Risk KAN: Compound Events

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2					This group exists as part of the Knowledge Action Network on Emergent Risks and Extreme Events ("Risk KAN").				Risk KAN homepage
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4	Group Leads				Mission Statement
5	Colin	Raymond	colin.raymond@jpl.nasa.gov	heat waves, humidity, atmospheric rivers	1. To facilitate the international cross-disciplinary sharing of opportunities, ideas, and best practices related to compound weather and climate events and their impacts.
6	Kai	Kornhuber	kk3397@columbia.edu	heat waves, extreme weather, mid.-lat. dynamics	2. To aid in developing projects that trace the integrated physical, ecological, and anthropogenic causes of such events, through bridging existing efforts and expertises, in support of the UN SDGs.
7	Markus	Reichstein	mreichstein@bgc-jena.mpg.de	carbon cycle, integrated risks		in more detail:	https://docs.google.com/document/d/177xLE-RsPUQV5CdZK9zP3SvnLNmR_L_fq85sjlEVLEw/edit
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9	Group Members				This contains a summary of recent ideas, research highlights, and opportunities collected from this page and elsewhere, and will be sent out approximately every 3 months.
10	Saran	Aadhar	saran.aadhar@iitgn.ac.in	drought, heat waves
11	Amir	AghaKouchak	amir.a@uci.edu	Droughts, heatwaves, coastal floods multivariate models, extreme value statistics	In-Person Networking
12	Weston	Anderson	weston@iri.columbia.edu	Climate dynamics, heat, drought, soil moisture, crop failures, and food security	We will aim to arrange a lunch or after-hours meet-up at each of the major conferences, timed to line up with any Risk KAN-themed splinter meetings.
13	Emanuele	Bevacqua	e.bevacqua@reading.ac.uk	compound flooding and drought
14	David N.	Bresch	dbresch@ethz.ch	extreme events socioeconomic impact simulations at high yet globally consistent resolution. www.wcr.ethz.ch and https://wcr.ethz.ch/research/climada.html	Conferences, Workshops, Applications, Special Issues, etc.
15	Suzana	Camargo	suzana@ldeo.columbia.edu	Hurricanes, extreme events, hurricane risk, hurricane impacts
16	Kalpana	Chaudhari	isdrklc@hotmail.com	Heat waves, information and communication, risk assessment	Event		Date		Link
17	Felicia	Chiang	chiangf@uci.edu	Droughts, concurrent warm and dry extremes, compound events	DAMOCLES Short-Term Scientific Mission exchange application		April 6 (deadline)		http://damocles.compoundevents.org/stsm.php
18	Ethan	Coffel	ecoffel@dartmouth.edu	extreme heat, climate impacts on energy systems, agriculture, infrastructure	EGU 2020 sessions: AS1.15, AS4.2, CL2.6, NH9.22, NH10.6, NH10.7, NP2.3, SMI10		May 3-8	Vienna, Austria	https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2020/sessionprogramme
19	Paulina	Concha	pc2521@columbia.edu	Extreme events and water systems	Understanding Risk Forum		May 18-22	Singapore	https://understandrisk.org/events/
20	Dan	Cooley	cooleyd@stat.colostate.edu	Multivariate extremes. Impactful events arising from multiple/compound factors. Tail dependence. Statistical modeling.	Weather and Climate Extremes special issue on compound events		May 31 (deadline)		https://www.journals.elsevier.com/weather-and-climate-extremes/call-for-papers/special-issue-on-compound-weather-and-climate-Events
21	Anaïs	Couasnon	anais.couasnon@vu.nl	Compound flooding, multi-hazard, probabilistic modelling	Workshop/Conference on compond weather and climate events		Jan 13-15, 2021	Bern, Switzerland
22	Dim	Coumou	d.coumou@vu.nl	Heat waves, drought, extreme rain, summer circulation, causal inference, machine learning, S2S forecasting, early warning	HESS, NHESS, BG, and ESD joint special issue on compound events		Feb 28, 2021 (deadline)
23	Marleen	de Ruiter	m.c.de.ruiter@vu.nl	consecutive and multi-risk	Extreme Value Analysis and Application to Natural Hazards (EVAN) Conference		May 25-27, 2021	Orlando, FL, USA	https://evan2021.wordpress.com/
24	James	Done	done@ucar.edu	extreme precipitation, tropical cyclones, damage and insurance
25	Dirk	Eilander	dirk.eilander@vu.nl	Compound flooding, model coupling
26	Meredith	Fish	mafish@ucsd.edu	extreme weather events, atmospheric rivers/extreme precipitation, risk management
27	Samuel	Gyamerah	saasgyam@gmail.com	Climate modelling, agricultural index insurance, risk management
28	Ivan	Haigh	idh1g11@soton.ac.uk	Complound flooding and multi-hazards
29	Masahiko	Haraguchi	mh2905@columbia.edu	compound events; floods; systemic risk; societal impacts	Other Resources
30	Julio	Herrera	jherrera@alumni.princeton.edu	Droughts, risk assessments, climate impacts on energy	CompoundEvents.org	CompoundEvents.org
31	Radley	Horton	rh142@columbia.edu	Humid heat, sequential extremes, simultaneous extremes in multiple regions, impacts, adaptation	Climate Extremes-Emergent Risks	https://climate-extremes-emergent-risks.org
32	Corey	Lesk	csl2164@columbia.edu	agriculture, heavy precipitation, compound drought-heat impacts	WCRP Grand Challenge on Extremes	https://www.wcrp-climate.org/gc-extremes-activities
33	Charlotte	Love	calove@uci.edu	Spatial extreme value analysis, extreme precipitation
34	Miguel	Mahecha	mmahecha@bgc-jena.mpg.de	impacts of compund events in natural and human systems	Brainstorming Space
35	Yannis	Markonis	markonis@fzp.czu.cz	Droughts, multiscale statistics, paleoclimatic reconstructions
36	Olivia	Martius	olivia.martius@giub.unibe.ch	dynamics and statistics of compound events, insurance loss modelling
37	Tom	Matthews	t.matthews@lboro.ac.uk	Extreme heat (mainly tropics/cub-tropics); tropical cyclones; climate model projections
38	Karen	McKinnon	kmckinnon@ucla.edu	heat waves, heat/humidity compound extremes, statistical methods
39	Hamed	Moftakhari	hmoftakhari@eng.ua.edu	Coastal hydrology, compound extremes, estuarine dynamics, flood risk
40	Veruska	Muccione	veruska.muccione@geo.uzh.ch	climate risks, high mountains, adaptation
41	Reza	Najafi	mnajafi7@uwo.ca
42	Matias	Olmo	molmo@at.fcen.uba.ar	statistical downscaling and regional modeling of climate extremes
43	Jason	Otkin	jasono@ssec.wisc.edu	droughts, heat waves, impact on agriculture and environment
44	Sarah	Perkins-Kirkpatrick	sarah.kirkpatrick@unsw.edu.au	heatwaves, detection and attribution, health impacts
45	Maria	Pregnolato	maria.pregnolato@bristol.ac.uk	flood, infrastructure resilience,impact assessment, multi-hazard, interdependecy
46	Alexandre	Ramos	amramos@fc.ul.pt	compound flooding, Atmospheric Rivers, heat waves,
47	Mamunur	Rashid	rasmy009@mymail.unisa.edu.au	flood, drought, heatwave,extreme sea level, downscaling, multi-hazard and compound events
48	Nina	Ridder	n.ridder@unsw.edu.au	storm surge, atmospheric rivers, bushfires/fireweather, air quality, HWs
49	Norel	Rimbu	Norel.Rimbu@awi.de	Reconstruction of extreme climate variability from proxy data (ice cores, corals, lake sediments, etc); main drivers of extremes from a paleoclimate perspective, seasonal to multidecadal predictability of extremes
50	James	Risbey	james.risbey@csiro.au	large scale atmospheric circulation and associated surface extremes
51	Cassandra	Rogers	cassandra.rogers@wsu.edu	Concurrent heatwaves and large-scale atmospheric circulation
52	Alex	Ruane	alexander.c.ruane@nasa.gov	compound and connected hazards, cascading impacts and risk; multi-breadbasket failures and food system shocks
53	Mojtaba	Sadegh	mojtabasadegh@boisestate.edu	Wildfires, droughts, heatwaves
54	Antonia	Sebastian	asebastian@unc.edu	hydrology; compound floods; coastal resilience; risk assessment; climate adaptation
55	Ruishan	Sha	chenrsh04@gmail.com	compound natural events and cascading socioeconomic impacts, insurance
56	Shailza	Sharma	shailzas@iisc.ac.in	Hydro-climatic extremes
57	Deepti	Singh	deepti.singh@wsu.edu	concurrent heat extremes, droughts, monsoons, precipitation extremes, attribution, impacts
58	Alyssa	Stansfield	alyssa.stansfield@stonybrook.edu	climate modelling, tropical cyclones, extreme precipitation
59	Laura	Suarez-Gutierrez	laura.suarez@mpimet.mpg.de	heat waves, concurrent heat and dry/humid extremes, high-impact&low-probability events, large ensembles
60	Lisa	Thalheimer	lisa.thalheimer@chch.ox.ac.uk	Extreme weather events, climate impacts on human mobility and conflict
61	Wim	Thiery	wim.thiery@vub.be
62	Carly	Tozer	carly.tozer@csiro.au	Extreme events on varying timescales, atmospheric and oceanic processes influencing extremes
63	Karin	van der Wiel	wiel@knmi.nl	drought, heat waves, energy meteorology, societal impacts
64	Edoardo	Vignotto	edoardo.vignotto@unige.ch	Extreme value statistical modeling
65	Martha	Vogel	martha.vogel@env.ethz.ch	Temperature extremes, climate model projections
66	Thomas	Wahl	t.wahl@ucf.edu	Extreme sea levels, compound flooding, consecutive extremes
67	Philip	Ward	philip.ward@vu.nl	compound floods; consecutive events; systemic risk
68	Michael	Wehner	mfwehner@lbl.gov	Multi-variate extreme value statistics. Hot, dry, windy vs. Hot, moist, stagnant. Etc.
69	Ralf	Weisse	ralf.weisse@hzg.de	coastal storms
70	Rachel	White	rachel.white@eoas.ubc.ca	heat extremes, atmospheric dynamics, atmospheric waveguides
71	Greg	Yetman	gyetman@ciesin.columbia.edu	Exposure data development (human population, infrastructure)
72	Yi	Zhang	yz8@princeton.edu	Tropical heat stress, precipitation
73	Sha	Zhou	sz2766@columbia.edu	drought, heat waves, heavy precipitation, flood, compound extreme events
74	Jakob	Zscheischler	jakob.zscheischler@climate.unibe.ch	heat waves and droughts, model evaluation
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