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Scalable Uncertainty Quantification for calibrating spatio-temporal models

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EBDW01 - Current status and key questions in Landscape Decision making

I'll present work on emulating and calibrating the spatial fields output by climate models in the hope that participants who run or develop land models see natural crossovers and uses for our technology in quantifying uncertainty to support decision makers.

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