CfS Research Day: Risk and Resilience
CfS Research Day on Risk and Resilience
The CfS Research Day on Risk and Resilience is intended to bring together people from across the university around Risk and Resilience research topics. The aim is not to just have “show and tell” talks about our individual research, but to include overviews accessible to non-experts in the respective sub-fields, plus discussions around themes of interest for potential joint projects and grant proposals. Some seed funding for research proposals will be available after the meeting.
Registration is now closed.
Program:
- 12:00–12:10: Arrival.
- 12:10–12:20: Introductions (Finn Lindgren).
- 12:20–12:45: Gabi Hegerl (School of Geosciences).
- Extreme Event Attribution in Climate Change.
- 12:55–13:20: Ioannis Papastathopoulos (School of Mathematics).
- Statistical Modelling of Multivariate Extremes.
- 13:30–13:55: Gordon Masterton (School of Engineering).
- Infrastructure Resilience—Some Challenges and Opportunities.
- 14:05–14:30: Coffee break.
- 14:30–14:55: Kate Crowley (School of Geosciences).
- Holistic Risk and Impact Modelling Tools for Decision Makers.
- 15:05–15:30: Jonathan Crook (Business School).
- Statistical Models for Credit Risk.
- 15:40–16:05: Mark Naylor (School of Geosciences).
- Some Perspectives on Disaster Risk from GeoSciences.
- 16:05–17:00: Further discussions and planning.
Contact:
Presentation files:
The presentation files are available via OneDrive from UoE accounts:
CfSRiskResilience2019 on OneDrive
Seed funding: Information about eligibility and proposal format is available from here.
Apr 15 2019
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CfS Research Day: Risk and Resilience
The CfS Research Day on Risk and Resilience brought people together from across the university to discuss Risk and Resilience research topics.