Day

11:15 Tuesday

Strengths and weaknesses in climate change adaptation governance – a comparison across six European regions

Complex System predictability beyond structural collapse and memory loss: unveiling dynamic mechanisms shaping unprecedented regimes, disruptive transitions and extremes

Guidelines designed for win-win collaboration between Researchers and Non-Researchers Stakeholders

Impact of climate change in the marine environment of the Iberian Peninsula

Distributional effects of floods and flood policies: Microeconomic evidence from Germany

Assessing long-term resilience of hydropower production in Switzerland: A transdisciplinary research approach

Promoting flood risk reduction: The role of insurance in Germany and England

The Norwegian Climate Data Store

Collaborative governance in Dutch flood risk management, an historical analysis

The Climate Services Chain: From data to policy and action

Co-constructing a tool for assessing the risk of climate change impacts on water: integration of multi-model ensemble and expert knowledge

Increasing Flood Resilience Through Innovative Finance: Utility of Bonds?

Decadal-to-climate change in the RESCCUE project: Extreme scenarios from downscaled CMIP5 multi-model ensemble

Assessing Local Climate Adaptation and Science Information Needs Coincident with Hydroclimate Variability in a Snow-fed River System

Convenient decision support tool for local government: framework and case study in the water management sector

Am I responsible? Finding a shared optimum for flood risk management in between public and private actors

Themes

1. Data, methods and approaches in Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction
2. Co-production of knowledge, solutions and services
3. Communication, data sharing and decision support
4. Institutions, governance, citizens and social justice
5. Global climate challenges
6. Climate risk management and resilience

Session types

Science practice session (SP), 1hr 45 mins
Science session, 1hr 45 mins – six oral communications (OC) per session
Poster session (PO) – 12 posters per session, organised by theme