Associate Research Professor, Arizona Institutes for Resilience
Alison M. Meadow is an Associate Research Professor in the Arizona Institutes for Resilience. Dr. Meadow has a background in environmental anthropology, Indigenous studies, and urban planning. Her research focuses on the process of linking scientists with decision makers to improve the usability of climate science, with a particular emphasis on evaluating the societal outcomes of such research partnerships. Through CLIMAS, Alison partners with communities in Arizona and New Mexico to support their climate adaptation planning efforts. In addition to her affiliation with CLIMAS, she is a principal investigator with the Department of the Interior’s Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center (SW CASC).
Publications
Projects
Title | Type | Start Date |
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Improved Understanding of Climate Variability and Change Relevant to Orchards and Vineyards in Arizona and New Mexico | Research | 2017 |
Community Climate Profiles | Climate Services | 2017 |
Western Region Climate Services Database Development | Research | 2015 |
RISA: An Organizational Ethnography | Research | 2014 |
Climate and Weather Services for Disaster Management: A FEMA, NWS, and CLIMAS Collaboration | Research | 2012 |