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===Overview===
 
===Overview===
[[2017 October 18 (Policy and Decisions)  |  At our last meeting on 2017-10-18]], we were supposed to talk about data-driven decisions for climate resilience, but we ran short on time.  The focal topic for this meeting on November 1 will be on reproducible, data-driven decisions for complex environmental challenges that require trade-offs between environmental, economic, and societal drivers.  We shall examine the relationship between these drivers (using the European Environmental Agency's DPSIR framework and the EPA's triple-V sustainability framework as ways to adopt a systems-driven perspective of the challenge) and how drivers may map to objectives data-driven decision analysis context,
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The focal topic for this meeting on November 1 will be on [https://prezi.com/bncrq2dnahvn/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share reproducible, data-driven decisions for complex environmental challenges] that require trade-offs between environmental, economic, and societal drivers.  This was a topic [[2017 October 18 (Policy and Decisions)  |  that was originally slated for presentation during our previous meeting on 2017-10-18]], but we ran short on time. 
  
 
===Topics===
 
===Topics===
 
The topics below are summarized in the [https://cmapscloud.ihmc.us/viewer/cmap/1RRHHKDSF-2735VQ3-GB0 "Policy and Decisions" concept map].
 
The topics below are summarized in the [https://cmapscloud.ihmc.us/viewer/cmap/1RRHHKDSF-2735VQ3-GB0 "Policy and Decisions" concept map].
* Decisions - Incorporating social, economic, environmental needs
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* Decisions - Incorporating social, economic, environmental needs.
** [https://cmapscloud.ihmc.us/viewer/cmap/1RTDTPPBZ-17D3JQV-8D2 CMAP for "decisions"]
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* The European Environmental Agency's DPSIR framework and the EPA's triple-V sustainability framework as means to frame the challenge using a systems-perspective.
** [https://prezi.com/bncrq2dnahvn/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share Presentation for "decisions"]
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* How decision elements (objectives, options, values, etc) connect to data and models.
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* Traceability via connecting decision elements, data, models.
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===Preview of meeting===
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You may want to preview the following, which will be used for the meeting:
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* CMAP: [https://cmapscloud.ihmc.us/viewer/cmap/1RTDTPPBZ-17D3JQV-8D2 Integrating social, evironmental, economic needs into decisions]
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* Presentation: [https://prezi.com/bncrq2dnahvn/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share Presentation on data-driven decisions]
  
 
===Participants===
 
===Participants===
 
* [https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0038-9381 Brian Wee (Neptune and Company, Inc.)]
 
* [https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0038-9381 Brian Wee (Neptune and Company, Inc.)]

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Agenda for 2017-11-01

Overview

The focal topic for this meeting on November 1 will be on reproducible, data-driven decisions for complex environmental challenges that require trade-offs between environmental, economic, and societal drivers. This was a topic that was originally slated for presentation during our previous meeting on 2017-10-18, but we ran short on time.

Topics

The topics below are summarized in the "Policy and Decisions" concept map.

  • Decisions - Incorporating social, economic, environmental needs.
  • The European Environmental Agency's DPSIR framework and the EPA's triple-V sustainability framework as means to frame the challenge using a systems-perspective.
  • How decision elements (objectives, options, values, etc) connect to data and models.
  • Traceability via connecting decision elements, data, models.

Preview of meeting

You may want to preview the following, which will be used for the meeting:

Participants