Rationale and Strategy for a Community Modeling Platform in the Hydrologic Sciences

Murdoch, Lawrence C.; Lakshmi, V.; Hooper, Richard

doi:10.4211/techrpts.200911.tr8

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“…CUAHSI is also working toward establishing a Community Hydrologic Modeling Platform (CHyMP) as a way to establish a framework for coupling hydrologic processes. The group has held several workshops (Famiglietti et al 2008(Famiglietti et al , 2009(Famiglietti et al , 2010(Famiglietti et al , 2011Arrigo 2011) and is planning to move toward development of a hydrologic multiphysics modeling platform (CUAHSI 2011).…”

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Future of Groundwater Modeling

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Panday

2012

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Future of Groundwater Modeling

Langevin¹,

Panday

2012

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“…. A first, scoping workshop was held in March, 2008 [Famiglietti et al, 2008[Famiglietti et al, , 2009, and identified the need for a substantive, university-led community modeling activity in hydrologic science. A second workshop, Blueprint for a Community Hydrologic Modeling Platform (CHyMP) Workshop, further developed the community vision of CHyMP.…”

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“…To initiate CHyMP, three workshops on the development of community modeling were held in March 2008 (Famiglietti et al, 2008(Famiglietti et al, , 2009, and March 2009 (Famiglietti et al, 2010), and March 2011 (Arrigo, 2011).…”

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Establishing a Framework for Community Modeling in Hydrologic Science

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Moving forward, CHyMP implementation should begin with working groups focused initially on an initial version of a National Water Model by establishing current capabilities through benchmarking large-scale models, identifying and enhancing current continental-scale data of important forcing and parameters, and evaluating the cyberinfrastructure needed to support truly integrated hydrologic modeling across the continent.

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“…With the support of the Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Sciences, Inc. (CUAHSI), a focused effort called the Community Hydrologic Modeling Platform (CHyMP) [Famiglietti et al, 2008[Famiglietti et al, , 2009 has been initiated in order to enable this accelerated development path. The CHyMP effort will provide infrastructure for community-driven platform and integrated model development, as well as the framework for distribution, high performance computing access and technical support.…”

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“…The results of that workshop are summarized in Famiglietti et al [2008Famiglietti et al [ , 2009. In brief, workshop participants expressed unanimous support for moving forward with the CHyMP effort, along with recommendations to pursue emerging computational methods, and the development of an integrated, national-scale water model.…”

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confidence: 99%