Sentences with phrase «making under deep uncertainty»

Lee breaks new ground (as far as I know, anyways) regarding the ethics of decision making under deep uncertainty

Judith, you appear to raise your eyebrows at Lee's «propagating disinformation», and then write of your preference for the rubric «Decision - making under deep uncertainty».

Lee breaks new ground (as far as I know, anyways) regarding the ethics of decision making under deep uncertainty, with some profound conclusions regarding mitigation versus adaptation: «I assume here that the greater the speculation and uncertainties involved, the weaker the ethical claim.

Lee breaks new ground (as far as I know, anyways) regarding the ethics of decision making under deep uncertainty, with some profound conclusions regarding mitigation versus adaptation:

Hence a decision analytic framework of «decision making under deep uncertainty» is a much better match to the climate problem, where understanding uncertainty and areas of ignorance is critical information for the decision making process.

Decision making under deep uncertainty, and the attendant strategies for robust decision making, are making headway.

What you are advocating is excellent and a necessary re-orientation for the science policy interface, IMO, to «decision making under deep uncertainty, robust decision making and scenario thinking».

A way forward is the decision analytic framework of robust decision making under deep uncertainty, which emphasizes scenario discovery and uncertainty analysis and identifying a broad range of robust decision strategies.

Three plausible, relevant and challenging regional scenarios are presented, which provide a clear and enabling framework for decision making under deep uncertainty and a platform to guide the development and consideration of more and better -LSB-...]

The World Bank has a new white paper entitled: Investment decision making under deep uncertainty — application to climate change.

If this is true, the strong precautionary principle is a hard sell as the preferred option for decision making under deep uncertainty.

The issue of decision making under deep uncertainty was discussed in this post on Can we make good decisions under ignorance?

Most of Koonin's points are very similar to what I have been saying, I would say the main difference is related to decision making under deep uncertainty.

See the World Bank paper on «Investment Decision Making under Deep Uncertainty — Application to Climate Change.»

Their discussions have been driven largely by the release of a World Bank working paper, «Investment decision making under deep uncertainty — application to climate change.»

Not exact matches

Assuming that climate change and other deep uncertainties can not be eliminated over the short term (and probably even over the longer term), it then summarizes existing decision - making methodologies that are able to deal with climate - related uncertainty, namely cost - benefit analysis under uncertainty, cost - benefit analysis with real options, robust decision making, and climate informed decision analysis.

Attempting to use climate information in the context of expected utility can lead to bad decisions; there are much better ways to approach the decision making under conditions of deep uncertainty.

Looking at other decision making frameworks that are more suitable under conditions of deep uncertainty motivates a different type of analysis and emphasizes assessment of uncertainty and areas of ignorance.

When using climate information to support decision making on decadal to century timescales, we are in a situation of «deep uncertainty;» see the previous post on Can we make good decisions under ignorance?

Judith keeps talking about decision making under «deep uncertainty».

To this cynic, decision making under «deep uncertainty» sounds like politics as usual.

That potentially pushes us deeper into the realm of decision - making under major uncertainty.

So the situation is decision making under deep irreducible uncertainty