• UK
  • 08:27 25 Nov 2009
  • |    Tokyo
  • 17:27 25 Nov 2009

UK-Japan workshop on climate modelling and business risks

Session 1: How is climate variability and change affecting Japan? (Parallels with UK)

"How is climate variability and change affecting Japan? Overview from the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report"
Dr Jane Strachan Willis
Research Fellow, Walker Institute for Climate System Research, University of Reading
 
“How is the climate of Japan changing and projected to change?”
Dr Akio Kito
Director, Climate Research Department, Meteorological Research Institute
 
“What are the impacts of climate change on Japan?”
Dr Yasuaki Hijioka
Senior Researcher, Social and Environmental Systems Division, National Institute for Environmental Studies
 

Session 2: Cutting-edge climate science taking place in the UK and Japan

"Societal needs and the challenges for climate science"
Dr Pier Luigi Vidale
NationalCentre for Atmospheric Science - Climate & Walker Institute forClimate System Research, Department of Meteorology, University ofReading
"Met Office Hadley Centre and the UJCC"
Dr Malcolm Roberts
Co-manager, UK-Japan Climate Collaboration, Climate Research, Met Office Hadley Centre
"Modeling the impacts of climate change and uncertainty on global and regional river flows"
Mr Simon Gosling
Research Fellow (Hydrology), Walker Institute for Climate System Research, University of Reading
"CLIMATE2030: A Japanese Project for Decadal Climate Prediction"
Prof Masahide Kimoto
Centre for Climate System Research, University of Tokyo
"Shaping CO2 Emission Scenarios with Earth System Modelling"
Dr Michio Kawamiya
Group Leader, Frontier Research Centre for Global Change, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
“Ultra high resolution climate modelling”
Prof Masaki Satoh
Associate Professor, Center for Climate System Research, University of Tokyo & Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
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Session 3: Climate Science and Business: examples of climate science influencing business practice and vice versa

"How the UK Government is helping organisations to adapt to climate change"
Ms Clare Hawley
Deputy Director, Adapting to Climate Change Programme, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

"Adaptation to Climate Change"
Dr Malcolm Roberts
Representing Met Office Consulting
 
"Willis Research Network: a long term collaboration between academia and the insurance industry"
Mr Rowan Douglas
Managing Director, Willis Re & Chairman, Willis Research Network
 
"Adapting the business community to climate change"
Mr Gareth Williams
Climate Change Adaptation Business Advisor, Environment, Business in the Community
 
"Business and climate change-challenges for business education and innovation"
Prof Michael Norton
Professor, Innovation Management Institute, Economics Faculty, Shinshu University
 
"Introduction of an industry-university collaborative research consortium on climate change"
Mr Terumasa Miyoshi
Managing Director and Senior Research Officer, The Tokio Marine Research Institute
 
"MoE S-5 project: Getting a feel for future climate change"
Dr Seita Emori
Chief, Climate Risk Assessment Research Section, Center for Global Environmental Research, National Institute for Environmental Studies
 

Next steps- discussion of action plans [PDF]




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