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CSDMS Planning 2002

===CSDMS Planning Workshop===
Date: February 19 to 22, 2002 	
Location: INSTAAR, Boulder, Colorado, USA	
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| class="presentations_col2"| Presentation Working group IV (Module Definition)
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| class="presentations_col1"| Workgroup I
| class="presentations_col2"| Presentation Working group I (Space/Time scaling)
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| class="presentations_col1"| Workgroup V
| class="presentations_col2"| Presentation Working group V (Virtual)
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| class="presentations_col1"| Workgroup I
| class="presentations_col2"| Brief report working group I
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| class="presentations_col1"| Workgroup II
| class="presentations_col2"| Brief report working group II
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| class="presentations_col2"| Brief report working group IV
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| class="presentations_col1"| Workgroup V
| class="presentations_col2"| Brief report working group V
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| class="presentations_col1"| Notes
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Results A was published about the CSDMS (before that named Community Sediment Model) in MARGINS newsletter as a result of this workshop. (See page 8-9 of the pdf document).
CSDMS Standard Names

__NOTOC__
:CSDMS asks that contributed models should be provided with a Basic Model Interface (BMI) which includes mapping input and output variable names to CSDMS Standard Names and providing model metadata. Information on how CSDMS Standard Names are used and generated has been organized into the following sections that each have their own page. (Each section heading below is a link to a separate page.) See the bottom of this page for a link to a current listing. A good introduction to the CSDMS Standard Names is provided by Peckham (2014). A somewhat outdated, high-level overview of the CSDMS Standard Names is also available as a Powerpoint presentation.
CSDMS Standard Names are
an early form of research into the identification and categorization of scientific variables
performed, in part, by Scott Peckham.
Dr. Peckham has continued to develop and expand the ideas first expressed in CSDMS Standard Names.
His latest work, Scientific Variables Ontology,
includes a search tool that allows users to match model variables with standard names.
Standard Names is an element of the CSDMS Workbench, an integrated system of software tools, technologies, and standards for building and coupling models.
* Motivation 
:While it is always a good idea to use existing standards whenever possible, CSDMS discovered that other naming conventions, such as the CF Convention Standard Names were not well-suited to the needs of component-based modeling. This section explains our motivation for developing a new standard.
* Background and Purpose 
:This section provides some background and basic information about the CSDMS Standard Names.
* Examples 
:This section provides numerous examples of CSDMS Standard Names, organized by the main object under consideration and its parts or "subobjects".
* Basic Rules 
:The CSDMS Standard Names follow an object + quantity pattern with an optional operation prefix applied to the quantity part. This section provides the basic rules for constructing CSDMS Standard Names.
* Object Name Templates 
:This section provides a set of templates and rules for constructing the object name part of a CSDMS Standard Name.
* Quantity Name Templates 
:This section provides a set of templates and rules for constructing the quantity name part of a CSDMS Standard Name. Many quantity names include the name of a physical process and information about constructing process names along with numerous examples are given on the CSDMS Process Names page.
* Operation Templates 
:This section provides a set of templates and rules for constructing the optional operation part of a CSDMS Standard Name.
* Model Metadata Names 
: This section provides information on CSDMS Model Coupling Metadata (MCM) files and provides standardized model/variable metadata names for units, ellipsoids, datums, projections, "how modeled" and assumptions. It links to an extensive set of CSDMS Assumption Names and includes An Example Model Coupling Metadata file.
* Current List of CSDMS Standard Names (version 0.8.3) 
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CSDMS data by numbers

=Data sets=
Below you will find datasets that are often used as model input of validation.
Domain 	Count
All data domains 	
Climate data 	
Cryosphere data 	
Human dimensions data 	
Hydrography data 	
Land cover data 	
Oceanography 	
River discharge data 	
Surface properties data	
Sea level data 	
Substrates data 	
Topography data 	
==Dataset contributions per calendar year==
Year	All data domains
2025	()
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Note: Above numbers are total submissions in the data repository by the end of each year, and submissions per year between brackets).
CSDMS education by numbers

=Education and Knowledge Transfer=
Topic 	Number
Movies 	
Labs 	
Webinars	
Lectures	9
Texbooks	6
Images 	139
==Lab contributions per calendar year== 
Year	Labs
2025	()
2024	()
2023	()
2022	()
2021	()
2020	()
2019	''
==Oral presentations and Clinics provided per calendar year==
To search for specific presentations:	
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CSDMS in numbers

Most of the metrics we would like to show below are instantly queried from the web database. As each query takes some time, the displaying of this entire page started to become somewhat slow. In an effort to reduce the number of queries per page we choose to show each theme metric on a different page. Below you will find a link to the various metrics.
Metrics on:
* Members
* Models, tools and components
* Data components
* Annual meetings
* Education and Knowledge Transfer
* Software
* Descriptions of common model input datasets
* Web
* Miscellaneous
CSDMS meeting 2019

__NOEDITSECTION__Presentations and more of the CSDMS 2019 annual meeting
CSDMS 3.0 - Bridging Boundaries 
May 21-23th 2019 in Boulder Colorado, USA
=Thank You=
On behalf of CSDMS, we thank the Keynote Speakers, Clinic Leaders, Session Chairs, Poster Session Presenters, members of the Executive and Steering Committees, and every participant who helped to make this a productive and successful meeting.
=Agenda=
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CSDMS meeting 2020

__NOEDITSECTION__Presentations and more of the CSDMS 2020 virtual annual meeting
CSDMS 2020: Linking Ecosphere and Geospheres 
May 20-21th 2020 virtual in Boulder Colorado, USA
=Thank You=
Due to COVID-19 physical distancing restrictions, we had to have our meeting, CSDMS2020 – Linking Ecosphere and Geosphere meeting virtual. So, many thanks for your patience and flexibility to make this work!This year, the meeting was co-convened with the International Society for Ecological Modeling, and an important aim of the meeting was to explore connections between ecosystems and earth-surface processes such as erosion, sedimentation, soil dynamics, and landscape/seascape evolution. We hope everybody enjoyed the meeting as much as we did. On behalf of CSDMS, we thank the Keynote Speakers, Clinic Leaders, Session Chairs, members of the Executive and Steering Committees, and every participant who helped to make this a productive and successful virtual meeting.Below you can find most presentation abstracts and recordings. 
=Agenda=
Click to view the final agenda. 
=Keynote talks=
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=Clinics=
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=Poster Abstracts=
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CSDMS meeting 2021

__NOEDITSECTION__Presentations and more of the CSDMS 2021 virtual annual meeting
CSDMS 2021: Changing Landscapes and SeascapesModeling for Discovery, Decision Making, and Communication 
May 17-21th 2021 virtual in Boulder Colorado, USA
=Thank You=
Due to COVID-19 physical distancing restrictions, we had to have our meeting, CSDMS2021: Changing Landscapes and Seascapes virtual. So, many thanks for your patience and flexibility to make this work!This year’s meeting will be broad in scope, showcasing modeling-oriented projects that range from fundamental geoscientific discovery to applied work involving stakeholders. A novel addition this year is the theme of communication: how do we effectively communicate our research to diverse audiences—students, stakeholders, decision-makers, the general public, and one another? How can models help with communication (e.g., visualization, gamification, “what if” scenario analysis)? We hope everybody enjoyed the meeting as much as we did. On behalf of CSDMS, we thank the Keynote Speakers, Clinic Leaders, Session Chairs, members of the Executive and Steering Committees, and every participant who helped to make this a productive and successful virtual meeting.Below you can find most presentation abstracts and recordings. 
=Agenda=
Click to view the final agenda. 
=Keynote talks=
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=Clinics=
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=Poster Abstracts=
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CSDMS meeting 2022

__NOEDITSECTION__Presentations and more of the CSDMS 2022 annual meeting
CSDMS 2022: Environmental Extremes and Earthscape Evolution (E4) 
May 17-21th 2022 in Boulder Colorado, USA
=Thank You=
On behalf of CSDMS, we thank the Keynote Speakers, Clinic Leaders, Session Chairs, Poster Session Presenters, members of the Executive and Steering Committees, and every participant who helped to make this a productive and successful meeting.
=Agenda=
Click to view the final agenda. 
=Keynote talks=
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=Poster Abstracts=
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=Meeting photos=
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CSDMS meeting 2023

__NOEDITSECTION__Presentations and more of the CSDMS 2023 annual meeting
CSDMS 2023: Patterns and Processes Across Scales 
May 16-18th 2023 in Boulder Colorado, USA
=Thank You=
On behalf of CSDMS, we thank the Keynote Speakers, Clinic Leaders, Session Chairs, Poster Session Presenters, members of the Executive and Steering Committees, and every participant who helped to make this a productive and successful meeting.
=Agenda=
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=Keynote presentations and panel discussion=
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=Clinics=
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=Poster Abstracts=
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=Meeting photos=
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CSDMS meeting 2023 abstract list

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Annual Meeting 2023 Patterns and Processes Across Scales
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CSDMS meeting 2024

__NOEDITSECTION__Presentations and more of the CSDMS 2024 annual meeting
CSDMS 2024: Coastlines, Critical Zones and Cascading Hazards: Modeling Dynamic Interfaces from Deep Time to Human Time 
At Montclair State University, May 14 -16th 2024
=Thank You=
On behalf of CSDMS, we thank the Keynote Speakers, Clinic Leaders, Session Chairs, Poster Session Presenters, members of the Executive and Steering Committees, and every participant who helped to make this a productive and successful meeting.
=Agenda=
Click to view the final agenda. 
=Keynote presentations and panel discussion=
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=Clinics=
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=Poster Abstracts=
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=Meeting photos=
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CSDMS meeting 2024 abstract list

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Annual Meeting 2024 Coastlines, Critical Zones and Cascading Hazards: Modeling Dynamic Interfaces from Deep Time to Human Time
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CSDMS meeting 2025 abstract list

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Annual Meeting 2025 Exploring Earth's Surface with Models, Data & AI
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CSDMS members AGU fall 2011 presentations

= CSDMS members, AGU fall 2012 presentations =
Our members will provide 275 first authored presentations upcoming AGU fall meeting, December 5-9th. Below the itinerary of those presentations in various formats. Feel free to use this as your itinerary at AGU.
As of November 6th
Itinerary 	Itinerary + abstracts
media:CSDMS-AGUfall-2012-itinerary.pdf PDF	PDF
Calendar (ics) 	Calendar (ics)
Excel 	Excel
csv 	csv
Please contact me (kettner@colorado.edu) if your first authored presentation is not included in these lists
CSDMS members AGU fall 2012 presentations

= CSDMS members, AGU fall 2012 presentations =
Our members will provide 275 first authored presentations upcoming AGU fall meeting, December 3-7th. Below the itinerary of those presentations in various formats. Feel free to use this as your itinerary at AGU.
As of November 6th
Itinerary 	Itinerary + abstracts
media:CSDMS-AGUfall-2012-itinerary.pdf PDF	PDF
Calendar (ics) 	Calendar (ics)
Excel 	Excel
csv 	csv
Please contact csdmsweb@colorado.edu if your first authored presentation is not included in these itineraries.
CSDMS members AGU fall 2013 presentations

= CSDMS members, AGU fall 2012 presentations =
Our members will provide 199 first authored presentations upcoming AGU fall meeting, December 9-13th. Below the itinerary of those presentations in various formats. Feel free to use this as your itinerary at AGU.
As of November 25th
Itinerary 	Itinerary + abstracts
media:CSDMS-AGUfall-2013-itinerary.pdf PDF	PDF
Calendar (ics) 	Calendar (ics)
Excel 	Excel
csv 	csv
Please contact csdmsweb@colorado.edu if your first authored presentation is not included in these itineraries.
CSDMS members by numbers

=Members=
==Members per group==
 
 
Groups 	Groups 	Members
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Focus Research Groups (FRG)	Focus Research Groups (FRG) 	
 	Hydrology 	
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 	Critical Zone 	
 	Human Dimensions 	
 	Chesapeake 	
  	 	
  	 	
Initiatives 	Initiatives 	
 	Coastal Vulnerability 	
 	Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning 	
 	River Network Modeling Initiative 	
 	Continental Margin 	
 	Exploring interoperability of open modeling platforms Initiative	
Note: Members can sign up for more than one Working Group, Focus Research Group, or Initiative
==Where are CSDMS Members ==
==Members per country==
The complete Members per country.
==Membership Growth==
 
 
 
Year	Total Members	Growth membership/year
2025	 	and counting!
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CSDMS miscellaneous by numbers

=Miscellaneous services for the community=
==Job advertisements per calendar year== 
Year	Job advertisements per year
2025	
2024	292
2023	358
2022	333
2021	289
2020	224
2019	267
2018	231
2017	194
2016	158
2015	132
2014	122
2013	28
Note: This service was not provided before 2013
==Meeting announcements per calendar year==
Year	Meeting announcements per year
2023	Discontinued
2022	
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2020	
2019	
2018	55
2017	50
2016	38
2015	43
2014	35
2013	46
Note: This service was not provided before 2013
==Added model references==
Year	Total references in database & (added per calendar year)
2024	()
2023	()
2022	()
2021	()
2020	()
2019	()
2018	()
2017	()
2016	()
2015	()
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Note: This service was not provided before 2013
==Model reference per type of bibliographic source per year==
Year	Journal Article	Report	Conference Paper	Book section	Book	Thesis	Blog post	Preprint	Web page
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CSDMS models by numbers

=Models, tools and components=
==Models, tools and components per domain==
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==Model & tool contributions per calendar year== 
Year	Models	Tools	Model & Tools with DOIs
2025	() 	() 	
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Note: Above numbers are total submissions in the repository by the end of each year, and submissions per year between brackets).
==Models per language== 
 
Program language	Count
Python 	
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Fortran77 	
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IDL 	
Other 	
Note: some models can be programmed in more than 1 language 
==Models per operating system==
 
 
Operating system	Count
Linux 	
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Note: some models can run on multiple operating systems
== Are Models Cited? == 
There are currently references added to the model reference repository. With this we track the total number of papers that cite a specific model, and a bibliometric rating in the form of the h-index for models: a version of the popular h-index that references a specific model rather than a unique author. The h-index metric has several benefits:
* model developers and users can expose publications with model metadata and thereby highlight their research,
* model users have an overview of the literature that is available for a model, and 
* a user can, based on the h-index, quickly see whether a model is well adopted within the community. 
 
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CSDMS web by numbers

=Web metrics=
==Web content==
Category 	Number
Total pages 	
Total documents	
Web edits 	
==Average daily web views per calendar year==
Year	Daily web views per calendar year
2024	400
2023	415
2022	422
2021	not recorded
2020	511
2019	499
2018	457
2017	489
2016	546
2015	417
2014	450
2013	470
2012	405
2011	472
2010	332
Note: these statistics are based on data of Google analytics (GA). The CSDMS website was not monitored by GA before 2010.
CSDMSatAGU2018

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Please join us to learn more about CSDMS and the science being done with CSDMS tools at the following presentations:
==Community Members Using CSDMS Tools/Services==
Tuesday, December 11th
1:40-6:00PM
Poster
Little, Zachary
EP23C-2320 Modeling River Delta Evolution under Different Wave Climates
Poster Hall A-C
Wednesday, December 12th
1:40-6:00PM
Poster
Eilander, Dirk
H33S-2315 GLOFRIM 2.0: Coupling Hydrologic and Hydrodynamic Models across Scales for Improved Flood Simulations
Poster Hall A-C
==CSDMS Tools and Services==
Thursday, December 13th
1:40-6:00PM
Poster
Piper, Mark
IN43C-0908 The CSDMS Model Repository
Poster Hall A-C
1:40-6:00PM
Poster
Hutton, Eric
IN43C-0905 Reproducibility Built, Tested and Interoperable Software for the Earth-system Community: The CSDMS Bakery and PyMT
Poster Hall A-C
4:19-4:22PM
Oral
Overeem, Irina
ED44B-22 Teaching with Numerical Models in the Earth Surface Processes
eLightning Theater II
==Landlab Presentations==
Monday, December 10th
8:45-9:00AM
Oral
Lyons, Nathan
EP11B-04 Isolating the Conditions of Drainage Reorganization and its Impacts on Species Evolution using Numerical Models
Room 147A
10:24-10:27AM
Oral
Istanbulluoglu, Erkan
H12H-23 Disturbance Hydro-eco-geomorphology: How do the Watershed Systems Respond to Disturbances?
eLightning Theater II
Tuesday, December 11th
8:00AM-12:00PM
Poster
O’Malley, Conor
EP21B-2228 Large-scale Tectonic Forcing of the African Landscape Revealed by Drainage Analysis
Poster Hall A-C
8:00AM-12:00PM
Poster
Manaster, Amanda
EP21D-2281 Modeling Sediment Transport from Forest Roads to Nearby Streams
Poster Hall A-C
Wednesday, December 12th
2:50-3:00PM
Oral
Tucker, Greg
EP33A-07 A Stochastic Cellular Model of Hillslope Morphology and Evolution
Room 147A
Thursday, December 13th
8:00AM-12:20PM
Poster
Mouchene, Margaux
EP41B-2652 The Clast Tracker: a New Tool for Numerical Modeling of the Motion of Individual Particles
Poster Hall A-C
Friday, December 14th
8:00AM-12:20PM
Poster
Xue, Liang
EP51D-1854 Active Tectonic Influence on the Evolution of Drainage and Landscape in the Kenya Rift, East African Rift System
Poster Hall A-C
==CSDMS supported session on Hazards==
Wednesday, December 12th
8:00AM-12:20PM
Poster
Albert Kettner & Raymond Schmitt
NH31C Predicting Extreme Events to Build Resilience to Natural Hazards Posters
Poster Hall A-C
Friday, December 14th
1:40PM-15:40PM
Oral
Albert Kettner & Raymond Schmitt
NH53A: Predicting Extreme Events to Build Resilience to Natural Hazards
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