Dr. Fernando DePaolis is a professor at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies in Monterey, California, where he teaches advanced graduate courses in environmental analysis and management. He holds a doctorate in Urban Planning from UCLA and brings extensive research experience to his academic work.
Dr. DePaolis has served as a consultant for government agencies and organizations at the local, regional, and national levels, providing expertise in environmental planning and policy analysis. His specialization in quantitative analysis from an applied perspective bridges the gap between academic theory and professional practice, offering students and colleagues valuable insights into real-world applications across diverse fields.
Through his combined experience in academia, research, and consulting, Dr. DePaolis contributes a unique practitioner's perspective to the study of environmental management and urban planning challenges.
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Workflows for Climate Change Adaptation Analytics
Fernando DePaolis
Humanity is confronting the global climate crisis through two main approaches: mitigation and adaptation. Mitigation refers to actions aimed at reducing the root causes of climate change, primarily global warming. The primary mitigation strategy involves decreasing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Adaptation, on the other hand, encompasses existing and proposed initiatives that aim to minimize the adverse effects of current climate change manifestations. Examples of adaptation actions already in place include...
