Expertise for the future

Expertise for the Future (poster detail). Image: Cameron Muir.

Glacier d'Argentière in Le Roy Ladurie, 1967. Histoire du climat depuis l'an mil. Flammarion, Paris (1967).

The focus of the Expertise for the Future project is the development of environmental prediction, and the reception of predictions optimistic and pessimistic since the sixteenth century, ranging from personal observation to interpretation of longitudinal data trends (prices, demographic data, and meteorological records) and the increased importance of statistical modelling. This project is coordinated by Libby Robin, Paul Warde (UK) and Sverker Sörlin (Sweden).

See: http://www-histecon.kings.cam.ac.uk/ees/expertise_future.html

Researchers: Libby Robin, Paul Warde (UK) and Sverker Sörlin (Sweden).

Workshop 4, Stockholm

The fourth and final Workshop in the series was held at the Stockholm Resilience Centre, Sweden on 1 December 2010.
Read the meeting minutes (PDF).

Paul Warde, Sverker Sorlin, Libby Robin.