Time: Thursday 22 May 13.00-14.30
Room: Planet
Session chairs: Lotten Wiréhn, Linköping University; Johanna Alkan Olsson, Lund University; Gustav Strandberg, SMHI, Linköping University, MERGE; Daniel Adshead, KTH Climate Action Centre
Session description
This session focuses on advancing understanding of climate change-related risks and their impacts on society, infrastructure, and ecosystems with contributions that explore compound risk assessments, including risks that may arise from climate actions themselves. Emphasising interdisciplinary approaches, the session addresses how data-driven insights and other knowledge systems together can inform strategies for climate-resilient development across sectors.
Session programme
Minor adjustments to the programme may occur.
13:00 – Welcome
13:05 – When Climate Action Creates Risk: Governing Complexity in Adaptation Aid Architecture Veronica Brodén Gyberg (CSPR, Linköping University)
13:20 – Avoid climate maladaptation in cities, Maryam Nastar (Lund University)
13:35 – Spatial Modeling of Urban Pluvial Flood Risk on Sewer Networks: A Bayesian Approach for Climate Adaptation in Swedish Municipalities Behnaz Pirzamanbin (Lund University & MERGE)
13:50 – Systemic Risk Approaches for navigating towards Climate Neutral Cities – viable paths for a Swedish City, Rebecka Ericsdotter Engström (KTH Royal Institute of Technology)
14:05 – Concluding discussion and remarks
