Lectures and Workshops: The theme of the week is connectivity, modeling, and scaling across time and space; Judy will be lecturing: 1) On Tuesday with Dominique Bachelet on a hydrology model used in predicting climate change impacts, and 2) on Thursday about connectivity.
- Tuesdays slides are here.
- MC1 (the entire climate impact model) Documentation here.
- Hydrology Model (h20los) FORTRAN code here (contact Judy if you want the FORTRAN source instead of this pdf).
- Workshop document here.
- Judy’s Hydrology Process Stock and Flow diagram here.
Seminar reading : Deb Peters and Steve Carpenter (eds), Special Issue on Connectivity, Front Ecol Environ 2008; 6(5).
- For Tuesday: Peters, Guest Editorials (pp. 227-228), Living in an increasingly connected world (pp 229-237). Please also look at the three very short articles about modeling (#1, #2, #3)
- For Thursday: Remaining articles in Peters, pp. 238-284.
Tuesday: 2nd draft of Candidacy Paper (for faculty review); please upload to the Moodle and bring hard copy to seminar.
There are no seminar writing assignments this week (unless your seminar faculty has told you otherwise).
Other Events:
Monday, February 28, Seminar 2 B 1105, MES Thesis Presentations
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4:30-4:50. Patricia Bateman: Marine Transportation and Aquatic Invasive Species Transmittal: Comparing Hawai’i and Washington Policy
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4:50-5:10. Doug Littauer: Rural Wetland Functions and Protection: A Case Study