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Interdisciplinary Modeling of Aquatic Ecosystems Curriculum Development Workshop

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This workshop took place July 17-22, 2005.

Online Curriculum From Participants
Participants have appended curriculum files to this site.

See related materials for links to additional items regarding interdisciplinary modeling for aquatic ecosystems.

Please note:

• The login and password were emailed to participants on March 30, 2005; please contact Laurel Saito (lsaito@cabnr.unr.edu) or Heather Segale (hmsegale@ucdavis.edu) if you did not get this information.

Name	Institution	Specialty	Participant Web Pages
Dave Beauchamp	University of Washington	Ecological modeling (fish)	Ecological (fish)
Franco Biondi	University of Nevada, Reno	Data and models	Does the past matter?
John Braden	University of Illinois, Urbana	Economics modeling	Economics
Gayle Dana	Desert Research Institute	Snow hydrology modeling	Snow Hydrology
Donald DeAngelis	U.S. Geological Survey, University of Miami	Ecological systems modeling	Ecological systems
Donald DeAngelis	U.S. Geological Survey, University of Miami	Scale issues	see Scale issues
Chris Fritsen	Desert Research Institute	Ecological modeling (algae)	Ecological (algae)
Mark Grismer	University of California, Davis	Groundwater/surface water modeling	Groundwater-surface water interactions
Mark Grismer	University of California, Davis	Scale issues	Scale issues
Vanda Grubisic	Desert Research Institute	Atmospheric modeling	Atmospheric mesoscale modeling
Vanda Grubisic	Desert Research Institute	Advanced electronic resources - ACES	ACES
Stephen Jenkins	University of Nevada, Reno	Philosophy of modeling	Some thoughts on philosophy & modeling
George Leavesley	U.S. Geological Survey	MMS modeling	Modular modeling system (MMS)
George Leavesley	U.S. Geological Survey	Uncertainty, errors in modeling	Uncertainty
George Leavesley	U.S. Geological Survey	Model exercise 3 - linking two models	Model exercise 3
Pete Loucks	Cornell University	Water resources systems modeling	Water resources systems
Venkatesh Merwade	University of Texas at Austin	Collaborative inter-institutional teaching	Collaborative inter-institutional teaching
Venkatesh Merwade	University of Texas at Austin	GIS modeling	GIS
Shelley Olds	University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, Digital Library for Earth System Education Program Center	Advanced electronic resources - DLESE	DLESE, You, and Building Collections
Ania Panorska	University of Nevada, Reno	Statistical modeling	Statistical
Greg Pohll	Desert Research Institute	Flow and transport modeling	Flow and transport
Laurel Saito	University of Nevada, Reno	Organizer, aquatic ecosystem modeling	Related material
Laurel Saito	University of Nevada, Reno	Scale issues	see Scale issues
Laurel Saito	University of Nevada, Reno	Model exercise 1: Linkage discussions	Model exercise 1: Linkage discussions
Laurel Saito	University of Nevada, Reno	Case study Shasta Lake	Case study - Shasta Lake
Geoff Schladow	University of California, Davis	Lake Tahoe modeling	Case study - Lake Tahoe
Rick Susfalk	Desert Research Institute	Incline Creek model exercise	Model exercise 2 and Incline Creek field trip
Glenn Tootle	University of Wyoming (formerly UNLV)	Hydrologic, watershed modeling	Hydrologic/watershed
John Warwick	Desert Research Institute	Water quality modeling	Water quality
Claire Welty	University of Maryland, Baltimore	Baltimore LTER modeling	Case study - urban watershed

[Updated Oct 2006]