The Center hosted an all-day symposium on Science, Technology, and Decision Making at the CIRES Auditorium on February 25, 2005. The symposium featured presentations by graduate students and faculty members about science and technology policy-related activities at the Center and on the CU campus.
Schedule | |
| Introduction | |
| Striking Back! Protecting Spectators from Lightning in Large Stadiums | |
| Changing the Climate on Climate | |
| Does Water Flow towards Money or Downhill? Lessons from the Western Water Assessment | |
| Assessing the Effectiveness of Lawn Watering Restrictions During the Drought of 2002 | |
| Transfer of Streamflow Forecasting Methods from the Research Community to Operational Agencies: Lessons Learned | |
| Climate Change and Regional Heat waves: Policy Implications | |
| One-Stop Shopping for Usable Science: The Case of Climate Information | |
| Incorporating Large-Scale Climate Information in Water Resources Decision Making | |
| Science and Security in the Age of Bioterrorism | |
| Decision Structures for the New Nuclear Era | |
| The Impact of Frequency Agile Radio Communications on Spectrum Policy | |
| Implications of Go-as-You-Pay for the Bush Space Vision | |
| Presidential Science Advisor Lecture Series | |
| Journalism Values vs. Science Values: an uneasy match | |
| Beyond the Linear Model: Introducing “Pasteur’s Quadrant” | |
| In Search of Pasteur’s Quadrant: Opportunities and Barriers in Incorporating Considerations of Use in Carbon Cycle Science Research | |
