multiscale modeling using the penn state integrated HYDROLOGIC modeling system (PIHM)
WORKSHOP DATES: AUGUST 2 - 4, 2010 (Arrive August 1st)
As part of our Critical Zone cross-site activities we will be holding a workshop 2 - 4 August 2010. PIHM is multi-process, multi-scale hydrologic modeling tool, where the physical processes are fully coupled using the semi-discrete finite volume method. This workshop will provide hands-on experience in using PIHM for modeling watershed dynamics. Participants will learn to use a customized GIS interface to PIHM (called PIHMgis) for (i) automated ingestion of model parameters from national databases, (ii) conditional domain decomposition of the model domain, (iii) performing multistate simulations and calibration and (iv) visualization of model results. The workshop is part of the NSF-funded Critical Zone Observatory program at Penn State. A goal of the Workshop is to help stimulate cross-site CZO modeling activities. The number of attendees is limited for this first year so please let us know soon if you will be attending before July 20.
LOCATION
- Days Inn at Penn State, 814-238-8454 (Reserve under PIHM Workshop)
ORGANISER
- Prof. Christopher J. Duffy, Penn State University (cxd11 @ psu.edu)
TECHNICAL CONTACTS
- Prof. Mukesh Kumar (mk176 @ duke.edu)
- Gopal Bhatt (gxb913 @ psu.edu)
- Xuan Yu (xxy113 @ psu.edu)
- George Holmes (ghh108 @ psu.edu)
- Lorne Leonard (lnl3 @ psu.edu)
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
- July 20, 2010
sessions
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Monday: AM 08:30 - 12:00 Overview of PIHM, PIHMgis
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Monday: PM 01:30 - 05:00 Hands-on development of a prototype watershed
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Tuesday: AM 08:30 - 12:00 How to build model data set from national/international data sources
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Tuesday: AM 01:30 - 05:00 Real watershed model development
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Wednesday: AM 08:30 - 12:00 Open modeling session and advanced problem solving
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Wednesday: AM 01:30 - 05:00 Discuss advanced codes for modeling solute transport, age of solutes, sediment transport, vegetation modeling, fully 3-D version and 2-D hydrodynamic formulation for flow, solute, sediment and bed evolution
A new version of PIHMgis will be made available to registered attendees before the workshop. The software has been tested on Mac OS X (Leopard 10.5 and Snow Leopard 10.6) and Microsoft Windows (XP, Vista, OS7). In order to actively participate in the workshop you should have your own laptop running one of listed operating system. No computer access will be provided. Any standard configuration of Processor and RAM is suggested.
RELEVENT PUBLICATIONS
- A semi-discrete finite volume formulation for multiprocess watershed simulation, Water Resour. Res., 43, W08419, doi:10.1029/2006WR005752.
- The Role of Physical, Numerical and Data Coupling in a Mesoscale Watershed Model (PIHM)
- An efficient domain decomposition framework for accurate representation of geodata in distributed hydrologic models (International Journal of GIS, v.24, In Press)
- Shared Data Model to Support Environment Sensor Network Data in Hydrologic Models, International Congress on Environmental Modelling and Software, 4th Biennial Meeting of iEMSs
- Bridging the Gap between Geohydrologic Data and Distributed Hydrologic Modeling, International Congress on Environmental Modelling and Software, 4th Biennial Meeting of iEMSs