Events

The IDEAS-Watersheds project (co-)organizes a variety of workshops and trainings, and presents at events of interest to the community.

Upcoming Events

American Geophysical Union (AGU), Dec 2019, San Francisco, CA
MONDAY, 9 December 2019

TUESDAY, 10 December 2019

WEDNESDAY, 11 December 2019

THURSDAY, 12 December 2019

FRIDAY, 13 December 2019

Past Events

Advanced Short Course: Integrated Simulation of Watershed Systems Using ParFlow
[L. Condon, N. Engdahl, R. Maxwell]
  • October 3-4, 2019 (registration deadline August 31)
  • University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
  • Learn to build complex watershed domains, profiling and development
ModFlow & More, June 2019, Golden, CO
  • Plenary Talks (IDEAS & Related)
    • Erica Siirila-Woodburn (former IDEAS team member and LBNL SFA collaborator)
      Using integrated hydrologic models to understand the impacts of climate extremes on watershed hydrodynamics
    • Laura Condon (Co-lead of CONUS Research Activities)
      Using integrated models to evaluate the role of groundwater in watershed partitioning across the continental US
    • Xingyuan Chen (Lead of River Corridor Research Activities – PNNL)
      A Bayesian network based sensitivity analysis for complex biogeochemical models
  • IDEAS: Software Development and Interoperability – POSTERS
    • Jun Zhang (UA): Evaluating the impact of topographic processing on overland flow simulations across the continental US
    • Andrew Leaf, A python package for rapidly creating MODFLOW inset models
    • Pamela Weisenhorn (ANL): Integrating biological processes into reactive transport models with DOE’s Systems Biology Knowledgebase (KBase)
    • Hoang Tran (CSM): Assessing the effect of lateral fluxes to flood risk in the Upper Colorado River Basin
  • IDEAS: Software Development and Interoperability
    • David Moulton (LANL): IDEAS-Watersheds: Accelerating watershed science through a community-driven software ecosystem
    • Sergi Molins, Alquimia (LBNL): an application programming interface for geochemical codes – Development and application
    • Hyun-Seob Song (PNNL): Microbial Metabolic Network and Multi-omics Integration for Biogeochemical and Reactive Transport Modeling
    • Kewei Chen (PNNL): Using Ensemble Data Assimilation to Estimate Transient Hydrologic Exchange Fluxes under Highly Dynamic Flow Conditions
    • Scott Painter (ORNL): Managing complexity in multiscale hydrology simulations: Three examples using the Advanced Terrestrial Simulator
  • Advances in Integrated Hydrologic Modeling
    • Ilhan Ozgen (LBNL): Meshing workflows for multiscale hydrological simulation