The Scientific Advisory Board
The Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) was a board consisting of selected experts in the field of climate change decision-making. The SAB were responsible for quality assurance of the questions posed to citizens participating in the WWViews meetings and of introductory materials and information videos used.
The board members are scientist from all over the world with special knowledge regarding climate change. The Members of the Scientific Advisory Board for World Wide Views are:
Andy Reisinger
Dr, Senior Research Fellow, Climate Change Research Institute.Leader of Technical Support Unit for the Synthesis Report of the AR4, IPCC.
Martin Parry
Professor, Hadley Centre Met Office. IPCC WGII Technical Support Unit
Bert Metz
Fellow at the European Climate Foundation. Co-chairman for IPCC WG III Third Assessment Reporting.
| Â | Ogunlade Davidson Professor, University of Sierra Leone.Co-Chair of WG III of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Â |
 Â | Â | Fatemeh Rahimzadeh Bureau member as Vice chair of working group I of IPCC Atmopheric Science and Meteorological Research Center (ASMERC).Lead author for IPCC WG I Fourth Assessment (2004 - 2007). Â |
 | Â | Jiahua Pan Professor, Sustainable Development Research Center, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Senior Programme Officer and advisor for IPCC WG III |
 Â | Â | Eduardo Calvo Buendia Profesor Asociado, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos.Member of IPCC WG II Â |
 | Â | Torben Hviid Nielsen Professor, The Centre for Technology, Innovation, and Culture, University of Oslo |
  |  | Terry Barker Dr, Cambridge Centre for Climate Change Mitigation Research (4CMR).Co-ordinating Lead Author (CLA) for the IPCC´s Fourth Assessment Report reporting in 2007.  |
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