Co-creating Useful and Usable Climate Intervention Simulations

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Desired outputs from breakout session:

Discuss the most useful near term SDM-involved scenarios and configurations for initial development, including focus on single interventions (such as SAI) and resulting impacts and policy actions/alliances
Discuss most useful long-term SDM-involved scenarios and configurations, including combinations of multiple interventions and resulting impacts, and actions/alliances

Time (MST) (UTC - 7)	Session/Talk Titles	Location	Speakers/Chairs
8:30-9:00am	Morning Networking
9:00-9:45am	SDM Breakouts - near term scenarios	Breakout Rooms	Moderators: Dale Rothman, Enrico Boriello, Allen Lee and workshop organizing committee
9:45-10:30am	SDM Breakouts - long-term scenarios	Breakout Rooms	Moderators: Dale Rothman, Enrico Boriello, Allen Lee and workshop organizing committee
10:30-10:45am	Break	Auditorium	—-
10:45-11:30am	SDM Breakouts reporting and discussion	Auditorium	Moderators: Michael Barton, Andrea Smith
11:30-12:00pm	Workshop & Project Next Steps	Auditorium	Monica Morrison
12:00pm	Workshop Adjourned		—-

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Thursday, April 11 1 2024, 9am - 4pm MST

Plenary and Panel objectives:

Participants gain understanding of objectives and approach of new Societal Dynamic Model (SDM) component for CESM (afternoon)
Participants develop an understanding of the uses and limitations of ESM output from the perspectives of a variety of users
Participants receive additional information about salient impacts given certain CI strategies and their projected changes to climate drivers
Participants provide input about the potential influence of climate impacts on CI policies for SDM prototype development.

Desired outputs from breakout session:

Identification of impacts that are most important and relevant for users’ work and that are central to the discussed uses from breakout session discussions on day 1
Understanding of the relevant dimensions of the phenomena of interest (e.g., extreme temperature and precipitation, tropical cyclones, ice sheet seasonality) and how these dimensions (i.e., magnitude, frequency, duration, thresholds, and spatial extent) might be adequately measured and interpreted for usability of output

Time (MST) (UTC - 7)	Session/Talk Titles	Location	Speakers/Chairs
8:30-9:00am	Morning Networking	Lobby	—-
9:00-9:45am	Panel: Uses of ESM output for human and environmental impacts assessment	Auditorium	Panelists: Laura Holliday, Mari Tye, Areidy Beltran-Pena, John Charlery, Luke Parsons, Kelsey Roberts. Moderators: Monica Morrison and Peter Lawrence
9:45-10:00am	Questions & Discussion	Auditorium	Moderators: Peter Lawrence, Michael Barton
10:00-10:30am	Break	Atrium	—-
10:30-11:45am	Breakout session: Impacts Assessment: indicators and metrics for measurement and communication of impacts	Breakout rooms	Moderators: workshop organizing committee
11:45-12:15pm	Report back and discussion	Auditorium	Andrea Smith
12:15-1:30pm	Networking lunch	Atrium	—-
1:30-2:45pm	Plenary: Social Dynamic Model (SDM): Overview & Demonstration	Auditorium	Michael Barton, Allen Lee
2:45-3:00pm	Break	Atrium	—-
3:00-4:00pm	Panel: CI Policy Decisions and Discussion	Auditorium	Panelists: Joffa Applegate, Tyler Felgenhauer, and Sean Bergin. Moderator: Enrico Borriello.
4:00pm	Adjourn for Day	—-	—-
6:00pm	Group Dinner	Foch Café 21 E Sixth St Unit 146

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Past Agenda Details Below

Plenary objectives:

Participants become familiar with the GCR project, their roles, and the role of workshop in relation to engagement and usability of products/results
Participants understand climate intervention techniques and their salient impacts subject to investigation in the GCR project
Participants understand CESM and details of the CCIS model configuration and limitations

Desired outputs from breakout session:

Identification of model uncertainties, inadequacies, and errors that are most important to quantify and communicate from the user’s perspective
Identification of thresholds for uncertainties, inadequacies, and errors that impact usability
Identification of potential uses of model outputs and contexts in which they will be applied

Time (MST) (UTC - 7)	Session/Talk Titles	Location	Speakers/Chairs
8:30-9:00am	Pickup Attendee Materials & Networking	Atrium	—--
9:00-9:05am	Welcome to ASU and Workshop	Auditorium	Peter Schlosser
9:05-9:30am	Introduction: Workshop purposes, agenda and logistics	Auditorium	Andrea Smith; Monica Morrison
9:30-10:00am	GCR Project Overview	Auditorium	Monica Morrison; Michael Barton
10:00-10:30am	Group Questions and Discussion	Auditorium	Monica Morrison; Andrea Smith
10:30-11:00am	Break	Atrium	—--
11:00-11:20am	GCR Climate Intervention Scenarios	Auditorium	Tyler Felgenhauer
11:20-11:45am	Details of CESM and CCIS Configuration	Auditorium	Peter Lawrence
11:45-12:00pm	Questions and Discussion		Monica Morrison
12:00-1:00pm	Networking Lunch	Atrium	—--
1:00-1:30pm	Terrestrial CDR:Overview & Uncertainties	Auditorium	Peter Lawrence
1:30-2:00pm	Marine CDR:Overview & Uncertainties	Auditorium	David Koweek (Ocean Visions)
2:00-2:30pm	SRM:Overview & Uncertainties	Auditorium	Simone Tilmes
2:30-2:45pm	Questions and Discussion	Atrium	Monica Morrison
2:45-3:00pm	Break	Atrium	—-
3:00-4:20pm	Breakout Sessions: Model uncertainties & errors, use contexts and constraints	Breakout rooms	Moderators: workshop organizing committee
4:20-5:00pm	Report back and discussion;	Auditorium	Peter Lawrence, Andrea Smith
5:00pm	ADJOURN for day	—-	—-