Past Meetings and Workshops
The links below will guide you to web pages which display presentations or other materials that have been presented to a scientific community during CSDMS and related meetings. Please acknowledge the respective presenter(s) if referencing or making use of their materials and/or data.
- Feb. 2008, Community Sedimentary Model for Carbonate Systems, Golden, CO
- Feb. 2008, Cyberinformatics Working Group Meeting, Boulder, CO
- Dec. 2007, Steering Committee Meeting]], Boulder, CO
- Dec. 2007, Terrestrial Working Group Meeting, UC Berkeley, CA
- Oct. 2007, Arctic Coasts at Risk, Tromso, Norway
- Sep. 2007, Dynamics and Vulnerability of River Delta, Boulder, CO
- Sep. 2007, Mechanisms of Sediment Retention in Estuaries, Boulder, CO
- May 2004, CSDMS Implementation Plan Workshop, Minneapolis, MN
- July 2003, CSDMS Presentation to NSF, Washington, DC
- Feb. 2002, CSDMS Planning Workshop, Boulder, CO
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