Toward Stakeholder Understanding of Product Sensitivities & Uncertainties
Robust design and resilient planning for climate variability/change typically require climate-related products from observations, modeling, and scenarios that currently have undocumented sensitivities and uncertainties. Better understanding of the roots of these uncertainties helps to guide how (or whether) decision makers use a given product and how to make revisions as new information becomes available. This knowledge is especially critical where precipitation varies substantially in both time and space and where competition for natural resources influence and complicate the resilience planning efforts of governments and other resource management groups.
Our Team
Jason Furtado, University of Oklahoma
Cristina Bradatan (co-leads), Texas Tech University
Adrienne Wootten, University of Oklahoma
Karen Castillioni, University of Oklahoma
John Neilson-Gammon (co-leads), Texas A&M University
Jennifer Bryant, Chickasaw Nation
Our Projects
Our group is working toward establishing projects focused on communicating uncertainty with stakeholders. In the coming year, we aim to meet our goal established below and create projects geared toward the results of goal.
2021 Goals
- To understand how stakeholders view uncertainty