The workshops have concluded. The following is presented as an archived resource.
May 2010 – All-PI Meeting
Dana Building
University of Michigan
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
8:30 Introduction – Don Scavia
8:45 NOAA/CSCOR perspective – Beth Turner
9:10 Team Updates
- Ecological Effects – Tomas Hook
- Hypoxia modeling – Joe DePinto
- Watershed – Dave Allan
10:40 Break
11:00 Discussion of data flow among teams (with working lunch)
1:00 Climate / Land use scenarios – Nate Bosch
1:20 Discussion of scenarios
3:00 Break
3:15 Discussion of additional management connections / outcomes
4:15 Adjourn
November 2007 – Annual All-PI Meeting
Palmer Commons
University of Michigan
Monday, November 19
9:00 Introduction – Don Scavia
9:15 NOAA/CSCOR perspective – Beth Turner
Watershed Team presentations
9:30-9:45 Chansheng He: Estimating Nutrient Loadings for the Lake Erie Watersheds
9:45-10:00 Tom Croley: DLBRM efforts
10:00-10:15 Jinny Han: Phosphorus budget results
10:15-10:30 Nate Bosch: SWAT efforts
10:30-10:45 Pete Richards: Phosphorus tributary loading estimates
0:45-11:00 Dave Allan: Plans for the coming year
11:00-11:15 Tony Friona: Corps of Engineers efforts
Hypoxia Team presentations
11:30-11:45 Dima Beletsky: Physical models
11:45-12:00 Dan Rucinski: Oxygen models
12:00-12:15 Joe DePinto: Plans for the coming year
12:15 Lunch
Ecological Effects Team presentations
1:15-1:30 Doran Mason: Update on IFYLE-ECOFOR connections
1:30-1:45 Tomas Hook: Yellow perch growth rate potential modeling
1:45-2:00 Stu Ludsin: Rainbow smelt growth rate potential modeling
2:00-2:15 Tomas Hook: Plans for the coming year
2:15 Break
2:45 Review of scenarios and charge to breakouts – Don Scavia
3:15 Breakout sessions
5:00 Adjourn
Tuesday, November 20
9:00 Feedback from Breakouts
Ecological Effects Team Breakout – Tomas Hook
Hypoxia Team Breakout – Joe DePinto
Watershed Team Breakout – Dave Allan
11:00 Meeting summary: Plenary discussion of connections and scenarios
12:00 Adjourn
October 2006 – Kickoff Workshop
Holiday Inn North Campus
Ann Arbor, MI
Introduction – Ecological Forecasting Lake Erie (ECOFOR) – Beth Turner, CSCOR Program Officer
Watershed Analysis- Allan
Hypoxia Modeling – DePinto
Ecological Effects – Hook
Connections to other Lake Erie research – Ludsin