This report is comprised of information from interviews in 2010 and 2011 with twenty-three decision-makers in local, tribal, state, federal, non-profit, and for-profit agencies across Oklahoma.
In the manuscript, Drs. Brown and Keim (SCIPP) and their co-authors highlight the synoptic conditions that caused the February 2021 Arctic Outbreak, place it in a climatological perspective, and recommend how climate services can help reduce the impacts of the freeze events.
This presentation discusses the topic of emergency managers and planners working together as well as how local climate data can be utilized in planning and hazard mitigation efforts in Arkansas. It was presented at a meeting SCIPP held in Bentonville, Arkansas on September 29, 2017.
This agenda is for the Arkansas Natural Hazards Resilience Workshop II: Debut of a New Climate Hazard Planning Tool, occurring on Friday, September 28th.
Presentation slides from a workshop with emergency manager and city planners in Siloam Springs, AR on 28 September 2018. The workshop was hosted in conjunction with the Arkansas Chapter of the American Planning Association. File Size: 10 MB