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ANUGA is open-source and we welcome collaboration with others.  +
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Amanda Balkus is modeling tracer dispersal from a continuous source. Discussions on how to extend the model to sediment mixtures are in progress  +
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Anyone who wants to use this model is welcome to - and shoot me an email if you'd like my help / like to collaborate on it.  +
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At present we are collaborating with: S. Fagherazzi, P.L. Wiberg and G. Mariotti,  +
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Collaboration is always welcomed. The developer, however, does not have any funding to cover such activities. So it may take a fairly long time to finish a modeling exercise if it is done in his spare time.  +
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Collaborations are underway within Duke University (an interdisciplinary project involving human shoreline manipulations) and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (where the model is being used to explore delta dynamics). Various collaborations involving researchers in the US and abroad are in various stages.  +
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Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl and others  +
Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl and others  +
Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl and others  +
Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl and others  +
Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl and others  +
Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl and others  +
Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl and others  +
Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl, Tom Over and others  +
Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl, Tom Over and others  +
Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl, Tom Over and others  +
Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl, Tom Over and others  +
Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl, Tom Over and others  +
Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl, Tom Over and others  +
Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl, Tom Over and others  +
Collaborators include: Larry Hinzman (UAF), Bob Bolton, Anna Liljedahl (UAF), Stefan Pohl, Tom Over and others  +
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Collaborators welcome.  +
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Corps Districts Offices, other Government Agencies, Universities, and Private Consultants.  +
Current work in progress, will be updated when ready; Holocene development of the Rhine-Meuse delta (Utrecht University). Late Quaternary morphology and stratigraphy of the Northern Adriatic Basin. Large-scale stratigraphic patterns on the Vietnam shelf since the LGM (University of Kiel).  +
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Garry Willgoose and Greg Hancock - The University of Newcastle, Australia Tal Svoray and Shai Sela - Ben Gurion University, Israel  +
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Happy to collaborate with anyone who wants to apply this method, time permitting  +
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Have collaborated somewhat with Brad Murray and Andrew Ashton.  +
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I am always looking for people interested in improving and enhancing TopoToolbox.  +
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I am collaborating with Jim Friedson and Bob West at JPL and Erika Barth at SWRI, as well as my adviser, Brian Toon.  +
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I am currently collaborating with ERDC, US Army Corps on the continuing development and improvement of WASH123D. I am also collaborating with several university researchers on the application of the model to field watesheds. I am willing to collaborate with any users either in the further development and modification of the model or in the application of the model to field scale or laboratory scale problems. I am also willing to collaborate with anyone to develop graphical interfaces to prepare input and to visualize output of this model.  +
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I am currently working on several new developments, and I am open to new collaborations  +
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I am interested in collaboration, but it may be difficult due to proprietary restrictions.  +
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I am presently doing a post-doctorate at Boston University with professor Sergio Fagherazzi.  +
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I have a joined project going on with 5 other universities to develop within basin sediment movement.  +
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I'd be happy to help facilitate dissemination of extensions or improvements to this model.  +
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I'm now writing some papers coauthored with James Syvitski, Irina Overeem and Albert Kettner, on historical channel avulsions and source-to-sink sediment budget models of the Yellow River basin.  +
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ILAMB development is ongoing. The PBS developers hope to continue to update the PBS to take advantage of new features in ILAMB.  +
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ILAMB is under continuous development with collaboration from researchers worldwide.  +
ISSM is a collaborative software development project by its nature, with a growing community of cryosphere scientists who rely upon it. There are efforts in place to expand use of ISSM in the GIA and SLR communities.  +
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Intent to use for braided Arctic fan deltas. CSDMS group is currently working on floodplain processes and bedload distribution patterns based on RS data.  +
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Landlab was created for the scientific community to use and share. We encourage anyone interested to contribute new components and models.  +
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Leif Anderson (U. Colorado) -- ongoing  +
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Many present contributors to code. Are considering user groups. WISE has been acting as informal in person only user group.  +
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Model is the result of an international collaboration that is a UNESCO-IOC workgroup (Global NEWS).  +
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Not currently.  +
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Not presently.  +
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Not specifically but future developments are planned.  +
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Open to any collaboration  +
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Overeem is developing an educational version of DELTASIM  +
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Possibly  +
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See comments below.  +
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See: http://wiki.manchester.ac.uk/sphysics/index.php/Future_developments  +
Since its inception, SWMM has been used in thousands of sewer and stormwater studies throughout the world. Typical applications include: * design and sizing of drainage system components for flood control * sizing of detention facilities and their appurtenances for flood control and water quality protection * flood plain mapping of natural channel systems (SWMM 5 is a FEMA-approved model for NFPI studies) * designing control strategies for minimizing combined sewer overflows * evaluating the impact of inflow and infiltration on sanitary sewer overflows * generating non-point source pollutant loadings for waste load allocation studies * evaluating the effectiveness of BMPs for reducing wet weather pollutant loadings.  +
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The development of GSSHA has been funded by the US Army Corps of Engineers, Engineer Research and Development Center, Vicksburg, Mississippi. GSSHA is being actively used by a number of US Army Corps of Engineers districts.  +
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The development repository is public and has contribution guidelines https://github.com/NCAR/wrf_hydro_nwm_public We are open to avenues for collaboration WRF-Hydro Helpdesk: https://ral.ucar.edu/projects/wrf_hydro/contact WRF-Hydro User's Forum: https://groups.google.com/a/ucar.edu/g/wrf-hydro_users  +
The effort to develop WRF has been a collaborative partnership, principally among the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (the National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) and the Forecast Systems Laboratory (FSL), the Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA), the Naval Research Laboratory, the University of Oklahoma, and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). WRF allows researchers the ability to conduct simulations reflecting either real data or idealized configurations. WRF provides operational forecasting a model that is flexible and efficient computationally, while offering the advances in physics, numerics, and data assimilation contributed by the research community.  +
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The underlying 1D model (SNOWPACK) is widely used by various collaborating researchers/institutions, both for research applications and for operational applications (avalanche warning services in multiple countries)  +
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There are over 3000 users from 70 countries registered in the POM users data base.  +
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This algorithm has been included in a larger software package being developed with Simon M. Mudd at the University of Edinburgh which should be available at a future date.  +
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This code has been subsumed into a topographic analysis package being developed with Simon Mudd at the University of Edinburgh which may be available at a future date.  +
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This component is part of the permafrost toolbox, it is currently linked to the Frost number model, and the Frost Number GEO. Extension of its functionality planned is to allow it to work with the Kudyatsev model.  +
This dataset is part of the permafrost modeling project; it can function with other components.  +
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This is part of a the Permafrost Model toolbox, current collaboration with Elchin Jafarov at Los Alamos National Labs and with Kevin Schaeffer at the National Snow and Ice Data Center, and Gary Clow at the USGS, Denver, is ongoing for development of this toolbox.  +
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This model continues to evolve. The users are encouraged to replace subroutine with very simplified representations of physics (eg. wave refraction and shoaling) with superior codes. They are requested to pass these back to the authors for inclusion in the new version. Similar requests are made of those using the model for interesting teaching situations. This model will form a basis of the SL-PR model now funded for development and use with coastal response to sea level rise problems.  +
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This model is part of the perma-model project which aims to built flexible cyberinfrastructure for permafrost modeling. Close collaborators include: Elchin Jafarov at Los Alamos National Lab, NM Kevin Schaeffer at National Snow and Ice Data Center, Boulder, CO  +
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This was an effort by a team that no longer works together closely as a whole, although we collaborate in other arenas. As far as I know, there are no current plans to collaborate regarding this model, although it has been shared with various researchers for their projects.  +
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Used by several collaborators in a variety of modified versions, adapted to each one's needs  +
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We have several other extensions to PIHM under development: solute transport, sediment transport, 3-D Richard's Equation. Full information can be found at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/pihmmodel/  +
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We intent to apply this model to the Canning River, AK with collaborators of the USGS/Alaska Science Center.  +
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We welcome collaboration and have many on-going projects.  +
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We welcome collaboration! We are presently working to create a PyMT compatible BMI  +
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Yep! Working on it.  +
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Yes - continually collaborating with multiple researchers.  +
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Yes, ATOC at CU; NCAR groups.  +
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Yes, I am happy to collaborate with any potential users. There is a long history of CAESAR being take up by others including researchers in Italy, France, Spain, NZ, Australia, USA.  +
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Yes, I plan on collaborating with others in particular when it comes time to rework the model chemistry modules.  +
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Yes, I plan to use this model with other hydrologic models, both regional and global scale.  +
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Yes, at present primarily in the planetary community.  +
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Yes, both.  +
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Yes, collaboration welcome with any interested parties  +
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Yes, many already in progress.  +
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Yes, many collaborators. See website model.  +
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Yes, ongoing model development is underway as part of the IM3 research project (https://im3.pnnl.gov).  +
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Yes, see list-geotopdev@ing.unitn.it and the developer's website. There is also a list for users: list-geotopusers@ing.unitn.it. Information at http://geotopmodel.github.io/geotop/  +
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Yes, the project is ongoing at CU Boulder and with USGS partners  +
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Yes, we plan to work with the full model.  +
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Yes, we work with several modeling groups around the world.  +
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Yes, we work with several modeling groups around the world.  +
Yes, we work with several modeling groups around the world.  +
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Yes, we work with several modeling groups around the world.  +
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cooperation with various US institutes and universities (ONR/NSF context), USGS, NUS Singapore, Dutch universities and institutes, ...  +
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http://www.epa.gov/ceampubl/swater/hspf/  +
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https://mailman.u.washington.edu/mailman/listinfo/vic_users  +
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no, but would like to  +
some collaborations: Emry, E.L., D.A. Wiens, D. Garcia-Castellanos, 2014. Faulting within the Pacific plate at the Mariana Trench: Implications for plate interface coupling and subduction of hydrous minerals, J. Geophys. Res. Solid Earth, 119, doi: 10.1002/2013JB010718 Saura, E., Garcia-Castellanos, D., Casciello, E., Parravano, V., Urruela, A., Vergés, J., 2015. Modeling the flexural evolution of the Amiran and Mesopotamian foreland basins of NW Zagros (Iran-Iraq). Tectonics. doi:10.1002/2014TC003660  +
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we have collaborations with people from the field and modellers which use our model  +
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yes, future plans for collaborating on applying and comparing the model with real-world landscapes  +
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yes, see http://xbeach.org  +
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yes.  +