Have you always wanted to know how to address climate change related concerns and uncertainties using decision analysis? Do you have a small to moderate scale climate change problem you are working on and wondered if decision analysis can help you solve that problem? We have the class for you!
We are pleased to announce our 2014 “Decision Analysis for Climate Change” class that explores climate change in the context of decision analysis. This 8-week online course starts the week of January 20th, 2014 and continues through March 12, 2014 and highlights principles from Informing Decisions in a Changing Climate (2009) National Research Council Report. During this time, you will work in a team on actual decision problems building expertise in climate change impacts and decision analysis. Participants will also utilize videos that show techniques in structured decision making, adaptive management, climate change.
Want to register? This is what you need to know!
As a participant, you must be willing to:
- dedicate 8-weeks (~5 hours a week) of time to be a part of a team working through a case study. Time includes individual work consisting of reading, SDM Overview videos, presentation creation, etc
- want to learn structured decision making while applying that knowledge to a case study in relation to climate change
- work with a team (lead and participants) through the SDM process while addressing climate change
Registration is limited – there are only a couple of open slots left! For more information, see the attached announcement.
To register for this course, go to DOI Learn at https://www.doi.gov/doilearn/
Have questions?
Contact: Christy Coghlan (304/876-7438 or christy_coghlan@fws.gov) for content or Jill DelVecchio (304/876-7424 orjill_delvecchio@fws.gov) for registration.