2022 Workshops

First Engagement Workshop

On Friday, April 29th, 2022 the Center for Applied Hydroclimate Science held a workshop to introduce their core mission, and their current research, service, and outreach activities. The event was held both in-person and online. View some photos from the event and the original agenda below.

Workshop SummarY (.pptx)

Photo Gallery

Workshop attendees gathered around tables watching a presentation.
Workshop attendees gathered in a conference room.
Workshop attendees conversing and working together.
Workshop attendees watching a presentation in a conference room.
Workshop attendees gathered around each other conversing and working together.

The workshop consisted of: 

  • An introduction to CAHS's core vision and mission, and current research service and outreach activities.
  • Brainstorming sessions to
    1. formulate the research focus groups for the center and discuss possible funding opportunities, and
    2. how CAHS can serve as a facilitating mechanism for collaborative projects in applied hydrometeorological science across the university.
  • A lunch presentation summarizing the recently completed Lower Santa Cruz Basin study, as a successful example of the type of work CAHS would like to conduct. The tentative presenter will be Eve Halper from the US Bureau of Reclamation.

Workshop Agenda:

10:30-10:35AM: Welcome from CAHS Director and AIRES Director
10:35-10:55AM: CAHS Introduction
10:55-11:15AM: Padlet orientation
11:15AM-12:15PM: Brainstorm session #1 Formulate the core research themes and execution
12:15-12:30PM: Session #1 report
12:30-01:15PM: Lunch (Eve Halper, Bureau of Reclamation)
01:15-02:15PM: Brainstorm session #2 Value proposition: Your requirements/needs for a collaborative project through CAHS?
02:15-02:30PM: Session #2 report
02:30-02:45PM: Concluding remarks and future plans