Thank You

On behalf of CSDMS, we thank the Keynote Speakers, Clinic Leaders, Session Chairs, Poster Session Presenters, members of the Executive and Steering Committees, and every participant who helped to make this a productive and successful meeting. Special thanks to the NSF PREEVENTS program manager Dr. Justin Lawrence for supporting this meeting.

White Paper

We are anticipating to submit the White Paper by end of July, 2018 to meet deadline of the National Academy of Sciences Committee that is just beginning the next decadal survey for the Earth Sciences. If you would like to contribute, please email CSDMS@Colorado.edu with the subject: White Paper no later then June 15^th. The white paper will be published later here as well.

Special issue

We are pleased to announce that the open-access EGU journal Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences (NHESS) will work with us to publish the special issue: Advances in computational modeling of natural and geohazards. We now soliciting contributions for this NHESS special issue.

EOS meeting report

Part of the outcome of this meeting was captured in an EOS meeting report. You can read this at: https://eos.org/meeting-reports/can-we-build-useful-models-of-future-risk-from-natural-hazards, and cite the EOS report as follow:

• Kettner, A. J., I. Overeem, and G. Tucker (2018), Can we build useful models of future risk from natural hazards?, Eos, 99, https://doi.org/10.1029/2018EO105239.

Agenda

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Presentations

Keynote talks

Clinics

Posters

Name	Abstract title	Poster
Antolini, Federico	A framework proposal for spatial distribution of small reservoirs
Ashley, Thomas	Statistical Bedload Modeling on the Colorado River in Grand Canyon National Park
Barnes, Richard	Efficient Parallel Algorithms For Terrain Analysis
Best, Kelsea	Machine Learning to Identify Drivers of Internal Migration in Coastal Bangladesh
Best, Üwe	Modelling Wave Action, Surges, Morphodynamics and Vegetation Dynamics: Do Salt Marsh & Mangrove Fringe Coastlines Survive Sea Level Rise?
Calhoun, Donna	ForestClaw : A parallel, adaptive Cartesian grid library for problems in geophysical hazards modeling
Callaghan, Kerry	Coupled groundwater and surface water modelling to visualise lake extent and total terrestrial water storage under a changing climate
Campforts, Benjamin	Landslides in long term landscape evolution models
Chadwick, Austin	Predicting the location of avulsion hazards on deltas in the face of changing discharge regimes and relative sea-level rise
Chen, Yunxiang	conduitFoam: a one-dimensional subglacial conduit mode
Ciarletta, Daniel	Long Term Risks: Novel Barrier Island Retreat Behaviors Arising from Increasing Rates of Sea Level Rise
Cohen, Sagy	The Floodwater Depth Estimation Tool (FwDET)
Davis, Brisa	Targeted Adaptive Mesh Refinement for Tsunami Modeling Using Adjoint Equations
Del Vecchio, Joanmarie	Using relict Pleistocene geomorphology to inform future permafrost change
Duan, Jennifer	Impact of Climate Change on Flood Frequency Curve: Santa Cruz River Case Study
Ferdowsi, Behrooz	Glassy dynamics of landscape evolution
Ferrier, Ken	Transient relationships between chemical and physical erosion rates in regolith-mantled topography
Glade, Rachel	Modeling the 2-D evolution of blocky landscapes: Coupled model design
Hoffimann, Julio	ImageQuilting.jl: A code for generating 3D stratigraphy from data collected in flume experiments
Istanbulluoglu, Erkan	A hydroclimatological approach to predicting regional landslide probability using Landlab
Janoff, Arye	A Coastal Geo-economic Model: Property Protection, Federal Buyouts, and Managed Retreat
Kochanski, Kelly	Statistical classification of self-organized snow surfaces
Kolodin, Jesse	Investigating Artificial Berm-Dune Management Along New Jersey’s Coastline Using a Coupled Geo-Economic Model
Kozlowski, Estanislao	Multi-scale modelling of microbial lacustrine carbonates with Carbo-CAT and Mounds3D
Leonarduzzi, Elena	Towards a landslide warning concept for Switzerland using rainfall thresholds and multi-scale hydrological modeling
Li, Jin	Influence of wave-induced currents on sediment transport and coral growth of atolls
Li, Jiao	Embedding Seawall Models in Coastal Flooding Simulations
Lyons, Nathan	Coupled models of landscape and species evolution
Morris, Chloe	The Coastline Evolution Model 2D (CEM2D)
Nienhuis, Jaap	Can barrier islands survive sea level rise? Tidal inlets versus storm overwash
Obelcz, Jeffrey	Towards a Quantitative Understanding of Parameters Driving Submarine Slope Failure: A Data Mining and Machine Learning Approach
Pfeiffer, Allison	How do source-to-sink geomorphic processes mediate flood hazards? Using historical changes to inform predictions
Phillips, Colin	Coupling fine particle transport, storage, and remobilization with sediment bed morphodynamics
Pérez-Hincapié, Ana María	Comparative geomorphological analysis applied to the hazard assessment of debris flows in three watersheds of the Western Cordillera of Colombia
Qin, Xinsheng	Accelerating Block-Structured Adaptive Mesh Refinement (AMR) with GPUs
Qureshi, Huda	A Sensitivity Analysis of the Effect of Parametric Wind Model Inputs on Hurricane Storm Surge Simulations
Richmond, Nick	3D Bedrock Channel Evolution with Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics Coupled to a Finite Element Earth
Schumann, Guy	Integrating EO Data of Floods with a Hydrodynamic Event Model: Harvey 2017
Shobe, Charles	Modeling the 2-D evolution of blocky landscapes: Hillslope-channel interactions
Sincavage, Ryan	Deterioration of the eastern margin of the Colonia Glacier, northern Patagonia: the end of a glacially-dammed alpine lake?
Southard, Paul	Impact of spring-associated riparian vegetation on channel morphology in ephemeral dryland channels: Henry Mountains, Utah, USA
Strom, Kyle	A simple, single-size and time-dependent flocculation model
Tang, Hui	Physics-informed machine learning approach for predicting post-fire debris flows based on thresholds
Wang, Kang	Effect of Enhanced Cold-Season Climate Warming on Permafrost Temperatures
Wickert, Andrew	Long-profile evolution of transport-limited gravel-bed rivers
Yanites, Brian	Quantitative constraints on landslide frequency through the use of cosmogenic nuclides: a numerical modeling perspective

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