS seminar “Towards Climate Services based on demand and guided by science” on 19.6.2017 in Helsinki, Finland
- Poster “Quality assurance of climate services – wider scope, more diversity” by Perrels et al. at ECCA2017 on 9.6.2017
- Slides of the EU-MACS presentation by Prof. Adriaan Perrels at the Climateurope Festival, 5.-7.4.2017, Valencia
- EU-MACS leaflet for ICCS5 27.2-3.3 2017 and C3S General Assembly 7.-9.3.2017
- EU-MACS leaflet for Helsinki Region Climate Seminar 9.2.2017
- Slides of the “Stakeholders recruitment in urban planning” -presentation by Raffaele Giordano at the Kick-off meeting in Paris – 24.11.206
- Slides of the “Introduction to Constructive Technology Assessment” -presentation by Klaasjan Visscher & Peter Stegmaier at the Kick-off meeting in Paris – 24.11.2016
- Slides of the “EU-MACS intro” -presentation by Adriaan Perrels at the Kick-off meeting in Paris – 24.11.2016
- Slides of the “EU R&I landscape and the role of H2020 market research projects” -presentation by Alessia Pietrosanti at the Kick-off meeting in Paris – 24.11.2016
- Policy implications and recommendations and promising business, resourcing and innovation models for climate services – To be expected in September 2018
- NEW! D1.3 Existing Data Infrastructures for Climate Services
- NEW! D1.2 Existing Resourcing And Quality Assurance of Current Climate Services
- NEW! D1.1 Review and Analysis of Climate Services Market Conditions
- Final dissemination report – To be expected in November 2018
- Policy recommendations and promising resourcing and business models to boost the use of CS – To be expected in November 2018
- Prospects for Climate Service Market Dynamics – projections, enhancement measures, and innovation options – a bi-project synthesis report – To be expected in November 2018
- Options for climate services market enhancement and related innovations for the tourism sector – To be expected in May 2018
- Policy brief for climate services market enhancement and related innovations for urban planning – To be expected in May 2018
- Options for climate services market enhancement and related innovations for the financial sector – To be expected in May 2018
- Overall effects of market development approaches and related innovations – To be expected in July 2018
- Summary report on the second series of workshops – To be expected in April 2018
- Guidelines for developing and implementing Living Lab for climate services in urban planning for adaptation and mitigation – To be expected in April 2018
- Engagement protocols with the purpose of eliciting market development ideas and actions in the tourism sector – To be expected in March 2018
- Report on the results of explorations of climate services market development in tourism sector – To be expected in March 2018
- Engagement protocols with the purpose of eliciting market development ideas and actions in the finance sector – To be expected in March 2018
- Report on the results of explorations of climate services market development in finance sector – To be expected in March 2018
- First 12-month dissemination report – To be expected in February 2018
- Outlining the urban climate services playing field – climate services and risk management at urban level, the institutional structures, and options for information sharing – To be expected in August 2017
- A CTA based multi-layer perspective on climate services market and a suite of “interactional formats” to feed stakeholder engagement in finance, tourism and urban planning sectors – To be expected in June 2017
- Open Data Research Pilot and Data Management Plan – To be expected in June 2017
- Detailed and revised dissemination & outreach strategy and plan – Submitted 31.1.2017
Newsletter
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Number 1, March 2017
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Number 2, to be published in June 2017
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Number 3, to be published in Oct 2017
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Number 4, to be published April 2018
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Number 5, to be published in October 2018
