Agenda of the Session at EGU 2011

		Chairperson: Dieter Kranzlmueller

		13:30–13:45	Steven Newhouse European E-Infrastructure to Support Environmental Science

		13:45–14:00	Stefano Nativi Earth Sciences Multi-disciplinary Interoperability role in Distributed Research Infrastructures

		14:00–14:15	Antonio Plaza High Performance Computing in Complex Environments: Applications to Hyperspectral Remote Sensing Data Analysis

			Dorian Gorgan, Danut Mihon, Teodor Stefanut, Victor Bacu, Denisa Rodila Grid Based Environment Oriented Tools and Applications for Black Sea Catchment Basin

		14:15–14:30	Philip Kershaw, Rachana Ananthakrishnan, Luca Cinquini, Estanislao Gonzalez, Dennis Heimbigner, and Bryan Lawrence Access Control Architecture for the Earth System Grid Federation: Building an Infrastructure of Secured Data Access Services for the Climate Science Research Community

		14:30–14:45	Jim Freer and the EVOp Team An Environmental Virtual Observatory pilot (EVOp) for integrated catchment science - A framework for demonstrating national scale modelling of hydrology and biogeochemistry

		14:45–15:00	Quillon Harpham, Geoff Pearce, Gordon Glasgow, and Adrian Harper Fluid Earth - A Platform for Integrated Modelling Using the OpenMI Standard
		COFFEE BREAK
		Chairperson: Antonio Parodi

		15:30–15:45	Albrecht Weerts and Peter Gijsbers Uptake of new technologies by operational hydrologic forecasting agencies

		15:45–16:00	Jeffery S. Horsburgh, David G. Tarboton, David R. Maidment, Ilya Zaslavsky, Daniel P. Ames, Jonathan L. Goodall, and Richard P. Hooper Advancing A Services Oriented Architecture for Sharing Hydrologic Data

		16:00–16:15	Efi Foufoula-Georgiou, Paola Passalacqua, William E. Dietrich, and Dino Bellugi Digital Earth: Advancing hydro-geomorphology and hazard prediction

		16:15–16:30	V. Chandrasekar and Masayuki Maki Development of Distributed Sensing Infrastructure and Flood Monitoring Systems

		16:30–16:45	Tiziana Paccagnella, David Richardson, Douglas Schuster, Richard Swinbank, Zoltan Toth, and Steven Worley TIGGE, TIGGE LAM and the GIFS

		16:45–17:00	Mathias Rotach, Marco Arpagaus, Manfred Dorninger, Christoph Hegg, Andrea Montani, and Roberto Ranzi Uncertainty propagation for flood forecasting in the Alps: Different views and impacts from MAP D-PHASE

DISTRIBUTED RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE FOR HYDRO-METEOROLOGY STUDY

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Agenda of the Session at EGU 2011