Geospatial Modeling (GM)

November 13, 2018Written by IMCI

Working Group leader: Luke Sheneman

Group members: Bruce Godfrey, Carrie Roever, Paul Gessler, Erich Seamon, Raymond Dezzani, Steve Radil, Roger Lew, John Abatzoglou, Katherine Hegewisch, Jason Karl, Vincent Jansen

Originated: April 2018

Description:

The Geospatial Modeling (GM) Working Group will explore and propose platforms and methodologies for performing spatially-explicit modeling across landscape and watershed scales. This working group will focus on the interactions of spatial patterns and human and ecological processes as well as enabling heterogeneous data and model interoperability.

Our goal is to build an active community around geospatial modeling in support of current and future CMCI projects, as needed.

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