2017 November 1 (Assessments and Science)
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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 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 DPSIR is used in conjunction with indicators (a mini-preview of the topics to be covered on Nov 15).
- Decisions - Incorporating social, economic, environmental needs.
- Overview of the Yakima River basin from a systems-perspective.
- How decision elements (objectives, options, values, etc) connect to data and models.
- Subject matter experts (domain scientists, modelers, and data professionals) within the decision-making landscape.
Preview of meeting
You may want to preview the following, which will be used for the meeting:
- CMAP: Integrating social, evironmental, economic needs into decisions
- Presentation: Data-driven climate resilience decisions
- Jenni, K., et al. "Identifying stakeholder-relevant climate change impacts: a case study in the Yakima River Basin, Washington, USA." Climatic change 124.1-2 (2014): 371-384.
