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1/20/2018 1 Comment

Incorporating perceptions into physical model

      Risk perceptions have been intensively studied because they are believed to induce behavior change, which would have consequences in the world. Now, a group of researchers from multiple disciplines have taken this idea one step further by linking human behavior model with climate model. Their study has just been published on Nature Climate Change. It is exciting to see this kind of integrative approach in the climate research field. The complexity of climate change really requires concerted efforts of scientists from a wide range of disciplines. 
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5/11/2020 06:41:53 pm

It is important that you include perceptions into your physical models. I believe that not a lot of people know about this, and it should be fine. I completely understand that it is not going to be easy to do that. I hope that we can work on doing that a lot more effectively in this day and age. It is important that we work into making it our mission to do all of this, that is my vision, man.

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    I am a geographer who studies risk decision making within a geographic context.

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