Researchers from diverse disciplines will share their approaches in several areas of uncertainty assessment, in particular: statistical modelling of complex data and simulators, data assimilation (combining data with simulations), structural uncertainty in complex simulators, pragmatism, and the role of expert judgement. 

Although many of the talks relate to Cabot Institute and environmental research, we particularly value attendance by researchers in other areas for their perspective.  We will ask speakers to explain their work in abstract "black box" terms, suitable for a general audience, so researchers from different disciplines can understand each other and exchange expertise.

Refreshments, including lunch, will be provided.

A restaurant for dinner on 11 July will be booked although this is not funded. 

Places are now fully booked.  Please email Tamsin Edwards (tamsin.edwards@bristol.ac.uk) if you would like to be put on the waiting list.

Note: This is a two day event on 11 and 12 July.

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