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Meeting Goal:
Discussions at the meeting will explore the advantages and limitations of various decision tools that may be used to evaluate the risks and benefits on implementing novel approaches for improving coral resilience. This meeting is one component of the information-gathering activities that may inform the deliberations of the National Academies' Committee on Interventions to Increase the Resilience of Coral Reefs.

Presentations:

Risk and the relationship of risk to decision making
Trina von Stackelberg, Harvard University, Committee Member

Overview of decision analysis tools and their utility
Mitchell Small, Carnegie Mellon University

Strawman decision models: Structured Decision Making
Michael Runge, U.S. Geological Survey

Strawman decision models: Bayesian Belief Network
Ken Anthony, Australian Institute of Marine Science, Committee Member

Strawman decision models: Multi-attribute Utility Analysis
Trina von Stackelberg, Harvard University, Committee Member

Application of Coral Reef Decision Models in Guánica Bay, Puerto Rico
Bill Fisher and John Carriger, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Coral Restoration Consortium Management Working Group
Liz Shaver, Reef Resilience Network (remote)