| 9:00-9:10 |
Welcome, orientation to goals, structure of the meeting |
| 9:10-9:30 |
Cyberinfrastructure Working Group flash talks
- Data Management
- Data-Model Integration
- Software Engineering and Interoperability
- Computing Infrastructure
- Highlights from the Questionnaire
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| 9:30-10:30 |
Project Updates
- ESS-DIVE (Charu Varadharajan)
- IDEAS-Watersheds Phase 2 (David Moulton)
- ORNL WaDE SFA (Eric Pierce)
- ESGF (Forrest Hoffman)
- Spring Hackathons
- ELM (Forrest Hoffman, Xingyuan Chen, Dan Ricciuto)
- ILAMB (Jitu Kumar)
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| 10:30-10:45 |
Break |
| 10:45-12:00 |
Flash talks: Communicating new, exciting CI capabilities and engaging
the ESS community in shared CI needs. Add your questions and
comments to the google doc.
- Programs and Community
- Kerstin Kleese Van Dam (BNL) - Progress of the BERAC
subcommittee charged with recommending a strategy for a Unified
Data Infrastructure for BER
- Cristina Negri (ANL) - Introduction to the National Virtual Climate
Laboratory
- Data Management: beyond observations to integration
- Jean Andino (ASU) - Southwest Integrated Field Laboratory (SW-
IFL) Data Generation and Management
- Roelof Versteeg (Subsurface Insights) - ODMX: An information
model and associated cyberinfrastructure for effective management
and use of project centric multi domain geoscience data
- Kelly Wrighton (CSU) Progress on the GROW database leveraging
ICON for the River Corridor SFA.
- Kjiersten Fagnan (LBNL) - Managing your metadata with the
National Microbiome Data Collaborative
- ModEx
- Tim Scheibe (PNNL) - An ICON-ModEx approach to understand
variability of river respiration at continental scale
- Ben Bond-Lamberty (PNNL) - COMPASS-FME: leveraging
measurements, models, and cyberinfrastructure to understand and
predict coastal ecosystem state changes
- AI/ML
- Scott Painter (ORNL) - ExaSheds: Combining Machine Learning
and Data-Intensive Simulations to Advance Watershed System
Science
- Pamela Weisenhorn (ANL) - Methane: A case study for advancing
earth system predictability with AI
- Tools
- Ethan Coon (ORNL) - Watershed Workflow: integrating data and models through semi-automated, self-documenting workflows
- Shreyas Cholia (LBNL) - Interactive Supercomputing With Jupyter
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| 12:00-1:30 |
Lunch
- In-person, form small groups and head out to local restaurants. A list of
local restaurants within walking distance will be provided.
- Online, escape but don’t forget to come back :-)
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| 1:30-3:00 |
Group Discussion
(Leads: Xingyuan Chen, Danielle Christianson, and Terri Velliquette)
- Synthesize flash talks, collect feedback, community funds, prepare for breakouts.
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| 3:00-3:15 |
Break |
| 3:15-4:45 |
Breakouts: Round Robin over three key topics
Participants will visit each topic for ~30 min. The topic leads will take 3 minutes to introduce the topic and suggest themes for discussion.
- Data (Leads: Joan Damerow, Ben Sulman)
- Room: Old Georgetown
- Data Management supporting integration in ModEx,
including 1) model inputs: types of data, data standards and
metadata, gap filling, normalization and access, and 2)
model outputs: formats, archiving and use in experimental
design
- Models (Leads: Ethan Coon, Charu Varadharajan)
- Room: Congressional
- Exploring the various types of watershed and ecosystem
models, from phenomenological to process-based, their
different roles and data needs and how best to use this
broad range of models to address different scientific
questions at different scales.
- ModEx (Integration) (Leads: Tim Scheibe, Forrest Hoffman)
- Room: Diplomat/Ambassador
- Exploring the ModEx cycle, what role(s) you and your data
and models play, opportunities for integration and key
challenges to effectively iterating around the complete cycle.
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| 4:45-5:00 |
Break |
| 5:00-5:30 |
Wrap-up/What’s next |