DELWP Climate science webinars

If you’re wanting to understand more about the climate change information that’s available for Victoria, learn how the climate has already changed, see what Victoria’s climate might be like in 2050 and beyond, or even where you’d start in looking for this information; DELWP is running two climate science webinars in late June that are just for you!

Webinar 1: Climate change in Victoria – past, present and future
Date: 1-2pm, Wednesday 24 June 2020

• Victoria’s climate has already changed
• Future climate projections
• Resources available – using the decision tree to find what you need
• Victoria’s Climate Science Report 2019
• Regional information: Victorian Climate Projections 2019 Regional reports, data tables
• Communicating Climate Change
• Planning for uncertainty
• Q&A with the DELWP project team

Join via this link on the day: MS Teams Live Event (no need to pre-register)
 
Webinar 2: Victorian Climate Projections 2019 – findings and tips for interpreting
Date: 1-2pm, Friday 26 June 2020

• What do the projections say for Victoria?
• What are the benefits of local-scale climate data?
• How to understand and work with the different sources of uncertainty in projections
• Top tips to interpret the projections correctly
• Lots of time for Q&A with DELWP and CSIRO scientists

Join via this link on the day: MS Teams Live Event  (no need to pre-register)

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Additional climate science webinar details:
If you attended the Victorian Climate Projections 2019 training in November or December last year, much of the content here will be a refresher.
 
There is no need to register for the webinars – just save the time in your calendar and click on the links above to join when it’s time. Please feel free to forward this email and the links on to any colleagues who may be interested in attending.
 
The webinars will be recorded. So if you can’t make it on the day, it will be made available and you will be able to watch it at a time that suits you.
The material from the webinars will also be used to make some short videos in the future.
 
More in depth workshops with CSIRO will be coming in the second half of 2020, which will work through some case studies of applying the projections in particular problems.
 
If you have any questions about the webinars or understanding and using the projections, please feel free to send them to [email protected].
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