This website's content is no longer actively maintained, but the material has been kept on-line for historical purposes.
The page may contain broken links or outdated information, and parts may not function in current web browsers.

GCSS-DIME Homepage

NASA Cloud Modeling and Analysis Initiative (CMAI)

Draft NASA CMAI Workshop Agenda 2006

Questions for Discussion at the CMAI Workshop

1. Does this framework white paper identify the key obstacles to progress? If not, which should be removed, which added?

2. Does the framework white paper outline an approach that is both workable and likely to overcome these obstacles? If not, how should this framework be altered?

3. If the CMAI PIs can see the benefit of working within this framework, what specific contributions will their proposed work make and what facilities and personnel, need to be in place to make it work?

4. The CMAI PIs are not likely to exercise all of the elements of this framework in the first 3-yr period, so which ones should be given the most attention now?

5. What are the specific activities that the CMAI PIs will undertake within this framework and do they address the top priority problems? Is there a crucial problem that is not being addressed by CMAI that can be addressed by collaboration with the several other cloud modeling activities underway?

PI PRESENTATIONS: These 15 minute presentations should focus on three topics: a brief summary of the goals of the proposed work, identifying the specific “framework” activities would be undertaken by each PI and defining the specific “support” elements of the framework that would be used.

Workshop Agenda, 20-21 April 2006

Day 1, Session 1:

	0800:		Coffee, Tea, Juice, Bagels
	0830-0900:	Workshop Purposes – CMAI Idea, Framework, 5 Questions (Anderson)
	0900-0930:	Framework Overview (Rossow)
	0930-1000:	Model Development (Del Genio)

	1000-1030:	Break

Day 1, Session 2:

	1030-1100:	Model Metrics (Wielicki)
	1100-1200:	Related National Activities:
				NCAR Microphysics WG (Hack)
				NOAA-DOE CPT (Klein)  
	1200-1230:	Related International Activities
				GCSS and GRP Cloud Assessment (Rossow)

	1230-1330:	Lunch

Day 1, Session 3:

	1330-1500:	PI Presentations (Alexander, Bacmeister, Barros, Curry, Dong)

	1500-1530:	Break

Day 1, Session 4:

	1530-1700:	PI Presentations (Koch-Menon, Kreidenweis, McFarquhar-Di Girolamo, Minnis, Pincus)

	1700:		Adjourn

	1800:		Reception

Workshop Agenda, 20-21 April 2006

Day 2, Session 1:

	0800:		Coffee, Tea, Juice, Bagels
	0830-1000:	PI Presentations (Potter-Klein, Rasch, Soden, Tao-Chern, Tselioudis)

	1000-1030	Break

Day 2, Session 1:

	1030-1200:	PI Presentations (Waliser-Kuang, Xu, Zhang)
	1200-1230:	Model Development (Hou, Rienecker)

	1230-1330:	Lunch

Day 2, Session 3:

	1330-1500:	Discussion of Questions 1, 2 and 3

	1500-1530:	Break

Day 2, Session 4:

	1530-1700:	Discussion of Questions 4 and 5 – what’s missing?

	1700:		Adjourn

NASA Cloud Modeling and Analysis Initiative (CMAI):
Final NASA CMAI Workshop Agenda 2006

Questions for Discussion at the CMAI Workshop

1. Does this framework white paper identify the key obstacles to progress? If not, which should be removed, which added?

2. Does the framework white paper outline an approach that is both workable and likely to overcome these obstacles? If not, how should this framework be altered?

3. If the CMAI PIs can see the benefit of working within this framework, what specific contributions will their proposed work make and what facilities and personnel, need to be in place to make it work?

4. The CMAI PIs are not likely to exercise all of the elements of this framework in the first 3-yr period, so which ones should be given the most attention now?

5. What are the specific activities that the CMAI PIs will undertake within this framework and do they address the top priority problems? Is there a crucial problem that is not being addressed by CMAI that can be addressed by collaboration with the several other cloud modeling activities underway?

PI PRESENTATIONS: These 15 minute presentations should focus on three topics: a brief summary of the goals of the proposed work, identifying the specific “framework” activities would be undertaken by each PI and defining the specific “support” elements of the framework that would be used.

Workshop Agenda, 20-21 April 2006

Day 1, Session 1:

	0800:		Coffee, Tea, Juice, Bagels
	0830-0900:	Workshop Purposes – CMAI Idea, Framework, 5 Questions (Anderson)
	0900-0930:	Framework Overview (Rossow)
	0930-1000:	Model Development (Del Genio)

	1000-1030:	Break

Day 1, Session 2:

	1030-1100:	Model Metrics (Wielicki)
	1100-1200:	Related National Activities:
				NCAR Microphysics WG (Hack)
				NOAA-DOE CPT (Klein)  
	1200-1230:	Related International Activities
				GCSS and GRP Cloud Assessment (Rossow)

	1230-1330:	Lunch

Day 1, Session 3:

	1330-1500:	PI Presentations (Alexander, Bacmeister, Barros, Curry, Dong)

	1500-1530:	Break

Day 1, Session 4:

	1530-1700:	PI Presentations (Koch-Menon, Kreidenweis, McFarquhar-Di Girolamo, Minnis, Pincus)

	1700:		Adjourn

	1800:		Reception

Workshop Agenda, 20-21 April 2006

Day 2, Session 1:

	0800:		Coffee, Tea, Juice, Bagels
	0830-1000:	PI Presentations (Potter-Klein, Rasch, Soden, Tao-Chern, Tselioudis)

	1000-1030	Break

Day 2, Session 1:

	1030-1200:	PI Presentations (Waliser-Kuang, Xu, Zhang)
	1200-1230:	Model Development (Hou, Rienecker)

	1230-1330:	Lunch

Day 2, Session 3:

	1330-1500:	Discussion of Questions 1, 2 and 3

	1500-1530:	Break

Day 2, Session 4:

	1530-1700:	Discussion of Questions 4 and 5 – what’s missing?

	1700:		Adjourn

CMAI: Participants | Meetings | Draft Workplan | Investigations