25 January 2021: PPP-SERA Workshop on Co-Production in the European Arctic photo: Machiel Lamers The PPP Social and Economic Research and Applications (PPP-SERA) task team will host a Special Services Projects workshop on 25 January 2021. Bringing together an interdisciplinary group of researchers involved in the co-production of weather, water, Read more…
The attached poster was presented last fall at a symposium of the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research. It provides an overview of the rationale, methods and phases of data collection that went into creating the simulation gaming environment ICEWISE. In the coming weeks we will publish our findings from the Read more…
SALIENSEAS will hold a laboratory-style testing session with MET.no in collaboration with potential users of a new seasonal sea ice forecast product. The event will take place on January 28, 2020 at the University of Tromsø. During this event, participants will engage with the new sea ice service within a Read more…
From 12 to 16 November, the SALIENSEAS project team landed in Copenhagen for a week full of workshops, meetings and interviews. On Monday Machiel Lamers and Jelmer Jeuring carried out interviews with staff of the Danish Ice Service at the Danish Meteorological Institute on user engagement in the production and Read more…
SALIENSEAS organizes a scenarios workshop under the theme ‘Maritime Futures: The Arctic Region’. The workshop is scheduled in Copenhagen, Denmark on November 13, 2018 at the Danish Meteorological Institute. During this workshop we bring together a diverse group of experts from key maritime sectors and related industries to deliberate the question: Read more…
On Wednesday 18 April 2018, the Polar Prediction Project’s Societal and Economic Research and Applications subcommittee (PPP-SERA), in cooperation with the European Polar Board (EPB), organized a PPP-SERA Open Session ‘Generating Societal Value from Improved Weather, Water & Ice Forecasts in the Polar Regions’ in The Hague, Netherlands. The Final Report Read more…