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Workshop
Date and Time
May 28, 2012
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
By Invitation Only
Participant
David Lobell - Stanford University
Presentation given by FSE fellow David Lobell at the Banff International Research Station (BIRS) "Frontiers in the Detection and Attribution of Climate Change" workshop May 28, 2012. The workshop focuses on developing and improving the statistical methodology of detection and attribution of climate change (D&A). Participants seek ways in which human influence on Earth's climate, and the attendant impacts of climate change on human systems, can be more precisely quantified in light of the latest developments in applied statistics, climate modelling, and Earth observations.
Video link to Lobell's talk: Impacts of climate change on agriculture and opportunities for detection and attribution.
Location
Banff International Research Station
