Workshop Schedule

Wednesday 15^th April 2015 11.00-12.00	Arrival & Registration
12.00-13.00	Lunch
13.00-13.10	Jim Q. Smith	Welcome by JQS
Session 1 13.10-15.30	Chair: Elizabeth Dowler
13.10-14.00	John Ingram	Food security to 2040: What’s coming down the track?
14.00-14.40	Martin Caraher	From Food Poverty to Food Banks: Examples of Successful Failures!
14.42-15.20	Rachel Loopstra (Wed)	Household food insecurity and food bank usage: what we know from Canada and the UK and key knowledge gaps
15.20-15.50	Coffee
Session 2 15.50-17.50	Chair:
15.50-16.30	Donald Cole	Moving farming and food systems towards farmer well-being, consumer food security and ecosystem sustainability – what policies and practices could make a difference glocally?
16.30-17.10	Rosemary Collier	Making the best of ‘variation’
17.10-17.50	Nicole Darmon	Taxing unhealthy food may increase social inequalities in nutrition
18.00-19.00	Poster session Marie-Jo Amiot-Carlin Jon Arthur Martine J. Barons Sebastian Fairhead Franziska Gaupp Alex Kharlamov Grace Kwong Manuele Leonelli Irene Monasterolo Marlene Perigon Razvan Romanescu C. Sarrouy & R.D. Lillywhite C. Sarrouy & E. Uprichard Daniel Simpson Andy Tock
Thursday 16^th April 2015 Session 3 09.30-11.30	Chair:
09.30-10.10	Angela Druckman	Food scares: How can we reduce the impacts?
10.10-10.50	Caireen Roberts	Impact of food insecurity on diet
10.50-11.30	Chris Jewell	*Bayesian data assimilation for vector borne disease response: Theileria orientalis* (Ikeda) in New Zealand cattle**
11.30-12.00	Coffee
Session 4 12-13.20	Chair:
12.00-12.40	Rob Deardon	Emulator-based inference for models of large-scale infectious disease systems
12.40-13.20	Mike Escobar	Looking at data and public health problems with Bayesian glasses
13.20-14.10	Lunch
Session 5 14.10-16.10	Chair
14.10-14.50	Ann Nicholson	Bayesian decision networks for risk assessment and decision support
14.50-15.30	Kerrie Mengersen	The bycatch of Bayes nets: expanding BN inferences for improved environmental decision-making
15.30-16.10	Marc Kennedy	European models and software for exposure and risk-benefit assessments: food consumers, agricultural workers and residents/bystanders
16.10-16.30	Coffee
Session 6 16.30-18.30	Chair
16.30-17.10	Danny Williamson	Probability for future weather: how close are we to decision actionable expert judgement?
17.10-17.50	Jonty Rougier	Statistical modelling of volcanoes, with some reflections on expert judgement and uncertainty
17.50-18.30	Jim Q Smith	Causality and consistency in networked decision support systems
20.00-22.00	Conference Dinner
Friday 17^th April 2015 Session 7 09.30-11.00	Chair
09.30-10.20	Molly Jahn (FRI)	Feeding the world: getting the data right for decision-making
10.20-11.00	Andy Davis & Jonathan Horsfield	‘Feeding Britain’ – A Shock for Middle England?
11.00-11.30	Coffee
Session 8 11.30-12.45	Chair:
11.30-12.10	Rachel Wilkerson	Barriers to Participation in Child Nutrition Programs in America
12.10-12.50	Martine J Barons	Towards UK food security decision support
12.50-13.00	Jim Q. Smith	Concluding remarks
13.00-14.00	Lunch