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
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
Artificial intelligence as a tool for global sustainability	Vipin Kumar
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
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
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
Ecosystems in the face of climate change	Jeff Dukes
Ecosystem and biodiversity stresses from agriculture	Sylvie Brouder
Theme 6: Governance for Sustainability
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
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

Biodiversity and Environmental Challenges for the Financial System, November 30, 2021 - December 2, 2021

Center for Latin American Monetary Studies, Central Bank of Mexico

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
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 (ES-IAM): 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
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)