Agenda
i.	Satellites, machine learning and community intelligence: Flood risk data in the fly.
ii.	Assessing and communicating risk to cultural heritage: The future of preserving the past.
iii.	Communicating volcanic risk. Lava, eruptions and uncertainty.
iv.	public policy in Mexico: Challenges and lessons learned (in Spanish)
v.	Human cognitive biases: The root of irrational risk decisions
vi.	UR Story: Narrative and Risk
vii.	Selecting the best satellite-derived risk tool; Mining the sky for decision-making
viii.	Risk assessments  in infrastructure planning Learning from failure
ix.	Big data: Innovations in disaster risk financing 
x.	Learning from business risk analyses: Tying the knot
xi.	Performance by the climate Music Project
xii.	Advances in drone technology: Flying robots
xiii.	Early warning for early action: Forewarned and forearmed
xiv.	The future of risk modeling
xv.	Community engagement: Raising awareness and driving action
xvi.	Communicating earth observation data: A Picture is worth a thousand actions-
xvii.	The risk information value chain: Data, science, narrative and action
xviii.	Understanding cascading events; Earth, wind and fire
xix.	Small islands; Innovations in understanding risk
xx.	Communicating risk: Approaches for parametric insurance
xxi.	Risks in the digital age: learning from cyber security
xxii.	Computer vision and machine learning: from cat videos to CAT modeling
xxiii.	Learning from Mexico’s experience: From 1985 to 2017 (in Spanish)
xxiv.	A conversation on Geo-engineering: Altering the planet, envisioning risk financing mechanisms
xxv.	Assessing urban flood risk; Going with the flow.