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Decision Making Under Uncertainty Collaborative Groups (DMUU)

Status: Archived

Archived funding opportunity

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Synopsis

The Decision Making Under Uncertainty (DMUU) collaborative groups competition offers awards to support teams of researchers who will advance fundamental understanding of decision making under uncertainty for climate change and related long-term environmental risks. The focus of these collaborative groups will be to generate fundamental new knowledge as well as information and tools that decision makers will find useful to help them incorporate climate change and related long-term environmental risks in their decision making. The focus of these collaborative groups should be to provide new knowledge about how public officials, firms in the private sector, other groups, and/or individuals can incorporate existing knowledge about climate change and related long-term environmental risks into their decisions.  In addition to generating societally useful information and tools, DMUU collaborative groups should enhance basic understanding within and across the social and behavioral sciences as well as related science and engineering disciplines.

Program contacts

Rita A. Teutonico
Lead DMUU Coordinator
rteutoni@nsf.gov (703) 292-7118
Robert E. O'Connor
DMUU Program Director
roconnor@nsf.gov (703) 292-7263 SBE/SES
Thomas J. Baerwald
DMUU Program Director
tbaerwal@nsf.gov (703) 292-7301

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