Images of Research: Adapting to advance
Nothing is real: modelling uncertainty
Category: Shared visions
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In weighing up the risks demonstrated by statistical modelling, it is important to understand the context of the predictions reached – as well as the influence of those ‘pulling the strings’ – in the decision-making process. Whilst this research specifically focusses on risk modelling for uncertainty in offshore windfarming, aiming to inform investment and job marketing decisions, it is very applicable to other industries and even the public in understanding modelling influence on policy decision-making.
Entrant: Solene Huynh , Management Science
Copyright: Solene Huynh / Piret Ilver / Alex Yomare / De an Sun
Funding: University of Strathclyde JARA Scholarship
Links
Entrant profile: https://pureportal.strath.ac.uk/en/persons/solene-huynh