Cranfield University
WHO WE ARE
- Cranfield University is a research-intensive postgraduate university in which teaching, research and consultancy are integrated and undertaken in an environment and culture of innovation and applicability;
- 25% of all agricultural and environmental sciences postgraduates in the UK graduate from Cranfield University;
- The Environmental Science and Technology (ES&T) Department is internationally renowned for its multidisciplinary research towards sustaining the global environment, land, soil and water resources;
- We are the UK National Reference Centre for soils, and hold the national soil archive.
WHAT OUR EXPERIENCE IS
Cranfield have long standing expertise in predicting the location-specific environmental impact of different farm systems, future regional land use and the impact of current and future climate and socio-economic conditions on farmer decision-making. Research at Cranfield University has underpinned much of the planning and policy development for agricultural water resources in England and Wales over the last 20 years.
Experience in:
- Regional integrated assessment and location-specific modelling (RegIS, RegIS2, CLIMSAVE)
- Scenario-based modelling of future land use (AgFutures, ChReam)
- Model integration
- Crop, farm systems and environmental impact modelling (MEASURES)
- Soil and land management
- Multiple objective modelling (RELU)
- Hydrological modelling
WHAT WE DO IN IMPRESSIONS
- Co-leader of WP4 on Adaptation and Mitigation Pathways
- Lead for European case study (WP3)
- Lead for T3.3 on the representation of adaptation processes in Climate Change Impact Adaptation and Vulnerability models
- Lead for agricultural modelling in the WP3 European case study
Contribute to:
- WP2: Integrated multi-scale scenarios
- WP5: Risks, opportunities, costs and benefits
WE ARE ALSO INVOLVED IN
- MACSUR
- National research council projects (NERC, EPSRC, BBSRC)
PARTNER'S POSTER
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Ian Holman
Reader in Integrated Land and Water Management |
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Eric Audsley
Principal Research Fellow |
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Victoria Janes
Research Fellow |
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Daniel Sandars
Research Fellow |