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CHEESEHEAD and Environmental Response Functions: Bridging Scales Workshop | AGU 2019

Dec 11, 2019

How to make sense of complex observational datasets, such as collected by ? Could it be possible to bridge scale-mismatches such as between observations and models by jointly using spatial grids, continuous time series and discrete surveys? This workshop offers practical solutions through tutorials on  and using  to combine multiple data sources for inference across observational and model perspectives!

Registration 

As in previous years, the final workshop agenda will be informed by your interests, potential contributions, and desired outcomes as submitted with your registration. The workshop has a limited number of participants. This workshop is not affiliated with the AGU Annual Meeting and participants in this workshop do not have to be registered for the AGU meeting. 

Registration is now closed. 

Workshop Goals

Through participation in this workshop, our goals are to:

  • Explore the origin, consequences, and possible remedies of scale mismatch;
  • Learn tools for distributed data access, collaborative data merging and analysis;
  • Empower participants to contribute and implement their own ideas;
  • Coalesce topical interest teams for continued collaboration.

Schedule

Location: San Francisco, CA. Additional details will be provided to registered participants.

Date: Wednesday December 11th, 3:00-6:00 PM PT (local time)

Time Topic
14:30 Help desk and room set up. Please come early if you have any computer set up issues.
15:00 Welcome & Introductions
15:15 Lightning talks: Scale Mismatch; CHEESEHEAD Project; ERFs
15:30 Access CyVerse to send your inquiries to the data � on high-performance computer
16:00 Breakout Groups
  Interactive eddy4R to create ERF data cubes with unified space-time resolution/extend
  Identify and self-organize interest-specific collaborative group
17:30 Breakout summary, next steps, and debrief
18:00 Adjourn

Organizers

  • Stefan Metzger - National Ecological Observatory Network, Battelle
  • David Durden - National Ecological Observatory Network, Battelle
  • Ankur Desai, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • Brian Butterworth, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • Chris Florian - National Ecological Observatory Network, Battelle
  • Sreenath Paleri, University of Wisconsin-Madison

If you have questions about the workshop materials, please contact one of the instructors.

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