GLM Week 2015 March UW

GLM WEEK

16-19 Mar 2015, University of Wisconsin

Purpose: The purpose of the workshop is to improve skills and share knowledge on the use of the lake and reservoir simulation model, GLM-AED. We will focus initially on calibrating simulations using GLM tools, including an initial discussion of the use of symbolic representation of timeseries data. Additionally, we will work on distributed computing support of simulations.

Participants:

Paul Hanson, University of Wisconsin
Hilary Dugan, University of Wisconsin
Craig Snortheim, University of Wisconsin
Yu Li, University of Wisconsin
Andy Pohl, Morgridge Institute
Jon Doubek, Virginia Tech
Jordan Read, USGS
Luke Winslow, USGS
Emily Read, USGS
Dale Robertson, USGS
Guangchen Ruan, Indiana University
Ken Subratie, University of Florida

Agenda:

Day	Time	Description	Leader
Sunday	All day	Travel day
Monday	Breakfast	On your own
	AM	5 minute introductions	All
		Introduction to calibration and optimization	Jordan Read, Luke Winslow
	Lunch	Catered; discussion of GLM tools and their use in optimization	Hanson
	PM	Calibration and optimization activities	Jordan Read, Luke Winslow
	Dinner	The Old Fashioned
Tuesday	Breakfast	On your own
	AM	Work on your optimization problem with the local experts	All, with help from Read and Winslow
	Lunch	Catered; discussion of science applications of optimized simulations
	PM	Introduction to the use of HTCondor to support simulations	Subratie and Winslow
	Dinner	On your own
Wednesday	Breakfast	On your own
	AM	Discussion of symbolic representation of timeseries data	Hanson and Ruan
	Lunch	On your own
	PM	Participation in the LTER science meeting	All
	Dinner	On your own
Thursday	Breakfast	On your own
	AM	Individual work on simulation problems	All
	Lunch	On your own
	PM	Workshop wrap-up, with discussion of next steps	All
	Dinner	On your own
Friday	All day	Travel day