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Myles Allen University of Oxford, Department of Physics The treatment of uncertainty in climate analysis and prediction Link
Charmaine Dean Simon Fraser University, Statistics and Actuarial Science Looking for climate change in the Canadian forest fire ignition record Link
Tony Dolphin University of East Anglia, Environmental Sciences BLINKS: Beach LINKs to Sandbanks - Sandbanks, shorelines and coastal photography Link
Fredrik Gröndahl KTH, Stockholm, Industrial Ecology Sustainable use of Baltic Sea natural resources based on ecological engineering and biogas production Link
Peter Guttorp University of Washington, Seattle, Statistics Looking for climate change signals in extreme temperatures Link
Jens W. Hansen Danish Ministry of the Environment IGLOO: Indicators of GLObale climate change in mOnitoring data - Effects and indicators of climate change in Danish coastal waters Link
Hans Hansson Lund University, Coastal Engineering Coastal flooding and erosion Link
Rick Katz National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder Improving the treatment of extremes in the generation of climate change scenarios Link
Erik Kjellström SMHI, Norrköping, Sweden Changes in northern European wind climate: climate models and observational data Link
Johan Lindström Lund University, Mathematical Statistics Estimation of non-stationary fields; Applied to seabed data Link
Jaak Monbaliu K.U.Leuven, Hydraulics Laboratory Natural and anthropogenic influence on sediment dynamics in the Belgian coastal zone. Can they be separated and what are the policy implications in a changing climate? Link
Bo Ranneby Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Umeå, Sweden Probabilistic classifiers using nearest neighbor balls Link
Ulrika Roupé SSPA, Göteborg Coastal hazards management - a climate change challenge Link
Richard Smith University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Statistics Extreme precipitation trends over the continental United States Link
Andreas Sterl KNMI, De Bilt, Netherlands Hot temperatures and storm surges: Modelling the change in climate extremes Link
Gaute Storhaug Det Norske Veritas, Hövik, Norway IACS URS11 defines the dimensioning wave load for ship design, but what does it mean from a statistical point of view? Link
Tomas Torsvik Bergen Center for Computational Science Ship waves in Tallinn Bay: Experimental and numerical study Link
Dries Van den Eynde MUMM, Management Unit of the North Sea Mathematical Models, Brussels Evaluation of climate change impacts and adaption responses for marine activities Link
Paul Whitfield Environment Canada, Meteorological Service of Canada Floods in future climate - process and statistical issues Link
Judith Wolf Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory, Liverpool Wave climate changes on the NW European shelf from model downscaling Link