Interoperable Design of Extreme-scale Application Software—Watersheds (IDEAS-Watersheds ) presents a virtual community series featuring our Nation’s watershed science with the aim of furthering a robust, predictive understanding of how watersheds function and respond to perturbations as hydrobiogeochemical systems
2024
| Date | Presenter | Title and Topic Description |
|---|---|---|
| October 29 | Charlie Koven | The ELM-FATES model: representing the roles of natural and anthropogenic disturbance in the Earth system |
| September 10 | Scott Painter | The WaDE-SFA/IDEAS-Watersheds partnership: Advancing models for dissolved oxygen dynamics in stream network |
| May 28 | Colleen Iversen Oak Ridge National Laboratory |
Integrating Boots-on-the-Ground Observations with the Virtual World of Models to Answer Big Science Questions Across the Arctic |
| March 12 | Xingyuan Chen, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory |
Enabling Carbon and Nitrogen Cycling Studies from Batch to Watershed Scales |
| Jan 30 | Adam Atchley, Los Alamos National Laboratory |
Fire. Not the disturbance you think it is. And we are not going to use your grandfather’s model to understand it. |
2023
| Date | Presenter | Title and Topic Description |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 7 | Chaopeng Shen, Pennsylvania State University |
Machine learning and differentiable modeling for global hydrology |
| Sept 26 | Holly Michael, University of Delaware |
Drivers and Impacts of Marsh Migration in the Coastal Critical Zone |
| Aug 29 | Joseph D Hughes & James McCreight, U.S. Geological Survey |
Modernization of legacy USGS surface-water and groundwater models |