Presentations:
NASA Global Drought Monitoring Workshop April 2011
Workshop held in Silver Spring, Maryland, USA, April 11 - 12, 2011
Sponsored by:
NASA Applied Sciences
Workshop Schedule
Agenda
Presentations 11 April 2011
Presentations 12 April 2011
Poster Presentations
Presentations 11 April 2011
Session 1: Introduction and Background
- Overview of the objectives of the workshop and introduction to the
NASA Water Resources program
Bradley Doorn, NASA HQ
- Introduction to the NASA Water Science program
Jared Entin, NASA HQ
- Invited Keynote:
Global Drought Monitoring: Lessons from NIDIS and the Drought Monitor Process
Kelly Redmond, Desert Research Institute (DRI) (76 slides)
- The development of the Global Drought Monitor Portal and Summaries of the
April 2010 Global Drought Assessment and associated workshops
Richard Heim, NOAA
Session 2: Existing national and international drought services:
services,opportunities and gaps
- NDMC and USDM Activities
Mike Hayes, U. Nebraska, NDMC
- NASA contributions to global drought monitoring
Dave Toll, NASA Water Resources
- USAID's international water and drought related activities
A. Sezin Tokar, USAID
Session 3: Special requirements for drought monitoring
in the fields of agriculture and hydrology
- Global Operational Systems that Monitor Drought Impacts on Global Crop Production
Curt Reynolds, USDA
- GEOSS Agriculture activities and drought
Chris Justice, U. Maryland
- Meeting regional needs for drought information through SERVIR
Ashutosh Limaye, NASA
- Drought, food security and FEWSNET
Jim Verdin, USGS
- Monitoring Many Faces of Drought over the United States
Kingste Mo, NOAA
- Issues in drought monitoring: Canadian experiences
Rick Lawford, U. Maryland
Session 4: Current and potential use of NASA and other
remote sensing products in monitoring and analysis of drought
- Examples of the use of NASA and other Remote Sensing and data assimilation
products and information platforms in drought monitoring and prediction
Shawana Johnson, Global Marketing Insights
- Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) observations for identifying drought
Molly Brown, NASA
- A satellite-based drought product using thermal remote sensing of evapotranspiration
Martha Anderson, USDA
- Examining the role of evaporative demand in drought monitoring
Mike Hobbins, NOAA
- Integrated data and model needs for drought monitoring
Dennis Lettenmaier, U. of Washington
- Enhancement of Drought Monitoring with NASA Satellite Data
Son Nghiem, NASA/JPL
- Vegetation Drought Response Index (VegDRI) - A Tool for Agricultural Drought Monitoring
Brian Wardlow, U. Nebraska, NDMC
- Application of Assimilated GRACE Data for Drought Monitoring
Matthew Rodell, NASA
- Downscaling and drought predictions
Xin-Zhong Liang, U. Maryland
- Global and Regional Drought Monitoring Implementation through the
Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS)
Will Pozzi, NOAA
Session 5: Contributions of data assimilation products and models
in monitoring and predicting drought
- Quantitative Drought Monitoring based on Land Surface Modeling and Remote Sensing Products
Alok Sahoo, Princeton
- Global Drought Monitoring using PERSIANN and SPI
Peyman Daneshkar Arasteh, UCI
- Enhancing the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) over Africa
by tracking agricultural drought using the NASA product-based
FEWSNET Land Data Assimilation System (FLDAS)
Soni Yatheendradas
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Presentations 12 April 2011
Session 5 (continued): Contributions of data assimilation
products and models in monitoring and predicting drought
- NLDAS and Drought Monitoring over the Continental United States
Mike Ek, NOAA
- The Use of Earth Observations in the North American Land Data Assimilation System (NLDAS)
for Drought Monitoring and Prediction
David Mocko, NASA
- Evaluation of long-term, high-resolution NLDAS products using in-situ observations,
and application of these products to the U.S. Drought Monitor
Youlong Xia, NOAA
- The Seasonal Prediction of Hydrological Drought
Randy Koster, NASA
Session 6: Drought monitoring in the framework of global programs
- GEO and Drought Monitoring Activities
Rick Lawford, U. Maryland
- Report on the recent WCRP drought workshop in Barcelona
Siegfried Schubert, NOAA
- A Remote Sensing-based Global Agricultural Drought Monitoring and Forecasting
System for Supporting GEOSS
Liping Di, George Mason U.
- MENA Water Information System Platform (WISP) drought activities
Ben Zaitchik, Johns Hopkins
Session 7: Short reports on drought programs in other departments
- NOAA: climate and drought activities
Nancy Beller-Simms, NOAA
- USGS drought related activities
Jerad Bales, USGS
- US BOR drought related activities
Ken Nowak, US BOR
- US EPA drought related activities
Audrey Levine, US EPA
- NASA: Maps, Tools and Services at NASA GES DISC for Supporting
Global Drought Monitoring Activities
Zhong Liu, NASA
- NIDIS and drought monitoring and update on the IEEE Drought Workshop
Chad McNutt, NOAA
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Poster Presentations
- NIDIS Research and Implementation: Developing Early Warning Information
Systems Across Climactic Timescales
Darby
- ICIWaRM Non-Proprietary Drought Atlas Software
Jason Giovannettone
- Changes to the North Atlantic Subtropical High and Its Impact on
Summer Droughts/Floods in the Southeastern US
Wenhong Li
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Date Last Modified: 08/9/11