Programme


Abstracts and slides from the workshop (where these have been made available) can be downloaded here.

 

Programme


 

Day 1: Thursday 10th November

0900-1000 Arrival and registration
1000 Opening address and welcome
1010 Sara Fabrikant, University of Zurich
Keynote: Geographic information displays for effective and efficient reasoning and decision making [abstract] [slides]
1110 ~ Coffee/tea break ~
1125 Session 1 (talks): Intersections between cognitive and psychological research and climate change
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iVR for Climate Change Visualizations [abstract]
Alexander Klippel, Mark Simpson, Klaus Keller, Erika Smithwick, Jan Oliver Wallgrun, Gregory Garner, Jiawei Huang, Danielle Oprean, Saurabh Bansal
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Local Warming? Understanding the relationship between perceptions of weather and climate change concern amongst UK residents [abstract] [slides]
Andrea Taylor, Wändi Bruine de Bruin, Suraje Dessai, Carmen Lefevre
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Visual attention and visual complexity: implications for communicating data in graphics [abstract] [slides]
Jordan Harold, Kenny R. Coventry, Irene Lorenzoni, Thomas F. Shipley
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Cognitively supportive visualisations for successful communication of climate change [abstract] [slides]
Thora Tenbrink
1245 ~ Lunch ~
1330 Nigel Harvey, University College London
Keynote: Communicating trends and other patterns in data: Effects of presentation format [abstract] [slides]
1430 Session 2 (talks): Visual communication of climate change in science and society
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Creative challenges at the intersection between climate science and visualization [abstract] [slides]
Rosemarie McMahon
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Climate Visuals: A mixed methods investigation of public perceptions of climate images in three countries [abstract] [slides]
Adam Corner, Daniel A. Chapman, Ezra M. Markowitz, Robin Webster, Christian Teriete
1510 ~ Coffee/tea break ~
1530 Alfons Maes, University of Tilburg
Keynote: Visual Communication and how to make it work for non-expert audiences [abstract] [slides]
1630 Panel discussion
What can the psychology and cognitive science communities do to support communication of, and decision-making about climate change?
1655 Looking ahead to day two
Meeting the needs of policy-makers, publics and stakeholders
1700 ~ Close ~
1830 ~ Workshop Dinner ~
Salieri, 376 Strand • Covent Garden • London • WC2R 0LQ
http://www.salieri.co.uk/

 

Day 2: Friday 11th November

0900-0930 Arrival and registration
0930 Opening address and welcome
0945 Session 3 (short talks): Living in a complex world: engaging with and supporting stakeholders
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Using systems network thinking to inform climate change policy on alternative technologies: a case study on electric vehicles [abstract] [slides]
Shukru Esmene
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Museums and Climate Change [abstract] [slides]
Morien Rees
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An investor’s perspective on communicating climate adaptation solutions in a YouTube world: Novel ideas for media and outreach from the field of private philanthropy [abstract] [slides] [videos]
Darren Long
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Evidence-based decision-making using Fuzzy Cognitive Maps: lessons from the Global South [abstract] [slides]
Arvind Lakshmisha, Jangal Jayaram
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Communicating infrastructure related trade-offs under uncertain conditions in complex socio-environmental systems [abstract]
Anthony P. Hurford, Stephen P. Knox, Evgenii S. Matrosov, Robel T. Geressu, Julien J. Harou
1100 ~ Coffee/tea break ~
1115 David Warrilow, Formerly Head of Science at Department for Energy and Climate Change, UK Government
Keynote: Ministers, alligators and the voice of reason [abstract] [slides]
1200 Session 4 (talks): Working at the science-policy interface: challenges and opportunities
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Communication challenges at the science-policy interface: Lessons from the ‘Portuguese Sorcerer’ [abstract]
Tanya Wilkins, Tiago Capela Lourenco
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Installing Visualization in Science-Policy Interfaces [abstract]
Greg McInerny
1240 ~ Lunch ~
1330 Candice Howarth, University of Surrey
Keynote: Science-Policy Interface, and Decision-Making in Society [abstract]
1415 Session 5 (talks): Enabling change in society
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Social identity appeals as an avenue to promote pro-environmental behaviour [abstract]
Charles R. Seger
1435 Panel discussion
What might the future hold for research and practice in widening access to climate research and knowledge
1500 ~ Close ~