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        Julia Barrott

        Impact and Learning Officer

      • SEI Oxford,
      • Expertise: Earth sciences, Climate change, environmental change, geochemistry, paleoclimate reconstruction
      • julia.barrott@sei.org
      • @jjbarrott
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      Julia Barrott is the Impact and Learning Officer for SEI and a Research Fellow at SEI Oxford.  

      As the institute’s Impact and Learning Officer, Julia supports SEI’s Operations Director and Head of Knowledge Management to promote organizational learning and galvanize environmental sustainability within SEI. Julia leads the delivery of SEI’s internal Annual Results Report, operationalizes and follows-up on SEI’s Results and Learning Framework, supports SEI’s Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) facility, and leads implementation of SEI Environmental Policy. This includes co-leading the development of SEI’s TR2AIL tool, which enables individual users to track, reflect upon, and reduce their air travel. 

      This position builds on Julia’s past work on capacity building, research, and tool development to advance climate services, knowledge management, and knowledge brokering for climate action. This included supporting the weADAPT platform; fostering collaborations and interoperability between online climate-related knowledge platforms globally; and developing new tools, systems and approaches to make knowledge more findable, useful and usable. 

      Julia joined SEI Oxford in December 2015 and holds an MSci in Environmental Geoscience from Imperial College London and a DPhil in Earth Sciences from the University of Oxford. Her postgraduate research focused on reconstructing past climate change in northwest Africa from speleothem geochemistry.

      Publications by Julia Barrott

      • A combined cognitive and spatial model to map and understand climate-induced migration
      • Tracking rapid permafrost thaw through time: exploring the potential of convolutional neural network based models
      • Stepping up knowledge exchange between climate adaptation platforms: synthesis report from the KE4CAP project
      • Stepping up knowledge exchange between climate adaptation platforms: impacts, learning and ways forward
      • Transforming knowledge management for climate action: a road map for accelerated discovery and learning
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      Perspectives by Julia Barrott

      • Is the new IPCC report a game changer for adaptation?
      • Bouncing back or bouncing forward? The overlooked role of taxonomies for climate action and pandemic recovery
      • Una hoja de ruta que acelera la gestión de conocimiento para la acción climática
      • A road map to accelerate information exchange for climate action
      • Words matter: connecting the climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction communities
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      Featured stories with Julia Barrott

      • Using artificial intelligence to detect permafrost thawing
      • Introducing “Participate!” – an online course that teaches how to better facilitate events on climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction
      • Collaboration to bridge the gap between climate science and adaptation policy
      • How finance works towards - or against - sustainable development
      • The Connectivity Hub expands its reach
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      Projects and tools with Julia Barrott

      • Adaptation at Altitude
      • Exploring the use of machine learning to detect environmental changes and management options affecting soil carbon storage and greenhouse gas emissions
      • Unravelling decision-making that leads to climate migration
      • Descifrando la toma de decisiones que conducen a la migración climática
      • Floating resilience: understanding sea level rise and human mobility in Thailand
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