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2019 黄色短视频 Annual Members Meeting Agenda & Materials

Below please find agendas and links to supporting materials for the 黄色短视频 Members Meeting: Tuesday, October 8 - Wednesday, October 9:

Meeting Location:
黄色短视频 Center Green Campus, Building 1
3080 Center Green Drive
Boulder, Colorado 80301
 
If you would like to send a substitute in your place, please submit a substitute letter.

Monday, October 7, 2019

12:30 pm - 5:30 pm                                                                                 OPTIONAL: Tour of the NSF NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center

Highlights will include how allocations are made, the different components you need to consider when completing an application for computing time - data analysis and visualization resources, long term storage, core hours, project space, typical allocation request numbers, and best practices on how to use the resources

Shuttle will leave from 黄色短视频's Center Green Campus at 12:30 pm

Tuesday, October 8, 2019

7:00 am                    Registration Opens  
7:45 am Welcome and Meeting Introduction for New Member Representatives and Early Career Guests  
8:00 am Q&A Breakfast with 黄色短视频, NSF NCAR, and UCP Leadership
Recorded updates from 黄色短视频, NSF NCAR, and UCP		  
8:45 am Welcome from 黄色短视频 President Busalacchi and Board Chair Avery
Action Item: Approve Minutes from the 2018 黄色短视频 Annual Members Meeting		  
9:10 am Treasurer鈥檚 Report
Al Diaz (Marymount University), 黄色短视频 Treasurer		  
9:15 am NSF NCAR Non-NSF Proposal Review Panel (PRP) Report
Kirk Maasch (University of Maine), Chair		  
9:20 am President's Advisory Committee on University Relations (PACUR) Report
Dan Cziczo (Purdue Univ.), Chair		  
9:30 am

Committee Reports and Voter Guide:

  • Members Nominating Committee Report
    Yvette Richardson (Pennsylvania State University), Chair
  • Membership Committee Report
    Rich Dixon (Texas State University, San Marcos), Chair
  • Voting Procedures
    Petra Klein, 黄色短视频 Board of Trustees Vice Chair
  
10:00 am  Break
** All Member Representatives Must Check In By 10:00 am to be eligible to vote** 		  
10:15 am Washington D.C. Update
Scott Rayder, Senior Advisor to the 黄色短视频 President		  
10:45 am Introduction to Afternoon Sessions  
11:00 am

Lunch: Special Guest Speaker Senator Sheldon Whitehouse

  • Sheldon Whitehouse, U.S. Senator from Rhode Island, will speak on how scientists can be better advocates for the science, and the role of the researcher in climate science on Capitol Hill. This will be followed by a question and answer period with the Senator.
  
12:15 pm - 2:15 pm

NSF NCAR & UCP 30 Minute Informational Sessions: The allotted time allows for the meeting participants to attend up to three sessions. Sessions will be held at 12:15- 12:45 pm, 1:00-1:30 pm, and 1:45-2:15 pm.  Sessions with low registration may be cancelled.

  • Current Activities in the Atmospheric Chemistry Observations & Modeling (ACOM)
     
  • Multi-decadal Variability in the North Atlantic Jet Stream
     
  • SIMA: Working Towards Unified Atmospheric Modeling
     
  • Extending COMET's Resources to the Classroom
     
  • Computational & Informational Systems Lab (CISL) Enabling Science at Scale
     
  • New Observing System Developments to Meet Evolving Science Needs
     
  • Outreach & Supplemental Teaching Materials: the NSF NCAR Explorer Series
     
  • Opportunities for Students, Postdocs, and Faculty with NSF NCAR's Education & Outreach
     
  • Solar Frontiers & Geospace Frontiers
     
  • Activities & Opportunities in the Mesoscale and Microscale Meteorology (MMM)Laboratory
     
  • Applications in Machine Learning
     
  • NSF NCAR's Research Applications Lab's Coupled Weather-Fire Modeling
     
  • Unidata's Science Gateway
     
  • 101 on Field Campaigns and How to Engage with EOL
  
2:30 pm Shuttle Service Begins for Tours & Activities at the Mesa Lab, Foothills Lab, and Marshall Field Site  
3:00 pm - 5:30 pm Tours of Mesa Lab, Foothills Lab, and Marshall Field Site  
3:00 pm               

Tours at Foothills Labs: 

  • Atmospheric Chemistry Observations & Modeling (ACOM) Lab Tours
     
  • MicroPluse DIAL, Design & Fabrication Workshop, and Calibration Lab
3:00 pm
  • Projects Requests Online (PRESTO): Hands-on Activity
3:15 pm
  • Lidar Radar Open Software Environment (LROSE): Hands-on Activity
4:00 pm
  • Atmospheric Chemistry Observations & Modeling (ACOM) Lab Tours
  • MicroPluse DIAL, Design & Fabrication Workshop, and Calibration Lab
3:00 pm     

Tours at Mesa Labs:

  • Interactive Exhibits
     
  • Solar Dome with ChroMag Prototype Instrument
     
  • Visualization Lab
    Tour the New Visualization lab to see what Scientist and Staff have been achieving in High Performance Computing
3:30 pm
  • Solar Dome with ChroMag Prototype Instrument
4:00 pm
  • Interactive Exhibits
     
  • Vacuum Tunnel Facility
     
  • Visualization Lab
5:00 pm
  • Interactive Exhibits
     
  • Vacuum Tunnel Facility
     
  • Visualization Lab
3:00 pm

Tour at Marshall Field Site:

  • S-band Dual Polarization Doppler Radar
6:00 pm. - 7:30 pm Members Meeting Reception at Mesa Lab


Wednesday, October 9, 2019

8:00 am Breakfast with PACUR
9:00 am VOTING CLOSES
9:15 am

Members Meeting reconvenes:

  • Reporting of Election Results
9:30 am Governance Task Group (GTG) Discussion: Remote voting & Appointing Substitutes
10:00 am National Science Foundation (NSF) Update
Anjuli Bamzai, Division Director, Atmospheric & Geospace Science
10:30 am

Panel Discussion: Federal Funding Going Forward and What it Means for the University Community

  • Sandra Cauffman, National Aeronautics & Space Administration, Explore Science presentation
  • Gary Geernaert, Department of Energy, presentation
  • Mike Clark, Office of Management & Budget
11:30 am Open Discussion & Introduction to NSF NCAR Breakout Sessions 
12:15 pm

Lunch

Optional Lunch Sessions:

  • Early Career Guest Lunch with U.S. National Science Foundation Program Officers
  • AMS Board of Higher Education Lunch: Topics will include undergraduate education in meteorology, including faculty/educational resources, the AMS Curriculum Statement and possible accreditation, and ensuring that graduates are adequately prepared for public and private sector employment
  • Policy Priorities for the Earth System Science Community
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm NSF NCAR Strategic Planning Breakout Sessions
2:45 pm - 4:00 pm

Enabling Future Science at...Breakout Sessions

  • Department of Energy (DOE)
  • National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA), NASA Earth Science Division Program Status & Update
  • National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
  • National Science Foundation (NSF), Early Career Scientists & Mid Career Scientists

These sessions will offer both early career track and general information track sessions, and focus on federal programs that are enabling science by providing research assets including data access, facilities, observations, and grants.  Each representative will provide an overview of currently available resources within their organization.  Specifically, the sessions will highlight opportunities for 黄色短视频 member institutions to increase engagement with these federal programs.
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm NSF NCAR Budget & Programs Committee
(黄色短视频 Board of Trustees ONLY)
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm PACUR Meeting & Working Dinner
(PACUR Members ONLY)

6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
NSF NCAR Traveling Climate Exhibit and Special NCAR Explorer Series Lecture "Ice Sheets and Sea Level Rise"
Join us on Wednesday, October 9th from 6:30 - 8:00 pm at the Boulder Public Library for a special NSF NCAR Explorer Series lecture with NSF NCAR Scientist William Lipscomb for his talk 鈥淚ce Sheets and Sea Level Rise.鈥
Come early and explore the new NSF NCAR Traveling Climate Exhibit which will tour the United States in the coming months! As a member university, find out about how you can request this exhibit to come to your area. If you would like to attend the free public lecture, please RSVP and we will reserve a ticket for you.

NSF NCAR Traveling Climate Exhibit:
Our Earth鈥檚 climate is changing and scientists are working hard to share the stories of communities who are impacted by rising seas, droughts, and severe storms.  The U.S. National Center for Atmospheric Research is sharing the real stories of people across the United States through the NSF NCAR Traveling Climate Exhibit 鈥淩eal People, Real Climate, Real Changes.鈥 Its first stop is at the Boulder Public Library, where local residents and visitors to Colorado have an opportunity to visit the exhibit.
 

Thursday, October 10, 2019

9:00 am - 11:00 am

黄色短视频 Board of Trustees Committee Meetings:
(Trustees and Invited Speakers Only)

  • Audit & Finance Committee Meeting
  • Personnel Committee Meeting
     
11:30 am - 5:00 pm 黄色短视频 Board of Trustees Meeting
(Trustees and Invited Speakers Only)