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2023 CIROH All Hands Meeting

The 2023 CIROH @ ¶¶Òõ̽̽ All Hands Meeting was held on Thursday, August 7th, 2023 from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM at the ¶¶Òõ̽̽ Alumni House. The meeting featured project highlights, discussions with key National Water Model stakeholders, and previews for upcoming projects.

Welcome and Opening Remarks

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2023 CIROH AHM Welcoming presenters

Dr. Beverley Wemple, CIROH @ ¶¶Òõ̽̽ Institutional Lead
Dr. Jarlath O'Neil-Dunne, Director of ¶¶Òõ̽̽ Spatial Analysis Laboratory
Dr. Kirk Dombrowski, ¶¶Òõ̽̽ Vice President for Research

   

Dr. Steve Burian , CIROH Executive Director, University of Alabama

Research Presentations

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2023-CIROH AHM Research Presenters

Leveraging Stakeholder Perceptions and Insight to Enhance Forecast Design 
Dr. Scott Merrill, Dr. Trisha Shrum, Dr. Chris Koliba, Dr. Brendan Fisher, Dr. Rodrigo Soares 
  

Improved Floodplain Representation and Channel Routing 
Dr. Rebecca Diehl, Scott Lawson, Dr. Julianne Scamardo 
  

Expanding Hydrological Forecasting Using Sensor Data 
Dr. Andrew Schroth, Dr. Mirce Morales-Velazquez, Dr. John Kemper 

The Northeast CIROH Data Evaluation Testbed and facilitated report back on breakout groups
Dr. Patrick Clemins and Dr. Kristen Underwood 
  

Piloting Harmful Algal Bloom Early Warning Early Action Systems
Dr. Asim Zia, Dr. Kareem Hannoun, Muhammad Adil 
  

What's next in NextGen
Dr. Keith Jennings 
  

Emerging Work – Building CIROH Cross-institutional Capacity

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CIROH emerging work presenters

Optimizing Flood Warning Information Sharing for Local Stakeholders through Science Communication Research
Dr. Anne Jefferson 
  

Advancing Science to Better Characterize Drought & Groundwater-Driven Low-Flow Conditions in NOAA and USGS National-Scale Models
Dr. Donna Rizzo
  

Developing a Snow Modeling Foundation for Underrepresented Cold Regions in the Northeastern US
Dr. Kate Hale
  

Advancing Snow Observation Systems to ImproveOperational Streamflow Prediction Capabilities
Dr. Christian Skalka
  

Agenda

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Cooperative Institute for Research to Operations in Hydrology (CIROH) All-Hands Meeting Agenda

August 7th, 2023
Silver Pavilion, ¶¶Òõ̽̽ Alumni House, 61 Summit Street

 

8:30 am

Coffee and Registration

9:00 am

Welcome and Opening Remarks

Dr. Beverley Wemple, CIROH @ ¶¶Òõ̽̽ institutional lead Dr. Kirk Dombrowski, ¶¶Òõ̽̽ Vice President for Research Jarlath O’Neil-Dunne, Director, ¶¶Òõ̽̽ Spatial Analysis Lab

Dr. Steve Burian, CIROH Executive Director, University of Alabama

9:30am

Leveraging Stakeholder Perceptions and Insight to Enhance Forecast Design

Dr. Scot Merrill, Dr. Trisha Shrum, Dr. Chris Koliba, Dr. Brendan Fisher, Dr. Rodrigo Soares

10:30am

Coffee, networking, and group photo

11:00 am

Improved Floodplain Representation and Channel Routing

Dr. Rebecca Diehl, Scot Lawson, Dr. Julianne Scamardo

11:45 am

Expanding Hydrological Forecasting Using Sensor Data

Dr. Andrew Schroth, Dr. Mirce Morales-Velazquez, Dr. John Kemper

12:30 pm

Lunch and breakout group working sessions

1:45 pm

The Northeast CIROH Data Evaluation Testbed and facilitated report back on breakout groups

Dr. Patrick Clemins and Dr. Kristen Underwood

2:30 pm

Piloting Harmful Algal Bloom Early Warning Early Action Systems

Dr. Asim Zia, Dr. Kareem Hannoun, Muhammad Adil

3:15 pm

Emerging Work – Building CIROH Cross-institutional Capacity

Dr. Anne Jefferson, Dr. Donna Rizzo, Dr. Kate Hale, Dr. Chris Skalka

3:30 pm

What’s next in NextGen

Dr. Keith Jennings

3:50 pm

Closing remarks

Dr. Breck Bowden

4:00 pm

Adjourn

 

 



 
Cross-cutting themes for discussion over lunch with share back:
 

 

Topic

1

How can we work with existing partners and engage underserved communities to share our CIROH research products in ways that enhance public understanding and are more accessible and equitable?

2

What machine learning or computational workflows can we advance as a ¶¶Òõ̽̽ community to maximize project outcomes and ¶¶Òõ̽̽’s contributions to CIROH?

3

What best practices and/or collaborations can we adopt for sensor deployments and field measurements to maximize collaborations and insights?

4

What practices and considerations should we attend to in data QA/QC and making data publicly available as our projects proceed?

5

What opportunities, experiences, and expertise can we leverage in Vermont to contribute to forecast design at a national setting?

6

What are we looking to improve via CIROH? What metrics or advances will demonstrate improvement in forecasting or forecast design?