Joint workshop Terrestrial Coastal WG Oct2009
Joint workshop for CSDMS Terrestrial & Coastal Working Groups, Boulder, CO, Oct 26-27, 2009
Date: October 26-27, 2009 |
Location: Millennium Hotel at Boulder (CO), USA |
Host: CSDMS |
Introduction
One of the things we will do at this meeting is to review and work on proof-of-concept projects that are underway and planned, as well as to generate ideas for new ones; collaborative projects involving interesting and relevant questions that can be addressed by coupling models of different environments. Since this meeting will be a combined Coastal/Terrestrial meeting, we'll be concentrating partly on ideas for questions involving coastal-terrestrial coupling. You are all welcome to participate in what should be a stimulating and enjoyable set of discussions, ranging from brainstorming to outlining grant proposals. Anyone interested should come with a few possible project ideas to toss out, which can involve scientific questions about a particular location, or can apply more broadly.
This meeting will also feature the opportunity to work on submitting model codes to CSDMS; time designated for CSDMS Integration Facility personnel to be on hand to help with tasks ranging from filling out the model questionnaire, to factoring the code into Initialize, Run, Finalize form, or making more sophisticated alterations. Remember, the process isn’t meant to involve too much, but with people there to help, it will be even easier to make ourselves get around to it. We can also make the knowledgeable Integration Facility people available by phone or video conference during these portions of the meeting, for those who can’t make it in person.
Participants
Registration is now closed.
Circulars and Program
The joint Terrestrial & Coastal Working Groups will meet for 2 days.
Agenda
Format: The format will consist of a mix of presentations, demonstrations and hands-on exercises, breakout discussion groups, and writing sessions. Most time will be devoted to breakout-group and whole-group discussions.
Agenda: Please follow this link to view the agenda dated October 22, 2009.
Presentations
Presenter | Title |
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Clow, Gary | WRF weather model |
Hutton, Eric | Linking Models: new componentized versions of CSDMS models |
Kettner, Albert | Basic code-submission procedures |
Murray, Brad | Updates Coastal and Terrestrial WorkingGroup |
Overeem, Irina | Education and knowledge transfer (EKT), Objectives, Progress and Plans |
Peckham, Scott | IRF procedures |
Peckham, Scott | Coupling Proof of Concepts |
Syvitski, James | Fall 2009 CSDMS WG Update |
Pop-ups and breakout group reports
Presented by | Title | Download |
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Pete Adams | 3minute pop-up presentation | ppt | pdf |
Andrew Ashton / Doug Jerolmack | 3minute pop-up presentation | zip | pdf |
Brad Murray | 3minute pop-up presentation | ppt | pdf |
Thanos Papanicolaou | 3minute pop-up presentation | ppt | pdf |
Mariela Perignon | 3minute pop-up presentation | ppt | pdf |
Joe Galewsky | 3minute pop-up presentation | ppt | pdf |
Taylor Perron | 3minute pop-up presentation | ppt | pdf |
Ad Reniers | 3minute pop-up presentation | |
Joe Wheaton | 3minute pop-up presentation | ppt | pdf |
James Syvitski | 3minute pop-up presentation | |
Liviu Giosan | 3minute pop-up presentation | ppt | pdf |
Venkat Lakshmi | 3minute pop-up presentation | ppt | pdf |
Andrew Wickert | 3minute pop-up presentation | zip | pdf |
Greg Tucker | 3minute pop-up presentation | ppt | pdf |
(Taylor, Brad, Greg) | Break out group presentations:1) Sediment record: External (Milankovitch) forcing or internal dynamics, 2) Human influences on deltas, 3) Orographic Asymmetry: Does it matter to stay true to the hydrograph? | ppt | pdf |
Doug Jerolmack | 4) Arctic break out group presentation |
Whiteboard Notes
Below you will find white board notes that were taken during the pop-up presentations as well as during the sub group presentations.
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