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Project Information
Project Name
CMFWF: Collaborative Modelling Framework for Water Futures
Led by
Lead 1
Lead 2
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Name
Lalita Bharadwaj
Institution
University of Saskatchewan
Role
PI
Contact Information
lalita.bharadwaj@usask.ca
Classification (e.g., "GWF Pillar 3", "CCRN", etc.)
GWF Pillar 1
Project Websites
https://gwf.usask.ca/projects-facilities/all-projects/p1-colab-modelling.php
Project Description
Agent Based Modeling as a tool to Investigate Comprehensive Indigenous Health Impacts of Flooding - Grounded by diverse data sources, we will develop a model framework with ABM to assess and investigate comprehensive impacts on Indigenous communities from flooding and demonstrate its capability as an operational tool for evaluating and supporting health services, emergency planning and management measures. We will contribute to the sustainability of Indigenous communities and their environments by providing a tool to investigate complex interactions and feedbacks between human and natural systems and to communicate understanding of flooding impacts and improvements to mitigation measures. The model framework in future will be applied towards other unresolved public health and water issues including Canada’s most pressing public health issue- Drinking Water in Indigenous Nations.
Current Status of this Project
○ Planned
◉ In Progress
○ Abandoned
○ Complete
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