Big Data for Climate Change Resilience

This paper (in progress) outlines the Data–Pop Alliance’s ongoing research on Big Data, climate change and environmental resilience. The paper dives deeply into the conceptualization of climate change resilience, both specific and general; addresses Big Data contributions to understanding the components of climate risk; and identifies gaps and challenges to Big Data applications to climate resilience decision-making. Finally, authors offer suggestions for individual and community engagement in building resilience.

Topics

Resilient Livelihoods and Ecosystems

Author(s)

Author(s): 
Patrick Vinck, Simone Sala, Bessie Schwarz, Elizabeth Tellman

Partner Organization(s)

CIESIN, Data-Pop Alliance

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