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C-ROADS Introductory Webinar from Climate Interactive - Real-time modeling made easy

Join us for a Webinar on March 17

Space is limited. Reserve your Webinar seat now at:

https: / / www1.gotomeeting.com / register/280099264

Presenter: Dr. Travis Franck,

Please Climate Interactive join  Climate Interactive  for a  free  introductory webinar on  "C-ROADS,” a powerful yet simple interactive simulator that you can use, for free, to analyze UNFCCC country pledges and proposals and quickly calculate climate outcomes such as temperature, uncertainty ranges, per-capita emissions, sea-level rise, and historical responsibility.

The webinar will cover: 

• Using C-ROADS to analyze proposed international agreements in a scientifically rigorous framework.

• Analyzing climate agreements in real-time -- the Copenhagen Accord pledges will be analyzed in a live demonstration.

• Discuss the independently scientifically reviewed underpinnings of the simulator.

• Provide an overview of some of the more advanced features of C-ROADS, such as historical “Contribution Analysis.”

More information on C-ROADS is at:  http://cl.ly/4hJC

Webinar attendees will receive access to download the stand-alone version of the full C-ROADS CP simulator.

Title: Introduction to the C-ROADS Real-time Climate Simulator
Date: Thursday, March 17, 2011
Time: 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM EST (New York;  -5 GMT)

After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar.

Thank you,

Travis

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Travis Franck, Ph.D.
Climate Interactive
Office: +1 617 858 1844
Cell: +1 617 335 9640
mailto:tfranck@ climateinteractive.org
www.climateinteractive.org

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