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UKCP09-derived probabilistic soil moisture for assessment of UK clay-related subsidence vulnerability

UKCP09-derived probabilistic soil moisture for assessment of UK clay-related subsidence vulnerability

by Vance Tan | Jul 14, 2015 | Geohazards, Prizes & Awards

This paper was shortlisted (top 5) for the Lloyds Science of Risk Prize. Abstract Clay-related subsidence is Great Britain’s (GB) most damaging soil-related geohazard, costing the economy up to £500 million per annum. Soil-related geohazard models based on mineralogy...
A deep decarbonization scenario of the UK energy system with demand-side options and renewable energy

A deep decarbonization scenario of the UK energy system with demand-side options and renewable energy

by Vance Tan | Jul 28, 2014 | Energy, Prizes & Awards

This talk was awarded Best Presentation Prize at the conference amongst more than 1000 presentations. Abstract With a legally binding commitment of 80% CO2 reduction by 2050, UK’s energy system warrants a deep decarbonisation drive within decades. Past UK energy...
UKCP09-derived probabilistic soil moisture for assessment of UK clay-related subsidence vulnerability

Characterising the vulnerability of future configurations of the UK electricity supply chain to climate-related hazards

by Vance Tan | Jul 14, 2014 | Network risk analysis, Prizes & Awards

Scott Thacker was the recipient of the conference’s ‘Young Scientist Award’ for this paper. Abstract This paper presents a methodology for the characterization of vulnerability within current and future configurations of large-scale electricity network systems. We...
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