Tomorrow’s Railway and Climate Change Adaptation (TRaCCA) Global Stakeholder Research Survey |
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TRaCCA is a UK-focussed programme sponsored by the Technical Strategy Leadership Group (TSLG) with funding from the Rail Safety Standards Board (RSSB).
TRaCCA aims to deliver a step change in the UK railway industry’s knowledge about its vulnerability to extreme weather and climate change impacts, and to develop appropriate tools to increase UK railway resilience to these phenomena.
We would like to understand how non-UK railway operators maintain resilience to extreme weather and climate change, given that many aspects of projected future UK climate may already be experienced, and managed, elsewhere.
Respondents to this survey will help to shape this research.
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The survey will take approximately 20 minutes to complete.
Responses will be treated confidentially. If we wish to report on specific results received, or ask follow-up questions, we will ask for your permission.
You can also stay engaged in the project and receive information about the results of the research later in 2014.
Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey. Your responses will be very valuable to the TRaCCA project.
TRaCCA aims to deliver a step change in the UK railway industry’s knowledge about its vulnerability to extreme weather and climate change impacts, and to develop appropriate tools to increase UK railway resilience to these phenomena.
We would like to understand how non-UK railway operators maintain resilience to extreme weather and climate change, given that many aspects of projected future UK climate may already be experienced, and managed, elsewhere.
Respondents to this survey will help to shape this research.
For further information click here
The survey will take approximately 20 minutes to complete.
Responses will be treated confidentially. If we wish to report on specific results received, or ask follow-up questions, we will ask for your permission.
You can also stay engaged in the project and receive information about the results of the research later in 2014.
Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey. Your responses will be very valuable to the TRaCCA project.