Facilitating
seamless climate
adaptation
Improving existing climate prediction and projections, and merging their outputs across timescales to provide seamless climate information, spanning for the next months to 30 years
Objective
A step change
The overall objective of ASPECT is to improve and produce seamless climate predictions covering the next 30 years. Working closely with stakeholders from a range of sectors, such as agriculture and insurance, the project strives to inform societally important climate change adaptation decisions
About
Bringing together expertise
ASPECT combines expertise in physical and social sciences relevant to climate variability and change, with meaningful user engagement that will influence the development decisions of the project and increase the salience of the results for societal transformation
Updates
Latest project news
Strengthening climate research through collaboration: ASPECT & Impetus4Change
ASPECT collaborates with sister project Impetus4Change to co-host internal workshops and a session at the adaptation conference ECCA 2025.
ASPECT supports climate-informed decision-making at recent hackathon
As climate risk to society grows, the need for actionable, science-based insights in the finance sector will become ever-greater. The ASPECT project aims to make
Professor Ed Hawkins: a star of the climate stripes
Professor Ed Hawkins is one of Europe’s foremost climate scientists. During a recent visit to the Met Office in Exeter in the UK, ASPECT’s Grahame
Workshop on Understanding and Predicting Annual to Multi-Decadal Climate Variations
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