Richard Warrick contributed to CLIMPACTS research, linking climate scenarios with sector assessment at national, regional and site scales.
CLIMPACTS, developed from 1993 with Richard Warrick and Gavin Kenny among its researchers, brought NIWA, AgResearch, Crop & Food Research, HortResearch, Landcare Research and university researchers into a common climate-impact assessment programme. Its national and regional work combined climate information with sector models to examine spatial changes in agricultural and horticultural suitability. That was a different model from QMAP or a corporate GIS: specialist science remained distributed across organisations, while a shared spatial framework allowed the components to be analysed together.
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Sources and further reading · 3
- R.A. Warrick, G.J. Kenny, J.J. Harman et al., The effects of climate change and variation in New Zealand: An assessment using the CLIMPACTS system
- Chris Hunt, Andrew Manderson, Dave Wheeler and M.S. Srinivasan, Getting Spatial with Nutrients in New Zealand Pastoral Agriculture
- Chapter 9 · The CRI reorganisation
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- The CRI reorganisationScientific mapping