8:00 |
Registration |
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8:15 |
Welcome and Introduction – Albert van Dijk |
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8:30 |
CUAHSI and the National Flood Interoperability Experiment David Maidment, University of Texas at Austin, USA (abstract – presentation) |
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9:00 |
eartH2Observe: Global Earth Observation for Integrated Water Resource Assessment: current status and the road ahead Jaap Schellekens, Deltares (abstract – presentation) |
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9:30 |
Water information in Australia: from research to use Ian Prosser, Bureau of Meteorology (abstract) (cancelled) |
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10:00 |
Discussion and Introduction to Poster Session |
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10:30 |
Morning tea |
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11:00 |
Session 1a Observing hydrology at different scales: needs and opportunities Yebra, Rüdiger (chairs), Minchin, McCabe, B. Evans |
Session 2 Advances in characterising errors in models and observations Renzullo (chair), Draper, Holgate, Walker |
Session 3 Water cycle processes in CABLE and other land surface models Abramowitz (chair), Ukkola, Guan, Trudinger, Larsen |
12:45 |
Lunch |
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13:30 |
Perspectives on Spatial Hydrology from Canada’s Changing Cold Regions Network – a sister GEWEX Regional Hydroclimate Project Howard Wheater, University of Saskatchewan, Canada (abstract – presentation) |
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14:00 |
Session 1b Observing hydrology at different scales: needs and Yebra, Rüdiger (chairs), Sterk, Sperna-Weiland, De Jeu, McJannet |
Session 4 Multi-objective data assimilation in hydrological Renzullo (chair), Pauwels, Lopez-Lopez |
Session 5a Streamflow forecasting: from uncertainty to decision Ryu (chair), Jakeman, Chiew, Peel |
15:30 |
Afternoon tea |
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16:00 |
Session 1c Observing hydrology at different scales: needs and opportunities Yebra, Rüdiger (chairs), Cleverly, Dekker |
Session 6 Attributing changes in natural hazards to climate and non-climate causes Westra, Kiem (chairs), Sharples, J. Evans, Leonard |
Session 5b Streamflow forecasting: from uncertainty to decision Ryu (chair), Tuteja, Wang |
17:30 |
Closing the global water cycle: recent results from analyzing long-term Climate Data Records Eric Wood, Princeton University, USA (abstract ) |
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18:00 |
Workshop wrap-up |
Session 1: Observing hydrology at different chairs: Marta Yebra (ANU), Chris Rüdiger |
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Session 1a (11:00-12:45) |
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Stuart Minchin (GA) invited |
Satellite Water Observations through Space and Time: The Australian Geoscience Data Cube (presentation) |
Matthew McCabe (KAUST) invited |
UAVs in hydrology: opportunities (and some challenges) from a novices perspective (abstract – presentation) |
Ben Evans (NCI) invited |
Working with High Performance Datastes and Collections (presentation) |
Session 1b (14:00-15:30) |
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Geert Sterk (Utrecht University) |
Global data for local applications: how useful are global data for river basin modelling? (abstract – presentation) |
Frederiek Sperna-Weiland (Deltares) |
Global high-resolution reference potential evaporation (abstract – presentation) |
Richard De Jeu (Transmissivity) invited |
Soil moisture derivation using a combination of satellites (abstract – presentation) |
David McJannet (CSIRO) |
Intermediate scale soil moisture estimation using cosmic-ray soil moisture sensors: static and mobile opportunities (abstract – presentation) |
Session 1c (16:00-17:30) |
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James Cleverly (UTS) |
OzFlux and OzEWEX: continental-scale monitoring of Australia’s ecosystems, their ecohydrology, and the productivity of their unique flora (abstract – presentation) |
Arnold Dekker (CSIRO) invited |
How you can influence national and international Earth Observation organisational frameworks for water resources, and vice versa (presentation) |
Session 2: Advances in characterising errors chair: Luigi Renzullo (CSIRO) 11:00-12:45 |
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Clara Draper (NASA GSFC) invited |
Estimating uncertainty in remotely sensed soil moisture at continental to global scales (abstract – presentation) |
Chiara Holgate (VU University) |
Performance of satellite remotely sensed and modelled soil moisture datasets across Australia and implications for data assimilation (abstract – presentation) |
Jeffrey Walker (Monash) invited |
On the use of single stations to validate models and remote sensing products (presentation) |
Session 3: Water cycle processes in CABLE and chair: Gab Abramowitz (UNSW) 11:00-12:45 |
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Anna Ukkola (UNSW) |
Evaluating land surface models during drought (abstract – presentation) |
Huade Guan (Flinders) |
On the temperature function in Jarvis scheme of Noah land surface model (abstract – presentation) |
Cathy Trudinger (CSIRO) |
Modelling coupled drought response and root water uptake in the CABLE land surface scheme (abstract – presentation) |
Joshua Larsen (UQ) |
Groundwater and the changing water cycle (abstract – presentation) |
Session 4: Multi-objective data assimilation chair: Luigi Renzullo (CSIRO) 14:00-15:30 |
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Luigi Renzullo (CSIRO) |
Multivariate-multiobjective equivalence from a Bayesian perspective of spatial data assimilation (abstract – presentation) |
Valentijn Pauwels (Monash) invited |
Multiscale assimilation of remote sensing data into land surface models (abstract – presentation) |
Patricia Lopez-Lopez (Utrecht University) |
Joint assimilation of streamflow and downscaled satellite soil moisture observations to improve large-scale hydrological modelling (abstract – presentation) |
Session 5: Streamflow forecasting: from uncertainty to decision chair: Dongryeol Ryu (U Melbourne) |
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Session 5a (14:00-15:30) |
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Tony Jakeman (ANU) invited |
Foundational methods for model identification and |
Francis Chiew (CSIRO) invited |
Predicting water futures: art, science or modelling |
Murray Peel (U |
Long-term streamflow projections: A summary of recent results from the Millennium Drought (abstract – presentation) |
Session 5b (16:00-17:30) |
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QJ Wang (CSIRO) invited |
Upskilling – Uncertainty reduction and representation in seasonal forecasting? (abstract – presentation) |
Narendra Tuteja (BoM) invited |
Seamless Water Forecasting for Australia – vision, progress-to-date and challenges (presentation) |
Session 6: Attributing changes in natural chairs: Seth Westra (U Adelaide), Anthony Kiem 16:00-17:30 |
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Seth Westra (U Adelaide) |
Introduction to the Special Issue: Historical and Projected Climatic Changes to Australian Natural Hazards (presentation) |
Anthony Kiem (Newcastle U) |
Droughts (presentation) |
Jason Sharples (ADFA) |
Bushfires (presentation) |
Jason Evans (UNSW) |
Storms (presentation) |
Jason Evans (UNSW) |
Heat waves (presentation) |
Michael Leonard (U Adelaide) |
Floods (presentation) |
Seth Westra (U Adelaide) |
Coastal Extremes (presentation) |
discussion |
“We need a unified approach to attributing changes in Australian natural hazards” – discuss |
Kavina Shaanu Dayal (USQ) |
Using Standardized Precipitation-Evapotranspiration Index for Quantification of Drought Events in Queensland, Australia (abstract) (poster) |
Mehdi Khaki (Curtin U) |
Developments in non-linear Kalman Ensemble and Particle Filtering techniques for hydrological data assimilation (abstract) |
Xuanlong Ma (UTS) |
Impacts of large-scale extreme hydroclimatic |
Elizabeth McCarthy (USQ) |
Modelling Climate Properties Using Intelligent |
Sonya Wellby (ANU) |
Observations and simulations of ENSO, the IPO, |
Abbas Mohammadi (U Melbourne) |
Evaluation of remotely sensed evapotranspiration products in Australian arid regions, Case study: Cooper Creek, Queensland (abstract) |
David Summers (ANU) |
Assimilating satellite surface observations of surface inundation, albedo and vegetation into the AWRA landscape hydrology |