That proactive but anticipatory approach is what the Incredible team have tried to build into Donna.
In contrast, anticipatory (proactive or planned) adaptation is initiated prior to climate change impacts are observed.
In this study, we hypothesized that if temporal information derived from between-trial intervals correlated with the probability of future instances of conflict (Wendt & Kiesel, 2011), subjects could use this contingency to prepare for upcoming conflict through anticipatory proactive control (Correa et al., 2009).
Decision makers can use these results to plan anticipatory adaptation (proactive adaptation) measures, such as early warning systems (McMichael et al. 2003; WHO 2004).
These assumptions have led to the development of a sophisticated program of proactive case identification and anticipatory care planning, initially developed in English general practice, but moving into aged care and acute hospital settings [ 9- 11].
Coping strategies can be divided into reactive, anticipatory, preventive and proactive strategies [ 16], and can be placed on a recovery continuum, where proactive strategies are used by persons who have come farthest in the recovery process.
In this context, we propose to investigate new congestion control mechanisms that (a) explicitly compute the optimal sessions' sending rates independently of congestion signals (i.e., proactive mechanisms) and (b) take anticipatory decisions (e.g., using forecasting or prediction techniques) in order to avoid the appearance of congestion problems.
5 To that end, some have advocated for anticipatory prescribing or proactive treatment, 33 but this needs to be both pharmacological and nonpharmacological.
These autonomous adaptation actions are reactive in nature, more so than proactive and thus does not capture anticipatory (proactive or planned) adaptive intentions.
