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Looking for a new lesson for your undergraduate class in the 2015 Fall semester? Prof. Wei Luo of Northern Illinois University with a team of colleagues offers a physically-based landscape evolution model. It is called WILSIM-GC, a simulation model that allows learners to explore the development of the Grand Canyon over 10 million years. The java code is an easy download and features a GUI that offers key knobs to investigate erosional processes and river incision. More...

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	~~Are you~~ in ~~need for computational tools that can help~~ with ~~data analysis over subregions~~ of ~~the earth or other planetary surfaces? Or even more specifically, do you analyze GRACE satellite data in~~ a ~~specific region? Princeton University researchers Chris Harig and Frederik Simons just presented SLEPIAN version 1~~.~~0 software components dubbed ‘alpha~~, ~~bravo, charlie and delta’ in EOS magazine, and CSDMS has the codes online for new users. SLEPIAN tools have been applied~~ to ~~map~~ the ~~patterns of mass loss~~ of the ~~Greenland Ice Sheet~~. [[Science_spotlights#~~SLEPIAN-alpha.2C_bravo.2C_charlie_and_echo~~\|More...]]<br><br>[mailto:csdmsweb@colorado.edu Nominate a science spotlight]		Looking for a new lesson for your undergraduate class in the 2015 Fall semester? Prof. Wei Luo of Northern Illinois University with a team of colleagues offers a physically-based landscape evolution model. It is called WILSIM-GC, a simulation model that allows learners to explore the development of the Grand Canyon over 10 million years. The java code is an easy download and features a GUI that offers key knobs to investigate erosional processes and river incision. [[Science_spotlights#WILSIM_Grand_Canyon\|More...]]<br><br>[mailto:csdmsweb@colorado.edu Nominate a science spotlight]