Difference between revisions of "Agclimate telecon 2014-05-05"

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These two session, co-sponsored by the Agriculture & Climate Cluster and Energy & Climate Working Group, will address the energy/agriculture/climate nexus, relevant data and their use, and implications for community resilience. Focus will be on nurturing mutually beneficial relationships with the U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit (CRT) and Climate Data Initiative (CDI). Invited speakers from CRT and CDI will present on these two recent White House initiatives. Several use cases will be presented on the application of remote sensing and other data to support community resilience. Ample time will be provided for Q&A and group discussion, for everyone to participate and to help formulate a set of post-session actions and plan.<br>
 
These two session, co-sponsored by the Agriculture & Climate Cluster and Energy & Climate Working Group, will address the energy/agriculture/climate nexus, relevant data and their use, and implications for community resilience. Focus will be on nurturing mutually beneficial relationships with the U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit (CRT) and Climate Data Initiative (CDI). Invited speakers from CRT and CDI will present on these two recent White House initiatives. Several use cases will be presented on the application of remote sensing and other data to support community resilience. Ample time will be provided for Q&A and group discussion, for everyone to participate and to help formulate a set of post-session actions and plan.<br>
Tentative agenda:
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Tentative agenda:<br>
Session 1
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Session 1<br>
Jim Fox, U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit- Overview of CRT
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Jim Fox, U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit- Overview of CRT<br>
TBD, U.S. Climate Data Initiative - Overview of CDI
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TBD, U.S. Climate Data Initiative - Overview of CDI<br>
Use cases
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Use cases<br>
 
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Session 2<br>
Session 2
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Use cases<br>
Use cases
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Discussion on collaboration among ESIP, CRT, and CDI<br>
Discussion on collaboration among ESIP, CRT, and CDI
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Group discussion<br>
Group discussion
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Actions and plan<br>
Actions and plan
 
  
 
Minutes:<br>
 
Minutes:<br>

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Proposed session abstract and agenda
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These two session, co-sponsored by the Agriculture & Climate Cluster and Energy & Climate Working Group, will address the energy/agriculture/climate nexus, relevant data and their use, and implications for community resilience. Focus will be on nurturing mutually beneficial relationships with the U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit (CRT) and Climate Data Initiative (CDI). Invited speakers from CRT and CDI will present on these two recent White House initiatives. Several use cases will be presented on the application of remote sensing and other data to support community resilience. Ample time will be provided for Q&A and group discussion, for everyone to participate and to help formulate a set of post-session actions and plan.
Tentative agenda:
Session 1
Jim Fox, U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit- Overview of CRT
TBD, U.S. Climate Data Initiative - Overview of CDI
Use cases
Session 2
Use cases
Discussion on collaboration among ESIP, CRT, and CDI
Group discussion
Actions and plan

Minutes:


Attendees: