Presentations & Seminars
GLASSNET Conference
Managing the Global Commons: Sustainable agriculture and use of the world’s land and water resources
Welcome and Introduction |
Thomas Hertel |
Theme 1: Climate Change |
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Heat stress on humans |
Matthew Huber |
AgMIP modeling across scales and disciplines |
Alex Ruane |
Climate impacts on agriculture |
Laura Bowling |
Local impacts of global climate policies |
Maksym Chepeliev |
Theme 2: Digital Agriculture |
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Vipin Kumar |
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Digital agriculture in Brazil |
Daniel Padrao |
Frontiers of remote sensing and sustainability |
Melba Crawford |
Design for Sustainable Agriculture Systems |
Ankita Raturi |
Theme 3: Water Resources |
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Irrigated Agriculture’s Role in Water Scarcity |
Brian Richter |
Infrastructure for sustainable water use |
Tara Troy |
Nutrient transport in the Midwest |
Jeff Frey |
Multiscale Analysis of Nutrient Management in the Corn Belt |
Jing Liu |
Theme 4: Cyberinfrastructure for Sustainability |
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Future directions for cyberinfrastructure |
Amy Walton |
Spatial temporal modeling in a supercomputer environment |
Shaowen Wang |
Distributed data curation for interdisciplinary research |
Michael Witt |
Engaging the user community with shared computing platforms |
Venkatesh Merwade |
Theme 5: Ecosystems and Biodiversity |
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Ecosystems in the face of climate change |
Jeff Dukes |
Ecosystem and biodiversity stresses from agriculture |
Sylvie Brouder |
Theme 6: Governance for Sustainability |
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International to local initiatives to preserve biodiversity |
Stephen Polasky |
Property rights and governance of environmental resources |
Kenneth Richards |
Engaging farmers in sustainability initiatives |
Linda Prokopy |
Governance and policy design in the presence of uncertainty |
David Johnson |
GLASSNET Themes |
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Linking global and local sustainability models with improved meso-level analysis |
Justin Johnson |
Spatially explicit economic interactions within and across sub-national regions |
Elena Irwin |
Landing change: Top-down policy-making using bottom-up science |
Carter Brandon |
GLASSNET Members at Conferences
Center for Latin American Monetary Studies, Central Bank of Mexico |
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Land Use, Sustainable Agriculture and Biodiversity | Thomas Hertel |
GLASSNET Working Group Themes:
Data Integration and Interoperability
2021 Biannual Meeting, October 2021 | |
Data Integration | Danielle Grogan, Michael Witt |
2021 Summer Workshop Series, June 2021 |
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Data Integration and GTAP | Angel Aguiar, GTAP |
Artificial Intelligence for Environment & Sustainability (ARIES): Brief Introduction & Potential Lessons for GLASSNET | Ken Bagstad, ARIES |
Challenges in Data Integration and How GLASSNET Can Help | Jan Dietrich, PIK |
Ecosystem Service-Integrated Assessment Modeling Challenges & Research Frontiers for Cross-Scale Modeling & Data Integration |
Becky Chaplin-Kramer, NatCap |
AGU Data Leadership | Shelley Stall, AGU |
Agricultural Research Data Network Overview | Cheryl Porter, University of Florida |
Data Integration at Domain Boundaries - some experiences in LUCKINet | Carsten Meyer, LUCKINet |
Conducting Analysis Across Scales
Bridging Micro- and Macro-Scale Analysis |
Justin Johnson and Uris Baldos |
2021 Summer Workshop Series, July 2021 |
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The biodiversity-production mutualism: Elements that help bridging scales and to change narratives | Ralf Seppelt, UFZ |
Meso-scale as a way to the ultrahigh spatial resolution? | Petr Havlik, IIASA |
Practical tools to link ES and CGEs at global scales The Spatial Economic Allocation Landscape Simulator (SEALS) and downscaling to 8 billion grid-cells | Justin Johnson, NatCap |
The Integrated Economic-Environmental Modeling Platform - A Decision-Support Tool for Evidence-Based Public Policy and Investment Design | Onil Banerjee (IADB) |
Bridging Economic Models with High-Resolution Grid Data | Uris Baldos (Purdue) |
A cross-scale approach to understand agricultural frontiers emergence in Southern and Eastern Africa |
Patrick Meyfroidt (UCL) |