Difference between revisions of "Decisions Breakouts at Winter 2010 Meeting"
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:5. Ana Prados, UMBC/NASA, Training Workshops on use of NASA data and Tools for Air Quality Applications | :5. Ana Prados, UMBC/NASA, Training Workshops on use of NASA data and Tools for Air Quality Applications | ||
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'''Wed 5:00-5:30PM''': ''Science data inputs'' Session leader: ''Menas Kafatos'' | '''Wed 5:00-5:30PM''': ''Science data inputs'' Session leader: ''Menas Kafatos'' |
Revision as of 17:04, December 12, 2009
This page describes the Environmental Decision-Making breakouts at the Winter 2010 Meeting. Some listed names are marked "tentative". See also:
Tues AM: Plenary 1
- Two panels: "Federal Agency Panel on Science Supporting Decision Making" and "Decision Maker Panel from the Field: National - Regional - Local" . See Full Meeting Agenda for details.
Tues 1:30-4:45PM: Case Studies - what worked and what didn't Session leader: Ana Prados
- Six 30-minute presentations from decision makers, spanning multiple applications. Each presentation should explicitly address: application area/context, data inputs, decision tools used, and decision-making process.
- 1. E. Lucien Cox (NASA HQ)/Will Pozzi (WaterNet)
- 2. Climate Information (TBD)
- 3. Doris McLeod - Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
- 4. Debra Baker - Maryland Department of Environmental Quality
- 5. Energy Management - Richard Eckman, NASA HQ
- 6. TBA
Tues eve: Poster Session
- Includes separate poster area for Environmental Decision Making.
Wed AM: Plenary 2
Wed 2:00-5:00PM: Tools/Methods/Data integration Session leader: Karl Benedict
- Presentations from technologists and decision scientists describing decision tools, methods, services, and models, data integration, handling uncertainty, and how to make decision components more usable and interoperable. Co-organized with Information Technology and Interoperability Committee. The session will be divided into two sections, the length of each determined by the number of presentations, and the amount of time left for demonstrations.
Presentations: 15-minute presentations that include time for discussion/questions
- 0. Molly Macualey (RFF) (keynote)
- 1. Dave Jones, StormCenter Communications, Inc.. Topic: Enabling Decision Makers Along the Gulf Coast
- 2. Naomi Detenbeck, US EPA. Topic: e-Estuary: A Decision-Support System for Clean Water Act Applications in Estuaries and Coastal Watersheds
- 3. Drew Pilant, US EPA. Topic: Decision Support for Ecosystem Services in the Coastal Carolinas
- 4. Phil Yang, GMU. Seamless Integration of OGC Web Services
- 5. Ana Prados, UMBC/NASA, Training Workshops on use of NASA data and Tools for Air Quality Applications
- 6. Tyler Stevens and Scott Ritz, NASA/CEOS IDN: CEOS Climate Diagnostics directory for decision making
- 7. Menas Kafatos, Chapman University: tools and methods for decision support to address hazards
Demonstrations: Interactive demonstrations by the session presenters using provided flat-panel monitors to illustrate Decision Support tools. The demonstrations will take place concurrently within the available space.
Wed 5:00-5:30PM: Science data inputs Session leader: Menas Kafatos
- Two 15-minute presentations from scientists describing science data inputs for decision makers
- 1. Alex de Sherbinin, CIESIN, Columbia University "Using Satellite Data to Create Environmental Indicators" This paper will describe preliminary efforts by CIESIN and Battelle to create environmental indicators from satellite remote sensing data, as well as future plans under a recently awarded NASA Decisions grant.
- 2. Paul Chan, Sr. Vice-President, Caelum Research Corp.
Thurs 10:00AM-12Noon: Application needs Session leader: Will Pozzi
- Brief presentations from application areas describing application-specific needs, followed by one-hour breakouts:
- 1. Air Quality Working Group
- 2. Water Cluster
- 3. Climate Literacy
- 4. Data Preservation and Stewardship
- 5. Other application areas depending on interest: Disaster Management, Defense, Agriculture, Insurance (work with Tami Huston, NCDC to identify people)
Thurs 1:30PM: Solutions - toward better informed decisions Session leader: Chuck Hutchinson
- 1. Decision metrics
- 2. Open discussion on solutions
- 3. Where do we go from here?