2009 Opportunities and Challenges in Computational Geophysics
- OCCG 2009 Welcome and Overview (Monday)
- Presentation by Marc Spiegelman, Columbia/LDEO (CIG EC chair)
- Automatic Code Generation and the FEniCS Project (Monday)
- Presentation given by Anders Logg, U. Oslo
- CIG’s Activities in and Impact on Mantle Convection Studies
- Presentation given by Shijie Zhong, U. Colorado, Boulder
- Data Assimilation: One Perspective, Some Examples (Monday)
- Presentation by Gary Egbert, Oregon State
- European Training Programmes in Computational Seismology
- Presentation by Heiner Igel, LMU Munich
- Seismology Discussion: Multiple-Scale Imaging (Monday)
- Presentation by Alan Levander, Rice U
- Long Term Tectonics Discussion Points (Monday)
- Presentation by T. Ehlers, U. Michigan
- Magma Dynamics at CIG: Discussion (Monday)
- Presentation by Laurent G. J. Montési, U. Maryland
- Mantle Convection Discussion (Monday)
- Mantle Convection: Major Science Questions (Monday)
- Slides by C. Conrad, Hawaii
- Micro-to-Macro-Scale Modeling Discussion (Monday)
- Presentation given by Michael Aivazis, Caltech
- Multiscale/Multiphysics Discussion Session (Monday)
- Slide presented by C. Norton, JPL
- Mantle Convection Education & Training Activities (Tuesday)
- Presentation by Magali Billen, UC Davis
- Short-Term Crustal Dynamics Working Group Education and Training (Tuesday pm)
- Presentation by Brad Aagaard, USGS
- Long-term tectonics Discussion: from nanometer to global scale (Tuesday)
- Presentation by Magali Billen
- CIG II: Futures (Tuesday)
- Presentation on CIG planning by Louise Kellogg, UC Davis
- Magma Discussion (Tuesday)
- Presentation on Plate Boundary Dynamics
- Short-Term Tectonics Science (Tuesday)
- Presentation by Brad Aagaard, USGS
- Short-Term Tectonics: State of the Union
- Presentation by Mark Simons, Caltech
- Seismology: Current and Future Computational Geoscience Directions: Successes & Failures
- Presented by CIG Seismology Working Group
- Magma Dynamics Notes
- Long Term Tectonics: Current and Future Computational Geoscience Directions: Successes & Failures
- Presented by Long-Term Tectonics Working Group
- Cooperative Institute for Deep Earth Research
- Presentation by Barbara Romanowicz, UC Berkeley
- Adaptive Mesh Refinement (AMR)
- Presentation by Carsten Burstedde, U Texas, Austin
- Software, complexity, and reuse: Robust-to-experimental codes for geodynamics
- Presentation given by Steve Quenette, VPAC/Monash U