CSDMS 2010 meeting

__NOTOC__Community Surface Dynamic Modeling System Meeting 2010: “Modeling for Environmental Change”
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=Community Surface Dynamic Modeling System Meeting 2010: “Modeling for Environmental Change”=
= Presentations =
==Keynote talks==
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==Clinics==
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== Breakout groups ==
Presented by 	Title 	ppt(x) / zip 	pdf
1st breakout group	Delta morphodynamics: coupling fluvial, coastal, marine processes and human influences on large deltas	Presentation.zip 	
2nd breakout group	Couplings between physical, biological and human processes in earth surface & ocean dynamics 	 	
3rd breakout group	Landscapes into rock 	 	
1st breakout group	Delta morphodynamics: coupling fluvial, coastal, marine processes and human influences on large deltas	Presentation.zip 	
2nd breakout group	Couplings between physical, biological and human processes in earth surface & ocean dynamics 	Presentation1.zipPresentation2.pptPresentation3.ppt	Presentation1.pdf.zip
3rd breakout group	Landscapes into rock 	Presentation.ppt 	
1st breakout group	CSDMS 5yr plan: "Strategies for Improving CSDMS Communication and Community" 	Presentation.ppt 	
2nd breakout group	CSDMS 5yr plan: "Education and Knowledge Transfer Strategies" 	Presentation.ppt 	
3rd breakout group	CSDMS 5yr plan: "CSDMS Cyberinfrastructure: Expanding our Reach" 	Presentation.ppt 	
=Posters=
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Author(s) 	Title 	Download (pdf)
Jenkins, ChrisPotts, DonaldBurgess, Peter 	Modeling Benthic Carbonate Sedimentation on Biological Principles 	
Barnhart, KatyAnderson, RobertOvereem, IrinaWobus, CameronClow, Gary 	Exploring the controls on permafrost coastal bluff retreat rate, North Slope, Alaska 	
Murray, BradMcNamara, DylanSmith, MartyGopalakrishnan, SathyaOrbach, MikeRamus, JoeSlott, JordanAshton, Andrew	With Sea‐Level Rise and Changing Storms, Humans React to Shoreline Erosion — But Shorelines React Back 	
Upton, PhaedraOrpin, AlanLitchfield, NicolaKettner, AlbertHicks, MurrayVandergoes, Marcus 	Modelling suspended sediment loads: Insight into the past and future of the Waipaoa catchment, North Island, New Zealand 	
Safak, IlgarSahin, CihanSheremet, AlexHsu, Tian-JianAllison, Mead 	Observations and modeling of cohesive seafloor response to energetic surface waves on the Louisiana Shelf 	
Cohen, SagyKettner, AlbertSyvitski, James 	Modeling global scale Sediment Flux, a new component in the spatially distributed Framework for Aquatic Modeling of Earth System (FrAMES) 	
Nasr-Azadani, MohamadMeiburg, Eckart 	TURBINS: An Immersed Boundary, Navier-Stokes Code for the Simulation of Gravity and Turbidity Currents Interacting with Complex Topographies	
Jose, FelixStone, GregoryKobashi, Daijiro 	Hydrodynamics and Sediment Transport Modeling for Tiger and Trinity Shoals off the Louisiana Coast 	
Friedrichs, CarlSura Modeling Testbed Estuarine Hypoxia Team 	Chesapeake Bay Hydrodynamic and Hypoxia Modeling Intercomparison: Initial Results 	
Lutzmann, SilkeKettner, Albert 	Modeling Discharge and Sediment Flux of the Rhine River, Central Europe during the Holocene 	
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=CSDMS Meeting 2010=
==Meeting information==
CSDMS Meeting 2010: Modeling for Environmental Change took place from October 14-17, 2010 in San Antonio, Texas. The meeting brought together CSDMS members to present scientific insights in the modeling of surface dynamics and environmental change; new advances in cyber-infrastructure (CSDMS Model-coupling Tool, HPC techniques); development and use of CSDMS models in education (short clinics on EKT products); and allowed the CSDMS Working Groups and Focus Research Groups to strategize on the direction of CSDMS for the next 5 years (i.e., the CSDMS Strategic Plan and Renewal.)
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Feedback Form:
CSDMS Meeting 2010: Feedback Form
Reimbursement Process:
Confirmed and qualified participants have received details regarding their reimbursement amount. Qualified participants are those who have met the criteria for reimbursement. (Exceptions have been previously made with some participants. If you are unsure of your arrangement, please contact CSDMS at: csdms@colorado.edu)
Airfare Reimbursement: We might be able to accommodate a few participants over the stated airfare amount depending on others receiving fares well below that amount. Please note that we are constrained to only provide reimbursement after the meeting (a process that may take 4-5 weeks), and we require original receipts. Email proof is fine -- but proof of payment must be evident. Please purchase your tickets early. Thank you.
Miscellaneous Expense Reimbursement: Reimbursement of the stated amount for miscellaneous expenses follow the same guidelines as stated in the Airfare Reimbursement section. Additionally, meal reimbursements must include an itemized meal ticket along with the payment receipt, and we are only able to reimburse meal amounts according to the federal regulations regarding limits for breakfast, lunch, and dinner per U.S. city. We are unable to reimburse alcohol expenses. 
Following the meeting, original receipts that demonstrate proof of payment may be mailed to CSDMS at this address:
CSDMS
University of Colorado at Boulder
UCB 545
Boulder, Colorado 80309
Thank you.