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January 26 - 27, 2009
Yang and Yamazaki Energy and Environment Building, Stanford
Red Atrium, Conference Room 299
Hosted by the Woods Institute for the Environment.

Workshop Agenda

Day 1 will consist of a series of discussions with experts engaged in cutting edge integrative research at both regional and global scales designed to analyze the value of an adaptive platform for open-source integrated global-regional models, the key elements of any such models, and what relevant information is and is not available.. Day 2 will be aimed at eliciting structured feedback on a proposed collaboration to produce such a platform .

We will circulate an outline of a framework for the initiative a few weeks before the workshop to ensure that discussions are focused and useful. We may additionally request each expert to make a brief presentation on his or her area of expertise in the context of the proposed framework

Directions and map to the Woods Institute, Yang & Yamazaki Environment & Energy Building (Y2E2 Building)
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