Dragana Bojović
Biographic Data
| ID | 6567927 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dragana Bojović |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dragana |
| FAMILY NAME | Bojović |
| SIGNATURE | BOJOVIĆ D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Barcelona Supercomputing Center |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7354-1885 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Kilometre-scale Earth system models to support the renewable energy transition: A combination of storyline methodologies
Kilometre-scale Earth system models (km-ESMs) represent a significant advancement in climate modelling, offering unprecedented spatial detail. To ensure their societal relevance, this study explores how combining storyline methodologies can bridge science and decision-making in the context of the renewable energy transition. The study conducted a discourse-based stakeholder mapping and through participatory workshops, three scenario storylines we…
Users’ awareness and expectations from the climate change adaptation digital twin
Several digital twins of the climate (climate DTs) have emerged around the world, primarily developed by private companies as well as large scientific and governmental organisations. Despite being in early development stages, they operationalise the on-demand production of climate information for adaptation. Although climate DTs will certainly be catalysts for unprecedented scientific and technological innovation, considering human aspects is ind…
User Selection and Engagement for Climate Services Coproduction
Climate services are high on the international agenda for their potential to help combat the effects of climate change. However, climate science is rarely directly incorporated into the decision-making processes of societal actors, due to what has been identified as the usability gap. This gap is partially due to a failure to timely and meaningfully engage users in the production of climate services, as well as misperceptions as to which users ca…
Compliance with 2021 WHO air quality guidelines across Europe will require radical measures
Peer Reviewed
Engagement, involvement and empowerment: Three realms of a coproduction framework for climate services
While knowledge coproduction between climate scientists and climate information users has become a common theme in the climate services discourse, the interface between climate service providers and users is an aspect of climate services projects that still calls for more attention. This is due in part to the dominance of the physical sciences in these projects, as well as the prevalence of an instrumental and narrow interpretation of coproductio…
What we can learn from birdsong: Mainstreaming teleworking in a post-pandemic world
Many urban areas suffer from poor air quality as a consequence of high levels of car-based traffic. Even cities with well-developed multi-modal public transport networks and favourable conditions for alternative transportation, such as Barcelona, experience problems with air pollution. The restrictions imposed on movement in response to the COVID-19 pandemic offer insights into the collective social benefits of reduced traffic. This situation als…
Engagement, involvement and empowerment: Three realms of a coproduction framework for climate services
While knowledge coproduction between climate scientists and climate information users has become a common theme in the climate services discourse, the interface between climate service providers and users is an aspect of climate services projects that still calls for more attention. This is due in part to the dominance of the physical sciences in these projects, as well as the prevalence of an instrumental and narrow interpretation of coproductio…
What we can learn from birdsong: Mainstreaming teleworking in a post-pandemic world
Many urban areas suffer from poor air quality as a consequence of high levels of car-based traffic. Even cities with well-developed multi-modal public transport networks and favourable conditions for alternative transportation, such as Barcelona, experience problems with air pollution. The restrictions imposed on movement in response to the COVID-19 pandemic offer insights into the collective social benefits of reduced traffic. This situation als…
What we can learn from birdsong: Mainstreaming teleworking in a post-pandemic world
Many urban areas suffer from poor air quality as a consequence of high levels of car-based traffic. Even cities with well-developed multi-modal public transport networks and favourable conditions for alternative transportation, such as Barcelona, experience problems with air pollution. The restrictions imposed on movement in response to the COVID-19 pandemic offer insights into the collective social benefits of reduced traffic. This situation als…
Compliance with 2021 WHO air quality guidelines across Europe will require radical measures
Peer Reviewed
Engagement, involvement and empowerment: Three realms of a coproduction framework for climate services
While knowledge coproduction between climate scientists and climate information users has become a common theme in the climate services discourse, the interface between climate service providers and users is an aspect of climate services projects that still calls for more attention. This is due in part to the dominance of the physical sciences in these projects, as well as the prevalence of an instrumental and narrow interpretation of coproductio…
User Selection and Engagement for Climate Services Coproduction
Climate services are high on the international agenda for their potential to help combat the effects of climate change. However, climate science is rarely directly incorporated into the decision-making processes of societal actors, due to what has been identified as the usability gap. This gap is partially due to a failure to timely and meaningfully engage users in the production of climate services, as well as misperceptions as to which users ca…
Kilometre-scale Earth system models to support the renewable energy transition: A combination of storyline methodologies
Kilometre-scale Earth system models (km-ESMs) represent a significant advancement in climate modelling, offering unprecedented spatial detail. To ensure their societal relevance, this study explores how combining storyline methodologies can bridge science and decision-making in the context of the renewable energy transition. The study conducted a discourse-based stakeholder mapping and through participatory workshops, three scenario storylines we…
Users’ awareness and expectations from the climate change adaptation digital twin
Several digital twins of the climate (climate DTs) have emerged around the world, primarily developed by private companies as well as large scientific and governmental organisations. Despite being in early development stages, they operationalise the on-demand production of climate information for adaptation. Although climate DTs will certainly be catalysts for unprecedented scientific and technological innovation, considering human aspects is ind…
Business (4 works) · Climate change (4 works) · Political science (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Citizen journalism (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Coproduction (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Ecosystem services (2 works) · Environmental Science (2 works)