Table of contents as follows:

Introduction        
Part I. Background information on communicating uncertainty 
1. Reporting uncertainty in a gradual and custom-made form    
2. The reader’s perspective      
  2.1 Access to report/document      
  2.2 Chapters/sections/sentences paid attention to   
  2.3 Processing of uncertainty information  
  2.4 Interpretation of uncertainty information  
  2.5 Use of uncertainty information    
  2.6 The writers’ influence on the audiences’ handling of uncertainty information      
3. Criteria for uncertainty communication    

Part II. Analysis of context and audiences, and customising the communication accordingly      
1 Context of Communication of Uncertainty    
2. The target audiences       
  2.1 Who are the Target Audiences?    
  2.2 Information Needs of the Target Audiences  
   2.2.1 The client/customer      
   2.2.2 Other target audiences     
  2.3 Anticipating impacts on target audiences   
3. Restructuring the (Uncertainty) Information   
  3.1 Uncertainty Information Collected   
  3.2 Identifying Policy-Relevant Aspects of Uncertainty  
  3.3 The Main Messages/statements in view of the uncertainties
4 Developing a strategy for Progressive Disclosure of Information 
  4.1 Filling in the PDI table     
  4.2 Internal coordination using the PDI table   

Part III. Practical suggestions on reporting uncertainty information
1. Reporting uncertainty information – What and how  
  1.1 Context of and insight in the assessment   
  1.2 Main message in which uncertainties are reflected or taken into account.     
  1.3 Reporting orts and types of uncertainties   
  1.4 How uncertainty was dealt with in the analysis  
  1.5 Implications of uncertainties    
  1.6 What can be done about uncertainties   
  1.7 Educational information on uncertainty   
2. Reporting uncertainty information – Forms of presentation 
  2.1 Verbal expressions of uncertainty information   
  2.2 Numeric expressions of uncertainty information  
  2.3 Graphical expressions of uncertainty information  
  2.4 Combinations for expressing uncertainty information 

References                   

Acknowledgements