09:00–10:45 Opening plenary
Europe is at risk – adapting to extremes
Climate change is considered by many to be the challenge of the 21st century. The urgency and severity of this challenge call for integrated ways of looking at responses to reduce the risks associated with environmental and social stressors, and ensure a secure future for humans and ecosystems. A cooperative approach allows us to improve learning and knowledge exchange in order to deliver optimal solutions. This is particularly important in relation to the goals and targets of the three major international agreements: Paris, Sendai Framework for DRR and the Sustainable Development Goals.
Confirmed speakers:
- João Pedro Matos Fernandes | Portuguese Minister of Environment and Energy Transition
- Fernando Medina | Mayor of Lisbon City Hall
- Christos Stylianides | European Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management, European Commission
- Daniela Jacob | Climate Service Center Germany – GERICS
- Yvon Slingenberg | Director of International, Mainstreaming and Policy Coordination, Directorate-General for Climate Action (DG CLIMA), European Commission
Live performance:
- Tone Bjordam and Marten Scheffer – Scenarios: live performance (15-20 min.)
13:00–14:00 Exhibition opening
Art For Change | students of Antonio Arroio Art School, Lisbon
Corridor, Small Auditorium and terrace
The exhibition is result of a collaboration between the Artistic Secondary School Antonio Arroio, Lisbon and project Art For Adaptation. Around 80 students of 11th and 12th grade were involved in this collaboration ranging from art production to curation and communication. The students were engaged in the topic of climate change through transformative learning approaches and learned about climate change by approaching change as an experiment and through climate fiction.
11:15 Tuesday
Room PA | Science practice session
Tipping points in a 2ºC world: risks and adaptation options
Manuel Carmona Yebra (Belgium) 1; Liviu Stirbat (Belgium) 1
Room S1 | Science practice session
Science, policy, people, place and practice in developing Coastal Adaptation Plans: a hands-on, place-based collaborative workshop.
Larissa Naylor (United Kingdom) 1; Bill Parker (United Kingdom) 2; Joeseph Hagg (United Kingdom) 3; Kellie Fisher (United Kingdom) 4; James Fitton (United Kingdom) 5
Room S2 | Science session
Report on recent studies that have dissembled climate time series (observed and projected) into their component parts to analyse regime shifts and other non-linear features, including analysis of trends, extremes and non-climate information that may be of importance for designing adaptation.
Keywords: climate trends, communication, extreme events, observed climate, precipitation variability, regime shifts
Chair | Emma Gaitán Fernández | Climate Research Foundation, Spain
Complex System predictability beyond structural collapse and memory loss: unveiling dynamic mechanisms shaping unprecedented regimes, disruptive transitions and extremes
Rui A. P. Perdigão (Portugal) 1,2
Regional and global warming is a two-speed process: implications for risk management
Roger Jones (Australia) 1; Jim Ricketts (Australia) 1
Extreme temperatures changes from 1950 to 2018 in 5 Mediterranean cities: trend analysis from E-OBS time-series data
Ana Oliveira (Portugal) 1; António Saraiva Lopes (Portugal) 2; Samuel Niza (Portugal) 3
Communication of future regional climate trends – what is needed to facilitate decision-making processes?
Lotta Andersson (Sweden) 1; Lars Bärring (Sweden) 1; Torben Koenigk (Sweden) 1; Grigory Nikulin (Sweden) 1; Gustav Strandberg (Sweden) 1; Shiyu Wang (Sweden) 1; Renate Wilcke (Sweden) 1
PIRAGUA – Climate Change Adaptation Strategies for the Pyrenees’ Water Resources with an Impact on the Territory
David Haro-Monteagudo (Spain) 1; Santiago Beguería (Spain) 1; José Miguel Sánchez (France) 2; Iñaki Antigüedad (Spain) 3; Marc Pons (Andorra) 4; Jean-Phillippe Vidal (France) 5; Yvan Caballero (France) 6; Javier Lambán (Spain) 7; María Del Carmen Llasat (Spain) 8; Pere Quintana (Spain) 9
Assessing precipitation variability across scales: limitations and new perspectives for climate change adaptation
Isabel De Lima (Portugal) 1; Shaun Lovejoy (Canada) 2
Room S5 | Science practice session
Unfolding the potential of climate services for climate change adaptation
Jaroslav Mysiak (Italy) 1; Stefano Bagli (Italy) 2; Elisa Delpiazzo (Italy) 1; Ghislain Dubois (France) 3; Isadora Jimenez (Spain) 4; Adriaan Perrels (Finland) 5; Marta Bruno Soares (United Kingdom) 6; Alberto Troccoli (United Kingdom) 7; Giulio Zuccaro (Italy) 8; Filip Lefebre (Belgium) 9
Room S6 | Science practice session
How can we avoid coastal emergencies through better governance?
Camille Manning-Broome (United States of America) 1; James Butler (Australia) 3; Lisa Danielson (France) 2; Sandy Bisaro (Germany) 4
Room S7 | Science practice session
Making socially just adaptation a reality – from concepts to policy and practice
Aleksandra Kazmierczak (Denmark) 1; Katharine Knox (United Kingdom) 2; Diana Reckien (Netherlands) 3; Kit England (United Kingdom) 4
Room S8 | Science session
Showcase of recent research on climate data downscaling, and provision of regional and local climate information of interest and importance for designing adaptation solutions to cope with a changing climate, at various scales.
Keywords: climate data, ensembles, extreme events, RCMs, statistical downscaling, urban flooding
Chair | João Pedro Nunes | CCIAM-cE3c, Faculty of Sciences, University of Lisbon
Impact of climate change in the marine environment of the Iberian Peninsula
Mariana Bernardino (Portugal) 1; Claudia Lucas (Portugal) 1; Marta Gonçalves (Portugal) 1; Carlos Guedes Soares (Portugal) 1
The Norwegian Climate Data Store
Hege Hisdal (Norway) 1; Wai Kwok Wong (Norway) 1
Decadal-to-climate change in the RESCCUE project: Extreme scenarios from downscaled CMIP5 multi-model ensemble
Emma Gaitán (Spain) 1; César Paradinas (Spain) 1; Javier Pórtoles (Spain) 1; Darío Redolat (Spain) 1; Robert Monjo (Spain) 1; Carlos Prado (Spain) 1; Luis Torres (Spain) 1; Jaime Ribalaygua (Spain) 1
What can we say about future climate in Europe at different global warming levels based on regional climate model scenarios?
Erik Kjellström (Sweden) 1; Grigory Nikulin (Sweden) 1; Gustav Strandberg (Sweden) 1; Helena Martins (Sweden) 1
Storage – Discharge – Frequency curves to assess required sponge capacity; flood resilient urban planning and design in Taoyuan
Frans Van De Ven (Netherlands) 1; Toine Vergroesen (Netherlands) 2; Wenxing Zhang (Netherlands) 3; Hsuan-Yu Lin (Taiwan) 4; Wen-Shiang Chung (Taiwan) 4; Chen-Wuing Liu (Taiwan) 5; Jin-Jing Lee (Taiwan) 5; Yueh-Tan Lee (Taiwan) 5
A simulation framework for updating IDF curves under the potential effects of climate changes in Naples (Southern Italy)
Roberta Padulano (Italy) 1; Guido Rianna (Italy) 1; Alfredo Reder (Italy) 1
Room S9 | Science practice session
Knowledge integration as science based-decision making for adaptation strategies
Mária Máñez Costa (Germany) 1; Van Der Keur Peter (Denmark) 2; Celliers Louis (Germany) 1; Eulalia Gomez (Germany) 1
Room S10 | Science session
Account of participatory research focused on the development of transdisciplinary methodologies and the co-production of tools to assess long-term climate impacts and vulnerabilities in the water, agriculture, nature-based tourism and coastal management sectors.
Keywords: collaborative modelling, governance, managed retreat, multi-model-ensembles, risk management, water management
Chair | Torsten Grothmann | University of Oldenburg
Assessing long-term resilience of hydropower production in Switzerland: A transdisciplinary research approach
Luise J Fischer (Switzerland) 1,2; Heini Wernli (Switzerland) 1; David N. Bresch (Switzerland) 2
Co-constructing a tool for assessing the risk of climate change impacts on water: integration of multi-model ensemble and expert knowledge
Laura Woltersdorf (Germany) 1; Fabian Kneier (Germany) 1; Carina Zang (Germany) 2
Assessing Local Climate Adaptation and Science Information Needs Coincident with Hydroclimate Variability in a Snow-fed River System
Kelley Sterle (United States of America) 1; Benjamin Hatchett (United States of America) 2; Loretta Singletary (United States of America) 1; Greg Pohll (United States of America) 2; Wesley Kitlasten (United States of America) 3
The CLIMALERT project: Climate Alert Smart System for Sustainable Water and Agriculture
Cláudia Pascoal (Portugal) 1; Giorgio Pace (Portugal) 1; Fernanda Cássio (Portugal) 1; Sérgio Lopes (Portugal) 1; Luís Gonçalves (Portugal) 1; Isabel Trigo (Portugal) 2; Célia Gouveia (Portugal) 2; Vicenç Acuña (Spain) 3; Sergi Sabater (Spain) 3; Andreas Marx (Germany) 4; Reimund Schwarz (Germany) 4; Christian Kuhlicke (Germany) 4
Co-development of strategies for sustainable adaptation in the nature-based tourism sector in Norway
Eivind Brendehaug (Norway) 1; Stephanie Mayer (Norway) 2
Time to make room for water and start planning for retreat?
Gunnel Göransson (Sweden) 1; David Bendz (Sweden) 1; Per Danielsson (Sweden) 1; Jim Hedfors (Sweden) 1; Arianit Kurti (Sweden) 2; Jonas Löwgren (Sweden) 3; Signild Nerheim (Sweden) 4; Lisa Van Well (Sweden) 1
Room S11 | Science session
Collection of experiences targeting innovative finance and asset management tools for building resilience in climate change adaptation and post-disaster recovery and reconstruction operations, for both individuals and business.
Keywords: adaptation finance, bonds, climate services, floods, insurance, risk transfer
Chair | Oleksandr Sushchenko | Helmholtz Centre For Environmental Research – UFZ
Distributional effects of floods and flood policies: Microeconomic evidence from Germany
Miguel Tovar Reanos (Germany) 1; Daniel Osberghaus (Germany) 1
Promoting flood risk reduction: The role of insurance in Germany and England
Swenja Surminski (United Kingdom) 1; Annegret Thieken (Germany) 2
Increasing Flood Resilience Through Innovative Finance: Utility of Bonds?
Aparna Shrivastava (United Kingdom) 1; Zinta Zommers (United Kingdom) 1
Whole-of-life value of urban Green Infrastructure: state-of-the art
Linda Romanovska (Australia) 1
Adaptation Finance Ecosystem in The Netherlands
Bituen Hidalgo (Netherlands) 1
Discourse analysis on index-based insurance for climate change adaptation and private sector: Lessons from international initiatives operating in sub-Saharan Africa
Nella Canales (Sweden) 1; Adis Dzebo (Sweden) 2
Room S13 | Science session
Report on recent studies that analyse multi-level climate risk governance mechanisms, drivers and challenges, including those associated with the roles and responsibilities of multiple types of sectoral actors, across several European countries and regions.
Keywords: climate services, collaborative governance, flood risk management, polycentricity, responsibility sharing, strategies
Chair | Robbert Biesbroek | Wageningen University & Research
Strengths and weaknesses in climate change adaptation governance – a comparison across six European regions
Henk-Jan Van Alphen (Netherlands) 1; Eduard Interwies (Germany) 2; Stefan Görlitz (Germany) 2
Collaborative governance in Dutch flood risk management, an historical analysis
Emma Avoyan (Netherlands) 1
Am I responsible? Finding a shared optimum for flood risk management in between public and private actors
Magdalena Rauter (Austria) 1; Sven Fuchs (Austria) 1; Thomas Thaler (Austria) 1; Maria Kaufmann (Netherlands) 2
Enhancing the governance of local climate change adaptation: success factors and recommendations to overcome implementation barriers in small Austrian municipalities
Wolfgang Lexer (Austria) 1; Therese Stickler (Austria) 1; Daniel Buschmann (Austria) 1; Reinhard Steurer (Austria) 2; Judith Feichtinger (Austria) 3
Exploring the critical mechanisms to integrate flood risk management and sector specific objectives in England
Lydia Cumiskey (United Kingdom) 1; Sally Priest (United Kingdom) 1; Frans Klijn (Netherlands) 2
Climate Services Supporting DRR and CAA under a post-2015 agenda
Roger Street (United Kingdom) 1; Carlo Buontempo (United Kingdom) 2; Jaroslav Mysiak (Italy) 3; Eleni Karali (Greece) 4; Mário Pulquério (Portugal) 5; Virginia Murray (United Kingdom) 6; Rob Swart (Netherlands) 7
Room S16 | Science session
Presentation of research and application studies bringing together experiences on collaboration, knowledge brokering, and the development and use of tools and services to support adaptation decision-making at the urban and regional scale, including dealing with various data and knowledge needs.
Keywords: adaptation planning, built environment, climate services, knowledge brokering, tools, visualisation
Chair | André Oliveira | CCIAM-cE3c, Faculty of Sciences, University of Lisbon
Guidelines designed for win-win collaboration between Researchers and Non-Researchers Stakeholders
Adriana Bruggeman (Cyprus) 1; Maria João Freitas (Portugal) 2,3; Tone Merete Muthanna (Norway) 4
The Climate Services Chain: From data to policy and action
Eva Boon (Netherlands) 1; Hasse Goosen (Netherlands) 1; Kim Van Nieuwaal (Netherlands) 1; Marit Heinen (Netherlands) 1
Convenient decision support tool for local government: framework and case study in the water management sector
Chae Yeon Park (Korea, Republic of) 1; Dong Kun Lee (Korea, Republic of) 1; Jiyeon Kim (Korea, Republic of) 1
Exploring the Utility of Bayesian Belief Networks for Climate Adaptation Decision Making: Insights from Glasgow, UK
Eleanor Murtagh (United Kingdom) 1
Guiding municipalities through the jungle of climate change adaptation
Anna Jonsson (Sweden) 1; Caroline Weidbo (Sweden) 1; Magnus Rödin (Sweden) 1; Jacob Von Oelreich (Sweden) 1; Aino Krunegård (Sweden) 1
Estimating climate change resilience through high-resolution ecosystem service mapping in Manchester, UK
Fraser Baker (United Kingdom) 1
14:00 Tuesday
Room PA | Science practice session
Advancing ‘Search & Discovery’ for climate action: Exploring the potential of Linked Open Data and Artificial Intelligence approaches
Julia Barrott (United Kingdom) 1; Martin Kaltenböck (Austria) 2; Denise Recheis (Austria) 3; Sukaina Bharwani (United Kingdom) 1; Tiago Capela Lourenço (Portugal) 4
Room S1 | Science practice session
Learning in and from transdisciplinary practice: Navigating the research-to-practice interface across scales.
Amir Bazaz (India) 1; Georgina Cundill-Kemp (Canada) 2; Margot Curl (United Kingdom) 3; Jesse Demaria-Kinney (Switzerland) 4; Blane Harvey (Canada) 5; Bettina Koelle (South Africa) 6
Room S2 | Science session
Showcase of recent work dealing with the importance of producing actionable scientific evidence and the challenges associated with communicating climate information, and assuring its relevance for both private and public stakeholders.
Keywords: climate change beliefs, communication, co-production, media, narratives, transformation
Chair | Emiliano Ramieri | Thetis
UK newspapers’ narratives of climate change impacts and adaptation strategies: Few recommendations for individual households
Rachel Harcourt (United Kingdom) 1; Wandi Bruine De Bruin (United Kingdom) 1,2; Suraje Dessai (United Kingdom) 1; Andrea Taylor (United Kingdom) 1
Strategies to Develop Researcher-Stakeholder Relationships with the Goal of Co-Production in Climate Adaptation
Renee Mcpherson (United States of America) 1; Emma Kuster (United States of America) 2; Mike Langston (United States of America) 3; Atherton Phleger (United States of America) 2; Derek Rosendahl (United States of America) 2; April Taylor (United States of America) 4
Co-producing nature-based solutions in cities: model processes in Genk, Glasgow and Poznan
Niki Frantzeskaki (Netherlands) 1; Katharina Hölscher (Netherlands) 1; Marleen Lodder (Netherlands) 1; Daan Sillen (Netherlands) 1
Communicating uncertainty in seasonal climate forecasts: Lessons from the EUPORIAS project
Andrea Taylor (United Kingdom) 1; Suraje Dessai (United Kingdom) 1
Picturing resilience: analysis of newspaper images of 2011 floods in Brisbane, Australia
Anne M Leitch (Australia) 1; Erin Bohensky (Australia) 2
Effects of extreme weather experience on climate change belief
Daniel Osberghaus (Germany) 1; Carina Fugger (Germany) 2
Room S5 | Science practice session
Loss and Damage from climate change: science, practice and policy propositions for tackling adaptation limits
Elisa Calliari (United Kingdom) 1; Lisa Vanhala (United Kingdom) 2; Reinhard Mechler (Austria) 3
Room S6 | Science practice session
Nature based solutions – Governance, Business Models and Financial Mechanisms for climate change adaptation and DRR
Steve Banwart (United Kingdom) 2; Juraj Jurik (Switzerland) 3; Siobhan Mcquaid (Ireland) 4; Elena Lopez Gunn (Spain) 1
Room S7 | Science practice session
Monitoring adaptation in cities: Considerations for equity and justice
Reckien Diana (Netherlands) 1; Marta Olazabal (Spain) 2; Anil Markandya (Spain) 2; Johannes Klein (Finland) 3
Room S8 | Science practice session
Climate Change and Cities: Second Assessment Report of the Urban Climate Change Research Network
Chantal Pacteau (France) 1,2; Mattia Leone (Italy) 1,3; Luc Abbadie (France) 1,4; Reimund Schwarze (Germany) 1,5; Nathalie Jean-Baptiste (Germany) 1,5; Martin Lehmann (Denmark) 1,6
Room S9 | Science session
Report on assessments carried out to understand the impacts and risks that climate change may pose to a varied set of natural systems, business and economic sectors, as well as the development of tools that can support better planning for the future.
Keywords: adaptation planning, business sectors, economic activity, risk assessments, supply chains, urban services
Chair | Paul Watkiss | Stockholm Environment Institute, Sweden
Climate change risk assessment of future import-based bioenergy supply chains in the Nordic countries
Fanny Groundstroem (Finland) 1; Sirkku Juhola (Finland) 1
The Green Book: Planning support tool for identifying and adapting South African settlements at risk to the impacts climate change
Alize Le Roux (South Africa) 1; Willemien Van Niekerk (South Africa) 1; Amy Pieterse (South Africa) 1
Distribution of Global Temperature Effects on Downscaled Economic Activity
Shouro Dasgupta (Italy) 1,2; Francesco Bosello (Italy) 1,3; Enrica De Cian (Italy) 1,2; Malcolm Mistry (Italy) 1,2
An assessment of Great Britain’s future susceptibility to subsidence as a consequence of climate change
James White (United Kingdom) 1; David Entwisle (United Kingdom) 1; Anna Harrison (United Kingdom) 1; Hughes Andrew (United Kingdom) 1; Hulbert Andrew (United Kingdom) 1; Jones Lee (United Kingdom) 1; Majdi Mansour (United Kingdom) 1; Wang Lei (United Kingdom) 1; Kathryn Lee (United Kingdom) 1
Observed and modelled effects of the temporal variability of rainfall on evapotranspiration and runoff in semi-arid environments
Marinos Eliades (Cyprus) 1; Adriana Bruggeman (Cyprus) 1; Hakan Djuma (Cyprus) 1; Corrado Camera (Italy) 2
Integrated modelling to analyse flooding resilience. The RESCCUE project
Beniamino Russo (Spain) 1; David Sunyer (Spain) 1; Luca Locatelli (Spain) 1; Eduardo Martínez (Spain) 2; Jose Luis Dominguez (Spain) 3; Miguel Pardo (Spain) 4; Areas Gabas (Spain) 5; Mara Do Ceu Almeida (Portugal) 6; Maria Joao Telhado (Portugal) 7; Iñes Candido (Portugal) 8; Jose Saldanha Matos (Portugal) 9; Barry Evans (United Kingdom) 10; John Stevens (United Kingdom) 11; Rob Henderson (United Kingdom) 12; Marc Velasco (Spain) 1
Room S10 | Science session
Presentation of results focused on the fine-scale modelling and downscaling of climate projections using global and limited-area models as well as statistical methods, including the representation of fine-scale disturbances and resolution of convective and other microclimatic features.
Keywords: extreme events, GCMs, high-resolution, RCMs, transport infrastructures, urban microclimates
Chair | Pedro Matos Soares | Instituto Dom Luiz, University of Lisbon
Are there benefits for stakeholders from representation of North Atlantic extratropical cyclones using the PRIMAVERA project high-resolution global climate models?
Erika Palin (United Kingdom) 1; Galina Guentchev (United Kingdom) 1; Julia Lockwood (United Kingdom) 1
Changes in summertime short-term precipitation extremes over Europe studied in a surrogate warming experiment with a convective permitting climate model
Erik Kjellström (Sweden) 1; Geert Lenderink (Netherlands) 2; Petter Lind (Sweden) 1; Danijel Belusic (Sweden) 1
Urban microclimate modelling methodology at pan-European level to support adaptation planning and design in cities
Giulio Zuccaro (Italy) 2; Mattia Leone (Italy) 1; Stefano Nardone (Italy) 3; Alessandra Capolupo (Italy) 3
Event-based analysis to evaluate the performance of COSMO – CLM model with the urban parametrization
Mario Raffa (Italy) 1; Marianna Adinolfi (Italy) 1; Paola Mercogliano (Italy) 1,2
Dynamical and statistical downscaling of COSMO-CLM simulations for climate change adaption of transport infrastructure in Germany
Michael Haller (Germany) 1; Susanne Brienen (Germany) 1; Stefan Krähenmann (Germany) 1; Barbara Früh (Germany) 1
Climate change adaptation framework for multiple urban areas: Northern Portugal case study
Sandra Rafael (Portugal) 1; Sílvia Coelho (Portugal) 1; Miguel Coutinho (Portugal) 2; Alexandra Monteiro (Portugal) 1; João Medina (Portugal) 3; Susana Figueiredo (Portugal) 3; Sofia Cunha (Portugal) 3; Ana Isabel Miranda (Portugal) 1; Myriam Lopes (Portugal) 1; Carlos Borrego (Portugal) 1
Room S11 | Science session
Summary of results from recent assessments that develop and apply novel methodological frameworks to evaluate the effectiveness of adaptation measures, and to develop tools that convey user-relevant climate information in support of adaptation decision-making.
Keywords: co-production, decision-making support, decision support tools, probabilistic modelling, transferability, vulnerability
Chair | Rob Swart | Wageningen University & Research
Making it happen: science to drive successful adaptation to climate change
Matthew Charlton (United Kingdom) 1; Megan Gawith (United Kingdom) 1; Harriet Orr (United Kingdom) 1
Evaluating the effectiveness of stakeholder-developed adaptation, mitigation and transformation pathways under high-end scenarios at multiple scales in Europe
Ian Holman (United Kingdom) 1; Niki Frantzeskaki (Netherlands) 2; Katharina Hölscher (Netherlands) 2; Simona Pedde (Netherlands) 3; Jill Jäger (Austria) 4; Lamprini Papadimitriou (United Kingdom) 1; Paula Harrison (United Kingdom) 5
Hierarchical Bayesian approach for flood loss modelling for Europe
Nivedita Sairam (Germany) 1; Heidi Kreibich (Germany) 1; Kai Schröter (Germany) 1
LIFE ADAPT2CLIMA tool: A decision support tool for adaptation to climate change impacts on the Mediterranean islands’ agriculture
Christos Giannakopoulos (Greece) 1; Marco Moriondo (Italy) 2; Maria Papadopoulou (Greece) 3; Maria Loizidou (Greece) 3; Anna Karali (Greece) 1; Konstantinos V. Varotsos (Greece) 1; Giannis Lemesios (Greece) 1; Christina Papadaskalopoulou (Greece) 3; Paolo Merante (Italy) 2; Despoina Charchousi (Greece) 3; Marinos Markou (Cyprus) 4; Maria Gabriella Matranga (Italy) 6; Eleni Hatziyanni (Greece) 5
Assessing 33 Forest Species tolerance and associated risk for growth and survival in Reinfforce arboreta along Atlantic climate gradient
António Henrique Correia (Portugal) 1; Maria Helena Almeida (Portugal) 1; Christophe Orazio (France) 2; Margarida Tomé (Portugal) 1; Manuela Branco (Portugal) 1
A climate change vulnerability index for cetacean species in the Madeira archipelago
Andreia Sousa (Portugal) 3; Filipe Alves (Portugal) 1,2; Ana Dinis (Portugal) 1; Julia Bentz (Portugal) 3; Maria João Cruz (Portugal) 3; João Pedro Nunes (Portugal) 3;
Room S13 | Science practice session
Advances in climate risk assessment: Measuring with Impact Chains
Elodie Briche (France) 1; Ghislain Dubois (France) 1; Lucie Royer (France) 1; Marc Zebisch (Italy) 2; Stefan Schneiderbauer (Italy) 2; Erich Rome (Germany) 3; Daniel Lückerath (Germany) 3; Ulrike Lehr (Germany) 4
Room S16 | Science session
Presentation of different international cases studies and experiences focused on co-producing knowledge and solutions that bridge the gap between climate science and practice, and in the co-design of climate services and disaster risk reduction approaches.
Keywords: best practices, climate services, co-production, early warning, knowledge brokering, lessons learned
Chair | Marta Bruno Soares | School of Earth and Environment, University of Leeds
Where adaptation pathways and politics meet: coastal erosion and adaptation planning in Old Bar, Australia
Sonia Graham (Spain) 1
The Politics of ‘Usable’ Knowledge: Examining the Co-production of Climate Services in Tanzania
Meaghan Daly (United States of America) 1; Lisa Dilling (United States of America) 2
Co-designing climate services ‘in context’: Climate in Tandem, a process- and decision-led framework and online guidance
Elizabeth Daniels (United Kingdom) 1; Sukaina Bharwani (United Kingdom) 1; Ruth Butterfield (United Kingdom) 1; Julia Barrott (United Kingdom) 1; Åsa Gerger Swartling (Sweden) 1; Gregor Vulturius (Sweden) 1; Brenda Mwalukanga (Zambia) 2
Recommendations for co-producing user-oriented climate services: insights from three Swedish case studies on adaptation to natural hazards
Karin André (Sweden) 1; Linn Järnberg (Sweden) 1; Lena Strömbäck (Sweden) 2; Lotta Andersson (Sweden) 2; Åsa Gerger Swartling (Sweden) 1
Developing Adaptation Strategies Using Science and Stakeholders
Henk-Jan Van Alphen (Netherlands) 1; Eduard Interwies (Germany) 2; Stefan Görlitz (Germany) 2
Co-producing science and innovative outcomes for climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction
Chloe Begg (Germany) 1; Christian Kuhlicke (Germany) 1; Oliver Gebhardt (Germany) 1; Daniela Siedschlag (Germany) 1
16:15 Tuesday
Room PA | Science session
Illustrative case studies that explore different approaches in theory and practice related to the essential engagement of citizens in effective adaptation action, and the recognition of their roles, benefits and responsibilities in light of the uneven distribution of extreme weather impacts.
Keywords: citizen participation, community engagement, gender, health, integration, social justice
Chair | Maddalena Dali | European Commission DG CLIMA
Addressing social vulnerability to climate change in policy and practice
Aleksandra Kazmierczak (Denmark) 1
Climate risks and environmental justice: how land deals constrain resilience practices in Mozambique
Carla Gomes (Portugal) 1
The affordability of flood risk property-level adaptation measures
Paul Hudson (Germany) 1
Everybody should contribute, but not too much. An exploration of citizen responsibilization for adaptation by local governments in The Netherlands
Caroline Uittenbroek Uittenbroek (Netherlands) 1; Heleen Mees (Netherlands) 1; Dries Hegger (Netherlands) 1; Peter Driessen (Netherlands) 1
Breaking down policy siloes in Canada to protect vulnerable populations and increase national resilience to climate impacts and disaster risks
Jimena Eyzaguirre (Canada) 1; Marc Nelitz (Canada) 1; Heather Stager (Canada) 2
New perspectives on citizen engagement in flood risk governance – a social practices approach
Dries Hegger (Netherlands) 1
Room S1 | Science practice session
Resilient Historic Communities
Annalisa Spalazzi (Italy) 1; Ellie Tonks (United Kingdom) 1; Maria Julia Seixas (Portugal)
Room S2 | Science session
Report on the results of recent analysis of European and global climate policy mainstreaming efforts, and on the engagement of non-government stakeholders and civil society in regional adaptation governance and planning.
Keywords: adaptation policy, evaluation, mainstreaming, nature-based solutions, stakeholders, uncertainty
Chair: Marco Pütz | Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL
The state of climate change adaptation legislation and policy: a global analysis of national laws and policies
Michal Nachmany (United Kingdom) 1; Swenja Surminski (United Kingdom) 2; Sam Fankhauser (United Kingdom) 2
European Union decision making and climate change Adaptation: an evaluation of the integration of adaptation into key policy sectors
Duncan Russel (United Kingdom) 1; Roos Den Uyl (United Kingdom) 1; Anne Jensen (Denmark) 2; Helle ørsted Nielsen (Denmark) 2; Sabine Weiland (France) 3
Climate adaptation policy lock-ins: Towards better understanding, and transformation, of limited adaptation action?
Torsten Grothmann (Germany) 1; Dave Huitema (Netherlands) 2; Angela Oels (Netherlands) 2; Bernd Siebenhüner (Germany) 1; Tim Rayner (United Kingdom) 3; John Turnpenny (United Kingdom) 3
Coastal policies in Portugal: adaptation and maladaptation to climate change impacts
Luísa Schmidt (Portugal) 1; Carla Gomes (Portugal) 1
On the role of uncertainty in the mainstreaming of nature-based solutions for adaptation to climate change
Paul Dourojeanni (Chile) 1; Nora Van Cauwenbergh (Belgium) 1; Pieter Van Der Zaag (Netherlands) 1
Exploring the role and inclusion of external cross-sectoral stakeholders in Government Adaptation Planning
Jane Mccullough (United Kingdom) 1; Cassandra Moll (United Kingdom) 1; Stephen Jones (United Kingdom) 1
Room S5 | Science practice session
Adaptation Reporting and Infrastructure Operators – sharing practical experience and promoting best practice
Ross Lowrie (United Kingdom) 1; John Dora (United Kingdom) 2; Tim Hill (United Kingdom) 3; Amanda Crossfield (United Kingdom) 4; Peter O’Broin (United Kingdom) 5; Rachel Thompson (United Kingdom) 6
Room S6 | Science practice session
Climate change impacts and risks at global warming of 1.5ºC to 4ºC: latest research findings
Richard Betts (United Kingdom) 1,2; Lamprini Papadimitriou (United Kingdom) 3; Michalis Vousdoukas (Italy) 4; Luc Feyen (Italy) 4; Wojtek Szewczyk (Spain) 4; Jason Lowe (United Kingdom) 2,5
Room S7 | Science session
Summary of results from diverse case studies that explored sector-specific climate adaptation and resilience options and their barriers and drivers for implementation, and the development of tools for managing climate risks by ensuring resilient sector investments.
Keywords: agriculture, climate screening, resilient investment opportunities, sanitation, transport, water
Chair | Gabriela Michalek | Helmholtz Centre For Environmental Research – UFZ
Drivers of climate change adaptation and barriers to its implementation in Europe
Oliver Gebhardt (Germany) 1; Olivia Rendón (United Kingdom) 2; Jouni Paavola (United Kingdom) 3
Climate change adaptation options for the European water sector
David Samuel Williams (Germany) 1; Dmitry Kovalevsky (Germany) 1; Maria Manez Costa (Germany) 1; Bastian Klein (Germany) 2; Dennis Meißner (Germany) 2; Joaquin Andreu (Spain) 3; Hector Marcian-Sorribes (Spain) 3; Manuel Pulido- Velazquez (Spain) 3; Abel Solera (Spain) 3; Sara Suárez-Almiñana (Spain) 3; Marco Hartman (Netherlands) 4
(Cancelled) Agricultural drought risk management in Central Europe – a survey study of Austrian crop-farmers
Susanne Hanger-Kopp (Austria) 1; Marlene Palka (Austria) 1
Enhancing resilience of Rail Baltica railway to climate change
Antti Roose (Estonia) 1; Martin Ruul (Estonia) 2
CRISI-ADAPT: Climate services to monitor and validate adaptation planning for early time horizons
Robert Monjo (Spain) 1; Emma Gaitán (Spain) 1; Mercedes De Juan (Spain) 2; Josep Sanz (Spain) 2; Beniamino Russo (Spain) 3; Alberto Martín (Spain) 4; Marc Velasco (Spain) 3; Luis Torres (Spain) 4
Where next for Climate Screening?
Ben Smith (United Kingdom) 1; Thomas Downing (United Kingdom) 1
Room S8 | Science session
Showcase of recent research studies that co-developed knowledge targeting integrated adaptation and decarbonisation policies, pathways and solutions, including the use of environmental systems analysis and social innovation tools.
Keywords: design-thinking, innovation, knowledge exchange, Living labs, stakeholders, synergies
Chair | Russell Wise | Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Australia
Impacts and Risks from High-end Scenarios: Strategies for Innovative Solutions
Paula Harrison (United Kingdom) 1; Impressions Partners (Belgium) 2
Living Labs in Larvik – knowledge exchange with stakeholders to improve decision making for urban development in a changing climate
Amy Oen (Norway) 1; Cathrine Eckbo (Norway) 1; Heidi Knutsen (Norway) 1; Regula Frauenfelder (Norway) 1; Christina Ekeheien (Norway) 1; Carl Harbitz (Norway) 1; Bjørn Kalsnes (Norway) 1; Marit Vasbotten (Norway) 2; Ingerid Heggelund (Norway) 2
Fostering social innovation towards carbon neutral spatial heating through policy co-design
Jenan Irshaid (Austria) 1; Junko Mochizuki (Austria) 1; Thomas Schinko (Austria) 1
Capacity building and co-creation – mainstreaming climate change adaptation of large scale infrastructure planning through environmental impact assessment
Alexandra Jiricka-Pürrer (Austria) 1; Sonja Völler (Austria) 2; Markus Leitner (Austria) 2; Eva Margelik (Austria) 2; Thomas Wachter (Austria) 3
Risk reduction, uncertainty and climate services: Bridging the usability gap through Living Labs
Lisa Van Well (Sweden) 1; Josefin Andersson (Sweden) 2; Elin Ljunggren (Sweden) 3; Miriam S. Zetterlund (Sweden) 1
Adapting the University: co-production of knowledge through the living lab approach
Elizabeth Vander Meer (United Kingdom) 1
Room S9 | Science session
Presentation of multiple studies focused on water-related climate impacts at multiple scales, systems and sectors, including flood impacts, groundwater, water quality, transport and agricultural risk due to drought.
Keywords: droughts, environmental risks, floods, impacts, urban services, water quality
Chair | Marc Velasco | Aquatec – SUEZ Advanced Solutions
Climate change impacts on water quality in the Llobregat Basin, Spain
Laura Ramos-Soler (Spain) 1; Javier Paredes-Arquiola (Spain) 1; Joaquín Andreu-á lvarez (Spain) 1; Antoni Munné-Torras (Spain) 2
Hazard and risk assessment related to CSOs in bathing waters in a context of climate change
Luca Locatelli (Spain) 1; Beniamino Russo (Spain) 1; Montse Martinez (Spain) 1
Socio-economic potential impacts of climate change due to urban pluvial floods in Badalona (Spain). The BINGO project
Eduardo Martínez-Gomariz (Spain) 1; Luca Locatelli (Spain) 2; Beniamino Russo (Spain) 2; Montse Martínez (Spain) 2
BINGO PROJECT: Impacts of Climate Change on Water Cycle’s Groundwater Component – Tagus basin case-study
Maria Novo (Portugal) 1; Manuel Oliveira (Portugal) 1; Tiago Martins (Portugal) 1; Maria José Henriques (Portugal) 1
Integrated agricultural risk management to increase drought resilience: a farm level study in Austria
Marlene Palka (Austria) 1; Susanne Hanger-Kopp (Austria) 1
Assessing climate risks across different business sectors and industries: an investigation of methodological challenges at national scale for the UK
Swenja Surminski (United Kingdom) 1
Room S10 | Science session
Summary of recent results on the development and application of new approaches for serious gaming, decision-support tools, products and services for climate adaptation, including assessing their relevance and efficacy in supporting learning, raising awareness and promoting action.
Keywords: adaptation measures, climate risks, decision-support, infrastructure, serious games, training
Chair | Marit Heinen | Climate Adaptation Services (CAS)
The Maladaptation Game – development and assessment of a tool for science-practice dialogue
Tina-Simone Neset (Sweden) 1; Sirkku Juhola (Finland) 2; Janina Käyhkö (Finland) 2; Lotten Wiréhn (Sweden) 1; Therese Asplund (Sweden) 1; Carlo Navarra (Sweden) 1
Playing games to understand multiple hazards and risk from climate change on interdependent infrastructure
Joseph Hagg (United Kingdom) 1; Sabine Undorf (United Kingdom) 1; Metzger Marc (United Kingdom) 1; Simon Tett (United Kingdom) 1
The Weather Roulette: a gambling game to communicate probabilistic climate predictions
Marta Terrado (Spain) 1; Isadora Christel (Spain) 1; Dragana Bojovic (Spain) 1; Llorenç Lledó (Spain) 1; Rodrigo Manzanas (Spain) 2; Albert Soret (Spain) 1; Francisco J. Doblas-Reyes (Spain) 1
Ensuring relevance, accessibility and credibility of decision support resources: the case of CoastAdapt
Jean Palutikof (Australia) 1; Anne Leitch (Australia) 2; David Rissik (Australia) 3; Sarah Boulter (Australia) 1; Marilee Campbell (Australia) 1; Ana Perez Vidaurre (Australia) 1; Fahim Tonmoy (Australia) 1
Forecasting extreme floods – 10 years of rich learning at the UK Flood Forecasting Centre
Crystal Moore (United Kingdom) 1; Elizabeth Parkes (United Kingdom) 2
Evaluation of climate literacy training: taking action to improve urban resilience
Rachel Dunk (United Kingdom) 1; Gina Cavan (United Kingdom) 1; Jane Mork (United Kingdom) 1
Room S11 | Science session
Showcase of multiple examples of modelling and other methodological approaches to valuing economic aspects of climate risk and adaptation action, and their application, testing and analysis in prioritising climate adaptation and risk reduction measures in different vulnerable sectors.
Keywords: adaptation pathways, cost-benefit analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis, economic appraisal, economic modelling, risk-based decision-making
Chair | Shouro Dasgupta | Fondazione CMCC and Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
Economic modelling and adaptation policies – challenges and results
Lehr Ulrike (Germany) 1; Ahmann Lara (Germany) 1; Flaute Markus (Germany) 1
Practical application of a risk-based approach for droughts: experiences from the Netherlands
Femke Schasfoort (Netherlands) 1; Marnix Van Der Vat (Netherlands) 1; Marjolein Mens (Netherlands) 1; Paul Van Den Hoek (Netherlands) 2; Karel Van Hussen (Netherlands) 3; Susanne Groot (Netherlands) 4; Nico Polman (Netherlands) 5
A Comparison of Economic Decision-Support Methods for the Efficient and Robust Protection of the German Baltic Sea Coast against Flooding
Thomas Van Der Pol (Germany) 1; Jochen Hinkel (Germany) 1; Jan Merkens (Germany) 2; Leigh Macpherson (Germany) 3
BINGO PROJECT: Selection of effective adaptation measures to weather extremes – Reducing flood risk in Wuppertal, Germany
Clemens Strehl (Germany) 1; Fabian Vollmer (Germany) 1; Andreas Hein (Germany) 1; Juliane Koti (Germany) 1; Marc Scheibel (Germany) 2; Paula Lorza (Germany) 2; Daniel Heinenberg (Germany) 2; Robert Mittelstädt (Germany) 3; Eduard Interwies (Germany) 4; Stefan Görlitz (Germany) 4
Economic analysis of climate change adaptation applied to the alpine skiing industry in Quebec
Laurent Da Silva (Canada) 1; Katherine Pineault (Canada) 1; Patrick Grenier (Canada) 1; Stéphanie Bleau (Canada) 2
Managing the English coast in a changing climate
Andrew Russell (United Kingdom) 1
Room S13 | Science session
Report on the most recent research results related to the use and application of Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs), Representative Concentration Pathways (RCPs), narratives and scenarios, along with impact modelling for the projection and assessment of sectoral climate risks.
Keywords: adaptation pathways, agriculture, power demand forecasts, power distribution networks, scenarios, water transport
Chair | Laura Palomo Rios | EASME
Developing shared socioeconomic pathway (SSP) narrative extensions for climate change research in Finland’s agriculture and health sectors
Timothy Carter (Finland) 1; Heikki Lehtonen (Finland) 2; Reija Ruuhela (Finland) 3; Stefan Fronzek (Finland) 1; Susanna Kankaanpää (Finland) 4; Emma Terämä (Finland) 1
Development of Assessment System on Regional Vulnerability regarding to Climate Change and its impacts
Manabu Watanabe (Japan) 1; Tomoki Ehara (Japan) 1; Yasuaki Hijioka (Japan) 2; Makoto Oba (Japan) 2; Takuya Togawa (Japan) 2; Ronald Canero Estoque (Japan) 2; Katuji Nagai (Japan) 3; Midori Kitahashi (Japan) 1
Framing the application of Adaptation Pathways in Agroforestry in Mediterranean drylands
André Vizinho (Portugal) 1; Ana Lúcia Fonseca (Portugal) 1; David Avelar (Portugal) 1; Hugo Oliveira (Portugal) 1; Leonor Sucena Paiva (Portugal) 1; Alice Nunes (Portugal) 1; Cristina Branquinho (Portugal) 1; Filipe Duarte Santos (Portugal) 1; Gil Penha-Lopes (Portugal) 1
Modelling the Inland Waterway Transportation Operations Supported by Navigation-Related Probabilistic Forecasts under Projected Drier Climate Conditions
Dmitry Kovalevsky (Germany) 1; María Máñez Costa (Germany) 1; David Williams (Germany) 1; Bastian Klein (Germany) 2
Residential energy demand in a changing climate: Portuguese case study 2050
Raquel Figueiredo (Portugal) 1; Pedro Nunes (Portugal) 1; Marta Oliveira Panão (Portugal) 1; Miguel C. Brito (Portugal) 1
Impact of climate change on power distribution networks
Paraic Ryan (Ireland) 1; Lara Hawchar (Ireland) 1; Mark Stewart (Australia) 2
Room S16 | Science session
Report on the most recent research results related to the use and application of Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs), Representative Concentration Pathways (RCPs), narratives and scenarios, along with impact modelling for the projection and assessment of sectoral climate risks.
Keywords: adaptation pathways, agriculture, power demand forecasts, power distribution networks, scenarios, water transport
Chair | Åsa Gerger Swartling | Stockholm Environment Institute
Key competencies for knowledge innovation towards sustainability transformations – meeting systemic challenges within the science-policy interface
Luis Pinto (Denmark) 1
The Swiss National Centre for Climate Services (NCCS): serving as a network agent and knowledge broker for climate services
Angela Michiko Hama (Switzerland) 1; Mischa Croci-Maspoli (Switzerland) 1; Andreas Fischer (Switzerland) 1; Elias Zubler (Switzerland) 1
Mapping the landscape of Climate Services: a network approach
Francesca Larosa (Italy) 1; Jaroslav Mysiak (Italy) 1
CLIM2POWER Project – co-developing a climate service for the European power system
Sofia G. Simoes (Portugal) 1; Edi Assoumou (France) 3; Filipa Amorim (Portugal) 1; Tim O’Higgins (Ireland) 2; Gildas Siggini (France) 3; Kristina Fröhlich (Germany) 4; Jennifer Ostermöller (Germany) 4; Yves-Marie Saint-Drenan (France) 5; Benoît Gschwind (France) 5; Hubert Holzmann (Austria) 6; Matthew Hernegger (Austria) 6; Johann Baumgartner (Austria) 7; Stefan Hoeltinger (Austria) 7; Christian Mikovits (Austria) 7; Kathryn Kopke (Ireland) 2; Anna Krook-Riekkola (Sweden) 8; Åsa Lindman (Sweden) 8; Sílvia Carvalho (Portugal) 9; Pedro Beça (Portugal) 10; Babar Mutjaba (Portugal) 10; Paulo Diogo (Portugal) 10; Júlia Seixas (Portugal) 1; Pierre Strossser (France) 11; Pedro Paes (Portugal) 12; Tarik Berrada (Austria) 13; Johannes Schmidt (Austria) 7
Developing protocol-based storylines of future European agriculture to support climate change impact and adaptation research
Hermine Mitter (Austria) 1; Anja Techen (Germany) 2; Franz Sinabell (Austria) 3; Katharina Helming (Germany) 2; Benjamin Bodirsky (Germany) 4; Ian Holman (United Kingdom) 5; Kasper Kok (Netherlands) 6; Heikki Lehtonen (Finland) 7; Adrian Leip (Italy) 8; Chantal Le Mouel (France) 9; Hermann Lotze-Campen (Germany) 4; Erik Mathijs (Belgium) 10; Bano Mehdi (Austria) 1; Melania Michetti (Italy) 11; Klaus Mittenzwei (Norway) 12; Oliver Mora (France) 9; Lilian Oygarden (Norway) 12; Jörg Priess (Germany) 13; Pytrik Reidsma (Netherlands) 6; Rüdiger Schaldach (Germany) 14; Erwin Schmid (Austria) 1; Heidi Webber (Germany) 2; Martin Schönhart (Austria) 1
A critical systematization of the role of knowledge brokerage in climate change adaptation processes in Portugal
João Mourato (Portugal) 1; Alexandra Bussler (Portugal) 1; Claudia Santos (Portugal) 1