ANNOUNCEMENT - MATHEMATICS OF PLANET EARTH - Unesco Andorra
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Montreal (Canada), 7 December 2012. More than a hundred research institutes and academic societies together per capita income as part of a global initiative: Mathematics of Planet Earth 2013 (MPT 2013). per capita income This project, which will run throughout the year, will highlight the contribution of mathematics to find solutions to global problems such as natural disasters (hurricanes, earthquakes and tsunamis), climate change, sustainable development and pandemics . The partners of the initiative in 2013 MPT organize workshops, per capita income scientific conferences, awareness-raising and educational activities for all ages. Each member institution of the country will host a special presentation to mark the beginning of the year. The first launch will take place on December 7 in Montreal, Canada.
MPT 2013 initiative developed under the auspices of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The Director-General, Irina Bokova, UNESCO states that "supports this extraordinary collaboration per capita income of mathematicians from around the world to promote research into the planet's core: this will allow a greater understanding of global issues, public awareness and enrich school programs per capita income integrating the essential role of mathematics per capita income in finding solutions to problems that threaten our planet. "
MPT 2013 initiative will promote interdisciplinary scientific research and the unique role that mathematics plays in finding solutions to major global problems. This comprehensive initiative per capita income will bring together per capita income researchers from various fields such as medicine, engineering, finance and mathematics, which attempted to resolve some of the biggest problems in the world. per capita income Mathematics also play an important role in long-term solutions, especially for the security of electronic finance, the more accurate prediction of natural disasters, adapting to changes in ecosystems and the spread of diseases.
"From now share my dream with so many scientists worldwide that the initiative grows MPT 2013 alone. This unprecedented collaboration will extend beyond 2013, "says Christiane Rousseau, instigator of MPT 2013." This initiative aims to provide comprehensive brightest minds in the world to solve major global problems, "adds Brian Conrey, main organizer of the MPT 2013 in the United States.
Among other examples of recent applications to global problems scientists have used mathematics to improve strategies recharge per capita income underground aquifers; to create a better model of collaboration between government and industry to reduce per capita income pollution; model the transmission per capita income of infectious diseases per capita income to develop strategies to contain or eradicate these diseases; and improve the theoretical understanding of viruses and medicines needed to fight. In the long term, mathematics could help quantify the uncertainties related to climate change; improve forecasting per capita income of natural disasters (earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanic eruptions); understand the adaptation of ecosystems to climate change; devise viable economic models; and preserve biodiversity. According to Mary Lou Zeeman, "Mathematical modeling helps us to combat infectious diseases. For example, we can assess the percentage of the population per capita income who should be vaccinated to eradicate a disease, or to measure the impact of other factors such as education. "
"Sustainable development requires a greater understanding of the complex interactions between many systems: climate, economy, technological progress, ecology, space science, per capita income population per capita income control, security, global politics and collective psychology," says Farmer Doyne, director of the Oxford Martin Programme on complexity. "To ensure the survival of the planet, we need a clear vision of our future and put in direct contact with the philosophy of science. As scientists, our job is to understand the causes and effects, making predictions and can be quantified as well as the large uncertainties in forecasts. per capita income But we need to work with the mathematical physicists, ecologists, economists, etc., be sure to use the correct model. "
MPT 2013 may also have an impact on health, improving our understanding of the control of pandemics, and cont
Commission Home What is it? Ministry of Foreign Affairs Permanent delegation News Reports News Events Publications Programmes participation Beneficiaries Conditions Historical Scholarship Programs Unesco Jobs Contact per capita income International Year of Chemistry Associated Schools
Montreal (Canada), 7 December 2012. More than a hundred research institutes and academic societies together per capita income as part of a global initiative: Mathematics of Planet Earth 2013 (MPT 2013). per capita income This project, which will run throughout the year, will highlight the contribution of mathematics to find solutions to global problems such as natural disasters (hurricanes, earthquakes and tsunamis), climate change, sustainable development and pandemics . The partners of the initiative in 2013 MPT organize workshops, per capita income scientific conferences, awareness-raising and educational activities for all ages. Each member institution of the country will host a special presentation to mark the beginning of the year. The first launch will take place on December 7 in Montreal, Canada.
MPT 2013 initiative developed under the auspices of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The Director-General, Irina Bokova, UNESCO states that "supports this extraordinary collaboration per capita income of mathematicians from around the world to promote research into the planet's core: this will allow a greater understanding of global issues, public awareness and enrich school programs per capita income integrating the essential role of mathematics per capita income in finding solutions to problems that threaten our planet. "
MPT 2013 initiative will promote interdisciplinary scientific research and the unique role that mathematics plays in finding solutions to major global problems. This comprehensive initiative per capita income will bring together per capita income researchers from various fields such as medicine, engineering, finance and mathematics, which attempted to resolve some of the biggest problems in the world. per capita income Mathematics also play an important role in long-term solutions, especially for the security of electronic finance, the more accurate prediction of natural disasters, adapting to changes in ecosystems and the spread of diseases.
"From now share my dream with so many scientists worldwide that the initiative grows MPT 2013 alone. This unprecedented collaboration will extend beyond 2013, "says Christiane Rousseau, instigator of MPT 2013." This initiative aims to provide comprehensive brightest minds in the world to solve major global problems, "adds Brian Conrey, main organizer of the MPT 2013 in the United States.
Among other examples of recent applications to global problems scientists have used mathematics to improve strategies recharge per capita income underground aquifers; to create a better model of collaboration between government and industry to reduce per capita income pollution; model the transmission per capita income of infectious diseases per capita income to develop strategies to contain or eradicate these diseases; and improve the theoretical understanding of viruses and medicines needed to fight. In the long term, mathematics could help quantify the uncertainties related to climate change; improve forecasting per capita income of natural disasters (earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanic eruptions); understand the adaptation of ecosystems to climate change; devise viable economic models; and preserve biodiversity. According to Mary Lou Zeeman, "Mathematical modeling helps us to combat infectious diseases. For example, we can assess the percentage of the population per capita income who should be vaccinated to eradicate a disease, or to measure the impact of other factors such as education. "
"Sustainable development requires a greater understanding of the complex interactions between many systems: climate, economy, technological progress, ecology, space science, per capita income population per capita income control, security, global politics and collective psychology," says Farmer Doyne, director of the Oxford Martin Programme on complexity. "To ensure the survival of the planet, we need a clear vision of our future and put in direct contact with the philosophy of science. As scientists, our job is to understand the causes and effects, making predictions and can be quantified as well as the large uncertainties in forecasts. per capita income But we need to work with the mathematical physicists, ecologists, economists, etc., be sure to use the correct model. "
MPT 2013 may also have an impact on health, improving our understanding of the control of pandemics, and cont
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