Summary
CRUISSE is one of two networks funded by RCUK Decision-Making Under Uncertainty (DMUU). The goal of the CRUISSE network is to develop and build widespread linkages between disciplines related to decision-making under uncertainty to lay the groundwork to form a potential RCUK Decision-Making Under Uncertainty (DMUU) Research and Evidence Hub (the 'Hub') whose function will be to co-ordinate expertise and to offer and further develop tools to facilitate resilient and effective decision-making across a full range of real world uncertainty and practice contexts. The value of such a hub will be tested through feasibility projects and interaction with practitioners in government, industry and civil society. It aims to meet the need to collate and publish relevant materials and manuals via a website and have the capacity to respond to immediate, intermediate and long term consultation, research and training requirements. CRUISSE will begin by establishing a highly multidisciplinary network of academics and professionals who will work upwards from real world practice to develop and test the feasibility of two DMUU dynamically evolving tool sets: a Triage procedure and a Code of Practice.
For more information visit the CRUISSE website: http://cruisse.ac.uk/
Funded by
RCUK 'Decision-making Under Uncertainty' Network call
Principal Investigator
Professor David Tuckett (UCL)
Co-Investigator
Professor Leonard Smith (LSE)
Grant reference
EP/P016847/1
Grant value (to LSE)
£127,561
Project duration
January 2017 - July 2019
Events:
2nd CRUISSE Network Conference, 7 & 8 November 2018
1st CRUISSE Network Conference, 21 & 22 September 2017 - See Programme
Partners include the Bank of England, the Financial Conduct Authority, START Network, National Health England, the Cabinet Office, BP, Lloyd's of London, DSTL, Natural England and the National Flood Forum.
The CRUISSE Network is co-funded by three UK research councils: ESRC, NERC and EPSRC