INSURING FUTURE CLIMATE CHANGE |
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Monday |
November 3 |
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0830-0900 |
Registration |
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0900-0945 |
Opening |
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0900-0910 |
Erica Blakstad,
Director, Gjensidige |
Welcome! |
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0910-0945 |
Professor
Gerhard Berz, Germany |
Catastrophes
and Climate Change: Causes, Costs and Counter-Measures – (Re)insurance
Perspectives |
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0945-1105 |
Session 1 |
Estimating climate risk in a world of insecurity |
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0945-1030 |
Rasmus
Benestad, |
Climate Variability and Extremes |
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Norwegian
meteorological institute |
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1030-1105 |
Ola Haug, |
Applying climate scenarios for prediction of future premiums |
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Norwegian
Computing Center |
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1105-1120 |
Coffee
& Snack |
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1120-1305 |
Session 2 |
Insurers adaption - the precautionary principle |
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1120-1155 |
Silvio Funtowicz, |
Models of
Science & Policy: From expert demonstration to participatory dialogue |
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IPSC,
Joint Research Center, EU |
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1155-1230 |
Jan Sendzimir, |
Participatory science for adaptive management of the Tisza River
in Hungary |
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IIASA, Vienna, Austria |
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1230-1305 |
Joerg Heumader, |
Disaster prevention by hazard zoning in Austria |
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Wildbach- und
Lawinenverbauung Tirol, Austria |
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1305-1400 |
Lunch |
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1400-1545 |
Session 3 |
Responsibility: Society or the individual? |
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1400-1435 |
Torbjörn Olsson, |
Conclusions
from the Swedish Report on Climate and Vulnerability |
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Länsförsäkringar,
Sweden |
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1435-1510 |
Knut Nordskog, |
Defining
hazard-thresholds for insurers/State's claim responsibility |
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Natural
Hazards Pool, Norway |
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1510-1545 |
Professor
Hans von Storch, |
Changes in
storm occurrence over Northern-Central Europe |
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Met.
institute, University of Hamburg/ |
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GKSS
Research centre, Germany |
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1545-1600 |
Coffee
& Snack |
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1600-1710 |
Session 4 |
Mapping risk |
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1600-1635 |
Mike
Cooper, |
Geographic Thinking for Insurers
– managing risk, exposure and capital allocation |
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ESRI |
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1645-1710 |
Jos van
Alphen, |
Flood risk
mapping in Europe: Experiences and best practices |
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Rijkswaterstaat,
Centre for watermanagement, the Netherlands |
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1730 |
Bus
departure for the conference dinner |
Departing from the conference venue, with return to the city
center |
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1800 |
Conference dinner |
Frognerseteren |
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Tuesday |
November 4 |
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0900-0915 |
Morning coffee |
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0915-1100 |
Session 5 |
Collaboration between the business and the public |
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0915-0950 |
Andrew
Voysey, |
How is
ClimateWise changing the relationship between insurers and the public? |
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ClimateWise,
UK |
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0950-1025 |
Swenja Surminski, |
Challenges of areal-planning, flooding in the UK |
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Association
of British Insurers |
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1025-1100 |
Cecilie
Flyen Øyen, |
Building techniques under review |
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SINTEF Building and
Infrastructure, Norway |
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1100-1115 |
Coffee & Snack |
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1115-1300 |
Session 6 |
Communicating climate risk |
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1115-1150 |
Elisabeth Meze Hausken, |
Public perceptions of climate change |
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Gjensidige,
Norway |
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1150-1225 |
Leonard Smith, |
Understanding
uncertainty in climate models |
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London
School of Economics |
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1225-1300 |
Tor Traasdahl, |
Experiences from being a climate troubadour |
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World Wide Fund for Nature |
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1300-1400 |
Lunch |
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1300-1445 |
Session 7 |
Reinsuring climate risk and emerging business |
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1300-1335 |
Tomas Ljungqvist, |
A risk management perspective. What type and size of coverage? |
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Guy
Carpenter, Sweden |
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1335-1410 |
Silvio Tschudi |
Global
warming - A changing risk landscape |
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Swiss Re,
Germany |
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1410-1445 |
Fiona Shaw, |
Fire insurance |
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Willis, UK |
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1445-1500 |
To be announced |
Closing |
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1500-1530 |
Coffee & Snack |
Discussions |
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