Steve Easterbrook

Steve Easterbrook is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto. His research focuses on sustainability informatics, climate modelling, verification and validation of scientific models, decision support for sustainability, and machine learning for climate data. He leads interdisciplinary work on systems thinking, empirical methods, and transdisciplinary education for climate change. He is also a member of the Sustainability Informatics research group and the graduate faculty of the School of the Environment.

Steve Easterbrook is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Toronto, specializing in Software Engineering, CSCW, Formal Verification, and Climate Modeling. His research explores requirements engineering, sustainability design, and the use of formal methods in software development. Easterbrook's work emphasizes empirical methods, inconsistency management, and the integration of computational thinking into sustainability computing. He has contributed to the development of frameworks for multi-valued reasoning and model merging, as well as the application of software engineering principles to climate change research. His publications address challenges in requirements engineering, software sustainability, and the coordination of distributed viewpoints.