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| Time(Taipei) |
Jun 11 (Wed) |
Jun 12 (Thu) |
Jun 13 (Fri) |
| AM |
Opening Remarks
9:30-10:00 |
Session II
Early Warnings for All：
AI Technology and Application
09:00-12:30 |
Session IV
Early Warnings for All：
Human Resource Development Strategies
09:00-11:35 |
Keynote Session
10:20-12:00 |
Closing Remarks
11:35-11:40 |
| PM |
Session I
Early Warnings for All：
Development Trends and Prospects
13:30-16:35 |
Session III
Early Warnings for All：
Case studies on Multidisciplinary Applications
13:30-17:00 |
Field trip
(Invited Only) |
| Night |
Event Dinner
(Invited Only) |
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Keynote Session
- Overview of EW4All and its role in climate service innovations, climate risk management, and resilience building.
- The role of AI and international collaboration in advancing climate adaptation and disaster risk reduction, strengthening global resilience to extreme weather events
Session 1 Early Warnings for All：Development Trends and Prospects
- Insights from government agencies and organizations on recent developments, policy directions, and challenges in implementing EW4All
Session 2 Early Warnings for All：AI Technology and Application
- Explore how AI Applications, automated weather stations, and satellite monitoring are being integrated into climate services to enhance forecasting accuracy and real-time responsiveness
- Share best practices in multi-channel early warning dissemination (SMS, social media, TV, radio, and community alert systems)
Session 3 Early Warnings for All：Case studies on multidisciplinary Applications
- Exchange experiences on successful case studies of early warning system, featuring cross-sector applications and interactive discussions
Session 4 Early Warnings for All：Human Resource Development Strategies
- Discuss strategies and policies for training early warning professionals across multiple application fields
- Explore methods for establishing international collaboration platforms in talent development
Central Weather Administration
The Central Weather Administration (CWA) serves as the principal governmental agency responsible for meteorological research and forecasting in Taiwan. Headquartered in Taipei, the CWA operates a comprehensive network of observatory stations and radar systems across the island. Its responsibilities cover meteorological, seismological, marine, climate and astronomical activities. The CWA provides a wide range of information and services to government agencies and the general public, supporting disaster risk reduction, public safety, climate adaptation, and national development planning.
Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research
Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research (CIER) is founded by the Taiwan government in 1981, serving as a national policy think-tank for making major economic policy recommendations, for which it has gradually gained prestige and recognition in the last 40 years. As globalization in the economic and industrial sectors has proceeded, CIER has had to represent the country in conducting exchanges with international policy think-tanks. CIER has also engaged in further consolidating the academic foundation of policy research by carrying out economic analysis of policy issues related to government and industries. By playing as a platform for exchange among academia, government, and industry, CIER continues to serve to promote the sustainable development of Taiwan's economy.
International Climate Development Institute
International Climate Development Institute (ICDI) is a non-profit organization which concerns the right of development under climate change impacts. By providing its professional knowledge and skills on climate governance, this think tank engages in planning and implementing of national climate policy with the public-private partnership (PPP) approach; supporting local communities and vulnerable groups on capacity building to achieve climate-resilient and sustainable lives.
Taiwan Climate Services Partnership
Taiwan Climate Services Partnership (TCSP), officially established in August 2021, is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating a better environment for climate services and promoting the meteorological industry in Taiwan. In 2020, led by CWA, together with six non-profit organizations, TCSP was initiated with the callings of the society and the industry promotion policy of MOTC. With its core values of meteorological science, climate change research, and climate service development, TCSP strives to foster stronger collaboration between the public and private sectors, raise public awareness of climate services, and enhance a potential domestic weather service market, as well as a network for the supply and demand stakeholders of the domestic weather service market.
Ms. Meng-Shih Chen
Deputy Director
Marine Meteorology and Climate Division
Central Weather Administration (CWA)
Taipei, Taiwan
Phone: +886-2-2349-1320
E-mail: mschen@cwa.gov.tw
Dr. Yu-Chieh Chang
Post-Doctoral Research Associate
The Center for Science and Technology Policy Evaluation
Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research (CIER)
Taipei, Taiwan
Phone: +886-2-2735-6006 ext.6251
E-mail: yuchieh010@cier.edu.tw
