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HMT-SE Major Themes from Day 1

HMT-SE Major Themes from Day 1. Identified during group breakouts on February 3, 2009. HMT-SE Major Themes Identified on February 3, 2009. Major themes:. Cross-cutting/broad issues:. Observing network Including tide gages Coastal emphasis Hydrology issues.

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HMT-SE Major Themes from Day 1

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  1. HMT-SE Major Themes from Day 1 Identified during group breakouts on February 3, 2009

  2. HMT-SE Major ThemesIdentified on February 3, 2009 Major themes: Cross-cutting/broad issues: Observing network Including tide gages Coastal emphasis Hydrology issues • Quantitative Precipitation Estimates (QPE) • Quantitative Precipitation Forecasts (QPF) • Hydrologic Applications • Decision Support Tools (DSTs) • Verification • Societal Impacts

  3. Major Themes, cont’d • QPE • Gage, radar, multi-sensor • Algorithms • QPF • More broadly, modeling • Probablistic • Assimilation • Hydro Apps • Very broad, encompasses much • Flash flood and river modeling • River-coastal interaction • DSTs • “Information Technology” • Display • Dissemination • Verification • Societal Impacts

  4. HMT-SE Major ThemesIdentified on February 3, 2009 Major themes  HMT Major Activity Areas: Cross-cutting/broad issues: Observing network Especially water level gages Coastal zone issues Hydrology issues Information Systems (IT infrastructure) Also Discussed: Snow & Ice Information Debris Flows (“mud slides”) Debris in rivers • Quantitative Precipitation Estimates (QPE) • Quantitative Precipitation Forecasts (QPF) • Hydrologic/Hydrodynamic Applications • Decision Support Tools (DSTs) • Verification • Societal Impacts

  5. Proposal for Today’s Breakouts… Break into Four Groups: Each group should also consider: Verification Coastal zone issues Observing network Including water level gages Snow & Ice Information Debris flows (slope flows & in river) Sky to Summit to Sea Information Systems (IT infrastructure) • Quantitative Precipitation Estimates (QPE) • Quantitative Precipitation Forecasts (QPF) • Hydrologic/Hydrodynamic Applications • Decision Support Systems (DSSs) & Societal Impacts

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