Effective weather communication to socially vulnerable and underserved communities.


Description:

This proposed session topic will focus on effective weather communication to vulnerable communities, and applications for both short and long term weather hazards and climate impacts.


Papers:
How Cultural Diversity in the NWS Workforce is Training AI to Address Chinese Language Accessibility Gaps
Rodney Chai, NWS, Burlington, VT; and B. Johnson, M. L. Bozeman, F. Morrone, and N. Vaz

How the NWS is Training Artificial Intelligence to Address Language Accessibility Gaps in Weather Information
Monica L Bozeman, NWS Office of Central Processing, Silver Spring, MD; and A. Montanez, C. Rohrbach, J. E. Calkins, R. Chai, B. Johnson, M. Torres, A. Reynes, I. C. Colon-Pagan, R. Vasquez, E. Rodriguez, F. E. Morrone, N. Vaz, M. Bailey, A. L. Lago, K. Farina, C. Moore, L. E. Llewellyn, and J. E. Trujillo-Falcón

Denver's Climate Adaptation and Resilience Program
Elisabeth A. Cohen, UCAR, Denver, CO

"From 60 to 90" : A Project to Improve Resilience to Windstorms in Vulnerable Communities Across the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas
Barry S. Goldsmith, NWSFO, Brownsville, TX; and S. A. Pierce, Ph. D. and A. Arriaga-Salinas

Investigating the Role of Community Organizations in Communicating Extreme Weather Events in New York City.
Christine Gilbert, SUNY, Stony Brook, NY; and R. Li, B. A. Colle, and J. Moses

Submission Deadline: Thursday, 31 August 2023



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