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Attendee Introductions
4th NARCCAP Users Workshop NCAR Boulder, CO
April 10-11, 2012
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Introductions
  • After your introduction, please tell us your
  • Institutional affiliation
  • Position title
  • A sentence on what you would like to gain from
    the workshop

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Miguel Arango - Application of biogeochemical
models for predicting greenhouse gases emissions
from agricultural soils
Marc Baldo - Application of climate data to
rainfall/runoff models for water supply
planning Carlos Carrillo - Climate variability
of the North American Monsoon rainfall regimen
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Soyee Chiu - Analyzing climate model data to make
long-term climate projections that are
specifically designed to be utilized within
climate change adaptation strategies in the urban
and agricultural sectors Jorge Gonzalez
-Climate and energy nexus, analysis and modeling
of urban climate and weather, environmental
sustainability Tamara Greasby statistical
downscaling
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Jennifer Jacobs - Infrastructure and riverine
systems performance under a nonstationarity
climate Jinwon Kim - Regional climate modeling,
model evaluation, link of regional climate model
data to impact assessment models, with particular
emphasis on streamflow, water resources, and
agriculture and ecosystems
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Leslie Lyons Duncan - The interactions between
subsurface, surface, and meteoric water at
multiple spatial and temporal scales
Debra Perrone - Spatio-temporal
dimensions of U.S. water, energy, and food
resources
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Patrick Lynch - Mechanistic models of fish
population dynamics that incorporate
environmental conditions and can make projections
using downscaled climate models Kelly Mahoney -
Dynamical downscaling of warm season extreme
precipitation events in the Front Range of the
Rocky Mountains and applications- oriented
approaches to better understanding the potential
for changing extremes in future climates.
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Guilong Li Using statistical methods to
estimate high resolution extreme temperature and
precipitation changes and uncertainties over
North America Yongqiang Liu - Projecting future
changes in U.S. forest fuel and fire conditions
using NARCCAP regional climate change scenarios
and their adverse environmental impacts
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Ruben Picon - Climate modeling, numerical methods
and environmental sustainability Ping Yang -
Using NARCCAP data on Meso-scale Regional Earth
System Model project to forecast U.S. Northeast
region carbon emission, energy use and water
management in 21 century John Mejia - Regional
climate modeling and applications to create the
framework, explore, and explain future climate
change signals in Nevada and Southwestern U.S.
intermountain region
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Mohammad Reza Najafi - Climate change impact on
hydrologic extremes such as floods in the Pacific
Northwest Shimelis G. Setegn - Distributed
watershed hydrologic modeling and uncertainty
analysis, impact of climate and land use changes
on water resources variability, and modeling for
better prediction of lake hydrodynamic and water
quality
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Darrin Sharp - The development of information
systems used for ecological and environmental
research Stephen Sobie - Evaluating
statistical downscaling techniques and providing
an analysis of projected climate impacts on
communities in the Pacific and Yukon region using
a variety of future climate scenarios.
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Venkat Sridhar - Climate change impacts on
hydrology and water resources Grant Weller -
Extreme value theory with a particular interest
in modeling climate extremes Hua Zhang -
Impacts of climate change on hydrology, water
quality, and water resources management
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Thank you all for being here!
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