Catchment Change Network

understanding uncertainty and risk related to future change in catchments

Catchment Change Network is a social network

Members

  • Paul Davies
  • Ruth Alcock
  • David Oliver
  • Jonathan Glerum
  • Mike Matthews
  • Robert Harris
  • Paul McKenna
  • Phil Haygarth
  • Aine Gormley
  • Amine Melaine
  • Kerry Thomas
  • Nataliya Tkachenko
  • Manuela Di Mauro
  • Katherine Pygott
  • Jim Hall
  • Miriam Evans

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The Catchment Change Network (CCN) will enable the exchange of knowledge between the NERC research base and science user community in terms of understanding and managing uncertainty and risk related to future changes in catchments.
There are increasing demands to predict the response of catchments to future change – whether due to climate, land management or urbanisation – for decision making and policy setting. Such predictions are inevitably uncertain because future water inputs to the catchment are not known accurately. As a result, risk-based predictions for use in adaptive management strategies will be appropriate, helping us calculate and express how confident we are about our findings and in turn developing enhanced confidence in our decision-making capacity.
CCN will explore the way in which the latest scientific methodologies can inform this process within the three Focus Areas of changes in flood risk, changes in water scarcity and changes in diffuse pollution

For more information go to www.catchmentchange.net

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David Oliver is now a member of Catchment Change Network Sep 7, 2010
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Paul Davies updated their profile photo Aug 25, 2010
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Paul Davies updated their profile Aug 25, 2010
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Beyond PPS25 - should uncertainty in flood risk mapping make a difference? at Lancaster Environment Centre

September 28, 2010 from 9am to 4:30pm
A Workshop hosted by the NERC Catchment Change Network and the RTPI Development Planning and Environmental Planning and Protection NetworksUncertainty is particularly important in trying to project the impacts of future land use and climate change on flood risk. These uncertainties can stem from many sources: defining the discharge hydrograph of the required probability for a design flood event; defining the parameters of the hydraulic model to be used; the implementation and assumptions of…See More
Paul Davies might attend Ruth Alcock's event Aug 25, 2010

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