air pressure, solar radiation and
cloud cover, as well as time-series on hydrology,
glaciology, earthquakes, floods, sea-ice condition,
crustal deformation, avalanches, sediment load in
rivers and air pollution. In addition, new fields of re-
search and technology are constantly being pursued
and developed, e.g. with remote sensing, with the
main objective to enhance the capability of IMO
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) with funding from the Nordic Energy Research and the Nordic energy sector. The main objective of the project was to make a comprehensive assessment of the impact of climate change on renewable energy resources in the Nordic area including hydropower, wind power, bio-fuels and solar energy. This study included the evaluation of power production and its sensitivity and vulnerability to climate change on both
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Energy Sources” aimed at creating a forum for the European energy sector and researchers to exchange views and disseminate information on present research regarding the impacts of climate change on renewable energy sources; hydropower, wind power, bio fuels and solar energy. The objective was also to give the European energy sector an opportunity to report on their key areas of interest for future
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emission of greenhouse gases, through
an intensified energy saving effort and in 2025 the water sector has become CO2
neutral.
Objectives:
Each objective expresses the most important measurable overall targets to ensure that we
keep the overview. Objectives are not listed in order of priority and for some objectives it
is a prerequisite that the right conditions are established which must
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in the two-day workshop, which was overall very successful. The objective of the workshop was to report the progress of the individual working groups of the project, to revisit the implementation plan including timeline and deliverables for the individual working groups and to plan future activities like the final conference in Oslo. The first session of the workshop was an open meeting, starting
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in Copenhagen, May 2009. About 60 participants took part in the two-day workshop, which was overall very successful. The objective of the workshop was to report the progress of the individual working groups of the project, to revisit the implementation plan including timeline and deliverables for the individual working groups and to plan future activities like the final conference in Oslo. The first session
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also been attractive for the petroleum companies with potentials for new resources. The
multidisciplinary NEONOR 2 project is funded by the Norwegian Research Council in cooperation
with ten petroleum companies and include seven research institutions led by the Norwegian Geological
Survey (NGU). The activities started mid 2013 and is closing early 2017. The prime objective/media/norsem/norsem_lindholm.pdf
Revised catalogue of measures
Decision-making 2 Published catalogue of measures
*Objective Verifiable Indicators: the quantitative, qualitative, and time-bound measures that constitute evidence of the extent to which the aims have been met (see
LogFrame matrix)
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Figur 1. Stakeholder participation stage
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o When you integrate knowledge from different stakeholders, whose knowledge
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Horsens case / Stakeholders involvement
draft report
Patience, Yuan, Emmanuel
Horsens case / Stakeholders involvement
• Overall objective
Facilitate adaptation of horsens municipality to climate change
• Purpose
Negociated catalogue of coping measures adopted at the end of the
participatory process
• Stakeholders
• Participation stages
• Milestones
26 August 2011 PM/YZ
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to the "Adaptation of the Swiss Guidelines for supporting structures for Icelandic conditions (IMO Rep. 99013)" (IMO Memo TóJ-2003-05, author T. Jóhannesson) (pdf 0.03 Mb)
Remarks on the design of avalanche braking mounds based on experiments in 3, 6, 9 and 34 m long chutes (IMO Int. Rep. 03024, 2003, authors T. Jóhannesson and Kr. M. Hákonardóttir) (pdf 0.8 Mb)
Field observations and laboratory
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