2/2 Where compound flood risk assessments typically require many stochastic event simulations. Using a treed Gaussian process (TGP) model a subset of events is selected to minimize the uncertainty. The model is able to simulate risk with high accuracy while largely reducing the computational costs.
1/2 Happy to share our recent publication, led by Lucas Terlinden-Ruhl, which explores #active #learning for probabilistic #compound #flood #risk assessments.
With this approach we can perform comprehensive assessment, accounting for the hazard magnitude, lag time and duration lnkd.in/ezk82rrz
✅We seek contributions of hashtag #opensource tools and workflows striving for improved #transparency, #reproducibility, and #accessibility of all steps of the modeling chain.
🎯We aim to stimulate discussion based on lessons learned from challenges as well as success stories.
We are happy to invite abstracts to the #EGU25 session " #Open and #Transparent Modeling #Workflows for Decision Support"
ℹ️ More info: meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/sessio...
👍Note that this an Education and Outreach Session for which you're allowed to submit a second regular abstract.
We invite contributions on:
🔥all aspects of natural hazard risk assessment at the #continental to #global scale
🌊the appropriate use of continental to global risk assessment data and methods in #practice
🌎 #globally #applicable methods for using global datasets and models to inform local assessments
📢Kickstart your year by submitting an #EUG25 abstract for session NH9.1 🌍 " #Global and continental scale #risk assessment for natural #hazards: methods and practice"
📆 Abstract submission by January 15 2025
ℹ️ For more information, see meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/sessio...
Great list! I'm working on compound floods and would love to be added.
Just 3 more days to submit an abstract to the "Natural Hazards & Risks in a Changing World" conference, June 12-13 (ECR event on the 14th) in Amsterdam!
www.changingworldrisks2024.eu/call-for-abs...
Photo of participants at the compound events workshop at KIT Karlsruhe in November 2023.
CompoundNET wishes you a happy new year!
Check out the first blog post of 2024 by @kkuepfer.bsky.social @kitkarlsruhe.bsky.social
👉 compoundevents.org/blog/worksho...
Here's to a year filled with exciting compound events research! 🚀
