Chesapeake Bay Program Climate Change Modeling 2.0
September 24, 2018 - September 25, 2018Annapolis, MD
This two-day workshop brought together experts in climate change, estuarine, and watershed sciences to undertake a detailed and focused examination of the current results of the Chesapeake Bay Program’s (CBP) Midpoint Assessment climate change modeling efforts, assess lessons-learned and recommend next steps.
The motivation for the workshop stems from the Principals’ Staff Committee decision to develop a framework for addressing climate change impacts in the Phase III Watershed Implementation Plans (WIPs), recognizing that further work is needed to have the CBP jurisdictions account for additional nutrient and sediment pollutant loads due to climate change conditions by 2025, in their 2-year milestones beginning in 2022.
Presentations
Bennett_Monitoring 2.0 Intro and Purpose
BHATT STAC CC WS – Application of Phase 6 Watershed Model to Climate Change Assessment
Currey_Chesapeake Bay Program Climate Change Modeling 2
Findings of the Phase 6 Watershed Model_Bhatt
Overview_Climate Impact Assessment Framework_Shenk
Plenary_Global Perspectives_Boesch
Shenk_2018 09 24 CBP Climate Change Analysis for 2017 STAC
Workshop Background and Objectives_Bennett
Breakouts/Roundtable
FriedrichsHood_Estuarine_Breakout_slides
Recommendations_Group 1 Watershed_20180924
Buda_STAC_extreme_rainfall_(9-23-18)
Round Table_Buda, Butcher, Dell, Shirmohammadi
Shirmohammadi et al- EPA-Climate Change Modeling Workshop-9-24-18 (2)
Presentations to STAC (December 2018 STAC Quarterly Meeting):
Shenk, 2018 12 07 STAC CC20 WS watershed breakout gary shenk
2018 12 07 STAC CC20 WS watershed breakout gary shenk
Friedrichs_CCworkshop_STAC_slides_Dec2018