2023 Workshops

Day 1: May 22, 2023
Morning session: 9:30AM-11:30AM MST (10:30AM-12:30PM Mexico City, CDMX)

• Attendee introduction – 10 mins

• Project introduction – 10 mins

• Climate assessment summary from IPCC and Mexican reports – 10 mins

• Progress updates from UA/HRC and discussion:

  • Climate data introduction, observation data availability – 30 mins

  • Precipitation projections using Weather Generator workflow – 30 mins c. Evaporation projection for the mining sites – 30 mins

Day 1: May 22, 2023
Afternoon session: 2PM-4PM MST (3PM-5PM Mexico City, CDMX)

• Presentation from Fresnillo: Climate change strategy in Fresnillo and the adaptation plan, infrastructure, and financial impacts. – 45 mins

• Discussion and reflection from the presentations

• Training needs and orientation of the data for the Fresnillo team

Day 2: May 23, 2023
Morning Session: 9:30AM-11:30AM (10:30AM-12:30PM Mexico City, CDMX)

• Recap from Day 1 – 20 mins

• Presentations and dialog

  • 45 mins: Meetings/presentations from UA Mines and Mineral Resources

  • 45 mins: Follow-up discussions

  • Specific information requested from Fresnillo: adaptation plan, mine tailing, mining operations, post operation, infrastructure design, environmental remediation

• Gather ideas from potential projects for resiliency and remediation

• Center for Applied Hydroclimate Sciences (CAHS) June workshop

Times for agenda items are approximate.

Day 1: Thursday, June 15, 2023
Morning session: 9:30AM-11:30AM MST (Tucson local time)

• Opening Remarks, Welcome to Arizona Institute for Resilience – 5 min

• CAHS introduction, workshop logistics and goals, review meeting agenda – 10 min

• Attendee introduction and interest in CAHS – 15 min

• Summary from prior internal workshop and identification of CAHS themes – 10 min

• Stakeholder organization needs lightning presentations – 40 min

• CAHS ongoing and pending projects – 40 min

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  Day 1: Thursday, June 15, 2023
  Afternoon session: 1PM-3:30PM MST (Tucson local time)

• Organizational presentations of applied hydroclimate science activities – 60 min

• Data management and technical and scientific knowledge gaps – 20 min

• Discussion break-out groups: identify opportunities for collaboration, forming teams

  along key research themes, and funding routes – 45 min

• Plenary summary of discussion break-outs – 25 min

Day 2: Friday, June 16, 2023
Morning session: 9:30AM-12PM MST (Tucson local time)

• Summary of Day 1 activities and discussions – 10 min

• Developing hydroclimate-adaptive management paradigms in energy and mining: A

  University of Arizona TRIF-supported project – 20 min

• NSF Industry-University Cooperative Research Center opportunity – 30 min

• Group discussion on facilitating opportunities for collaboration, value proposition –

  45 min

• Plenary summary discussion of break-outs - 25 min

• Center administration – 10 min

• Wrap-up summary and next steps – 10 min