CSDMS meeting 2015

__NOEDITSECTION__Presentations and more of the CSDMS 2015 annual meeting
Models meet Data, Data meet Models
May 26-28th 2015 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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=Presentations=
==Keynote talks==
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==Clinics==
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==Posters==
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Author(s) 	Title 	Download (pdf)
Chen Bao 	RT-Flux-PIHM: A Coupled Hydrological, Land Surface, and Reactive Transport Model for Hydrogeochemical Processes at the Watershed Scale 	
Getachew Belete 	Real-time integration of models 	
Georgie Bennett 	Landslide and denudational response to transient tectonic uplift in northern California: Lag times and a landslide buzz-saw 	
Megan Caldwell 	Changes in Southern Rocky Mountain Forests: Using Ecosystem Process Modelling to Project Critical Transitions 	
Shawn Carter 	Quantifying the Effects of Land Use Dynamics on Global Scale Fluvial Suspended Sediment Flux 	
Yunxiang Chen 	Shallow Coherent Structures Generated By Jets 	
Zhen Cheng 	A Turbulence-resolving Eulerain Two-Phase Model for Sediment Transport Applications 	
Blake Clark 	Three-dimensional modeling of a Chesapeake Bay tidal marsh ecosystem 	
Sagy Cohen 	Spatially explicit modeling of particulate nutrient flux in global rivers 	
Hamid Dashti 	Improving ecosystem dynamic models in a semi-arid ecosystem by integrating different sources of remotely sensed data 	
Zhuochen Han 	Modeling gravity-driven deposition on the East China Sea continental shelf 	
Sarah Harbert 	Modeling Stream Capture in Strike-Slip Systems 	
Courtney Harris 	Storm-driven delivery of sediment to the continental slope: Numerical modeling for the northern Gulf of Mexico 	
Stephanie Higgins 	Potential impacts of Indian Rivers Inter-links on sediment transport to the Ganges-Brahmaputra Delta 	
Shelley Jeltema 	Creating Educational Materials for Python and GIS 	
Peishi Jiang 	Semantics-Enabled Paradigm for Model Integration 	
Margaret Jones 	Considering holistic coastline response to climate-change induced shifts in natural processes and anthropogenic modifications 	
Albert Kettner 	CSDMS Tools to Promote Visibility of Open-source Model Code 	
Anthony Longjas 	Vulnerability maps of deltas: quantifying how network connectivity modulates upstream change to the shoreline 	
Li Li 	RT-Flux-PIHM: A Coupled Hydrological, Land Surface, and Reactive Transport Model for Hydrogeochemical Processes at the Watershed Scale 	
Qi Li 	Exploring the imprint of tectonics on sediment output from a small mountain watershed 	
Man Liang 	Reduced-Complexity Model (RCM) for River Delta Formation – Model Assessment and Application 	
Laurence Lin 	Modeling water and solute fluxes from terrestrial to aquatic ecosystems 	
Wei Luo 	Web-based Interactive Landform Simulation Model - Grand Canyon (WILSIM-GC) and Its Advantages in Enhancing Students’ Learning 	
Luke McGuire 	High resolution modeling of overland flow and sediment transport following wildfire 	
Angel Monsalve 	Formation and establishment of forced sediment patches in high gradient channels 	
Crystal Ng 	Integrating data and models with an ensemble Kalman filter to examine Mojave Desert ecohydrology 	
Jaap Nienhuis 	Wavelength selection of tidally reversing mega-ripples, field observations and comparison with numerical flow modeling 	
Daniel O'Hara 	Landscape Evolution in Response to Laccolith Inflation: Insights from Numerical Modeling with Application to the Colorado Plateau 	
Irina Overeem 	Bringing earth surface processes simulations to large audiences 	
Mariela Perignon 	Extreme Floods as Agents of Landscape Evolution: Modeling the 2013 Front Range Flood, Colorado, USA 	
Katherine Ratliff 	River-ocean interactions: Building a new morphodynamic delta model 	
Salik Anders Rosing	Sediment Deposition in the Cretaceous North Sea – a Modelling Approach 	
Samuel Roy 	Quantifying topographic anisotropy at multiple scales 	
Shimelis Setegn 	Development of hydrologic and water quality models for sustainable Integrated Water Resources Management 	
Harutyun Shahumyan 	Challenges and a solution in coupling dissimilar models for complex planning policy analysis 	
Ryan Sincavage 	Comparing morphologic and stratigraphic field data from a tectonic basin on the Ganges-Brahmaputra River delta with results from a reduced-complexity model for river delta formation	
Monica Stone 	Quantifying the influence of land use/land cover change on inland flooding occurrence and severity following hurricane events using a physically-based hydrology/hydraulics model 	
Mahdad Talebpour 	Secondary current simulations in open channels with different bed roughness configurations 	
Danielle Tarpley 	Including fine-grained sediment processes within numerical representations of a partially-mixed estuary, the York River, Virginia 	
Alejandro Tejedor 	A graph-theoretic approach to Studying Deltaic Systems: Quantifying Complexity and Self-Organization 	
Reggie Walters 	Soil carbon in the Critical Zone: spinning up an ecohydrologic model using spatiotemporally distributed data records 	
Tong Wan 	Bedload sediment modeling at a global scale based on the WBMsed model 	
Katelyn Watson 	Assessing the water balance of Dry Creek Experimental Watershed via an integrated modeling system 	
Patricia Wiberg 	Quantifying the spatial distribution of bed properties in shallow coastal bays 	
Garry Willgoose 	Developing a soils-regolith evolution model for the design of covers for hazardous and nuclear waste containment facilities 	
Fei Xing 	The impacts of hurricanes and winter cold fronts on the morphological evolution of the Wax Lake Delta, LA 	
Yuncheng Xu 	Morphological impact of large woody debris: Numerical and Experimental Modeling 	
Yu Zhang 	The harmony of data-model interaction in landscape evolution modeling, an example from the Shale Hills CZO of central Pennsylvania 	
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