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==Terrestrial Working Group==
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=== Introduction ===
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The Terrestrial Working Group deals with erosion, sediment and solute transport, and deposition on land. The processes concerned are wide ranging, from the sculpting of glacial landscapes to the formation of soil and the transport of erosional materials to the coastline.
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<center><big><big><big><big>'''News flash '''</big></big></big></big></center><br></div></div>
<div class="row" style="background-color:#F5F5F5;"><br><div class="col-sm-1"></div><div class="col-sm-7"><br><big>Dr. Eric Barefoot is the winner of the latest TWG Spotlight Award!</big><br><br>Eric has worked with a team, including Andrew Moodie and Jay Hariharan, to develop DeltaMetrics, a Python package for manipulating depositional system data cubes. Eric's contribution is to extend the analysis tools for application on experimental data. Eric also showed outstanding enthusiasm and camaraderie during the 2020 Earth Surface Processes Institute. He was quick to answer questions from other participants and offer helpful advice.
</div><div class="col-sm-3">[[File:Eric barefoot and bay leaf.jpg|thumb|right|Dr. Eric Barefoot and his dog, Bay Leaf]]
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| text_col1 = The Terrestrial community makes available a diverse set of '''{{#ask:[[Model:+]] [[Source code availability::Through web repository||Through CSDMS repository]] [[ModelDomain::Terrestrial]]| format=count}}''' numerical models and tools, for you to use and explore! Find out which models are available or contribute your own model.
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The Group's working goals include:
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* Evaluate present knowledge of processes in terrestrial environments (mountains, plains, deserts, jungles, etc., as well as human impacts in these settings) and identify the numerical models presently in use.
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* Identify gaps in knowledge and areas where model development is needed. Such gaps include processes about which very little is known -- such as the dynamics of bedrock landscapes and the evolution of grain size populations -- and processes that are partly understood but for which numerical codes are under-developed.
| text_col3 = Stay up to date on the latest research or present your own numerical breakthroughs at one of the events listed for you. Or advertise your event to the broader terrestrial numerical community.
* Define and address interesting and relevant proof-of-concept questions. These are science questions that use the CSDMS paradigm to improve our understanding of landscape evolution and its links with the atmosphere, lithosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and cryosphere. Proof-of-concept questions range from decadal to geological in time scale, and from small watersheds to mountain ranges in spatial scale.
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* Work with the community to populate the CSDMS model toolkit with models and software tools of all types. These include large, multi-faceted landscape evolution models as well as simple, semi-analytical representations of a single process, hydrodynamic codes such as open-channel flow in 1D and 2D, tools for digital-terrain data processing, and a great many others -- any software, in fact, that can help the community better understand the dynamics of the earth's changing landscapes.  
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The group last met on February 2-3, 2009. For more information about the meeting visit: [[Terrestrial WG 2009]].
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! align="left"|'''Chair'''!!
| name_chair_1 = Leslie Hsu
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| inst_chair_1 = US Geological Survey
| width="320px"|Greg Tucker
| dep_chair_1 = Community for Data Integration Coordinator
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| Department of Geological Sciences
| name_chair_2 = Andrew Wickert
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| inst_chair_2 = University of Minnesota
| University of Colorado
| dep_chair_2 = School of Earth and Environmental Sciences
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| email_chair_2 = awickert@umn.edu
| 2200 Colorado Avenue
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| Boulder, CO 80309-0399
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| Email: [mailto:gtucker@cires.colorado.edu gtucker@cires.colorado.edu]
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Greg Tucker earned a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology from Brown University in 1988. After working as a field archaeologist, he attended Penn State University, receiving his Ph.D. in Geosciences in 1996. After spending time as a postdoctoral research associate in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at MIT, he served on the faculty of the School of Geography and the Environment at Oxford University from 2000 to 2003. In 2004 he joined the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences and the Department of Geological Sciences at the University of Colorado. His current research focuses on the dynamics of drainage basin evolution and the development and testing of numerical landscape evolution models. He is also interested in the statistical-physics underpinnings of sediment transport on hillslopes and in channels. He is an associate editor for the Journal of Geophysical Research--Earth Surface and serves on the editorial board of Earth Surface Processes and Landforms.
=== Announcements ===
The next meeting of the Terrestrial Working Group will be held jointly with the Coastal Working Group and is being planned for October 26-27, 2009 at the CSDMS Integration Facility in Boulder, Colorado. A tentative agenda will be posted in the next couple of weeks. If you are interested to attend, please contact the Chair of either Working Group.
 
=== Join ===
Click here to join the group: [[Join Workinggroup]]

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Dr. Eric Barefoot is the winner of the latest TWG Spotlight Award!

Eric has worked with a team, including Andrew Moodie and Jay Hariharan, to develop DeltaMetrics, a Python package for manipulating depositional system data cubes. Eric's contribution is to extend the analysis tools for application on experimental data. Eric also showed outstanding enthusiasm and camaraderie during the 2020 Earth Surface Processes Institute. He was quick to answer questions from other participants and offer helpful advice.
Dr. Eric Barefoot and his dog, Bay Leaf




Models


The Terrestrial community makes available a diverse set of 263 numerical models and tools, for you to use and explore! Find out which models are available or contribute your own model.

Models
Jobs


Ready to make your next career move or eager to find a new colleague? Search here for new job opportunities or post an available position to the broader community.


Jobs
Events


Stay up to date on the latest research or present your own numerical breakthroughs at one of the events listed for you. Or advertise your event to the broader terrestrial numerical community.

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Co-Chairs



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Leslie Hsu
US Geological Survey
Community for Data Integration Coordinator
lhsu@usgs.gov

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Andrew Wickert
University of Minnesota
School of Earth and Environmental Sciences
awickert@umn.edu

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