Spring 2009 |
Class Schedule |
from Bill Budd 1-22-09:
Climate Change 2007 IPCC Synthesis Report.pdf
from Bill Budd 1-22-09
Meeting
the Challenges of Policy-Relevant Science.pdf
from Paul Higgins (for the Feb. 9th meeting):
A Year to Solve the Climate Problem
Bridge Over a Philosophical Divide
A Mitigation Framework for Maximum
Climate Protection
from Brian Lamb (for the Feb 23rd visit by Linda Geiser)
1st Paper on Nitrogen: Emissions,
Deposition and Monitoring in the Western US
2nd Paper on Nitrogen: Ecological
Effects of Nitrogen Deposition in the Western US
from Brian Lamb (for the March 2nd visit by Brian Mader -- see Flyer)
EPA Website: http://www.epa.gov/stateply/
IPCC website: http://www.ipcc-nggip.iges.or.jp/
Papadimitriou et al. Experimental Theoretical Study of the Atmospheric
Chermistry and Global Warming Potential of SO2F2.
J. Phys. Chem A. 2008. 112, 12657-1266.
from Andy Ford (for the March 9th seminar on energy sysytem
modeling)
1st Paper: Boom & Bust in Power
Plant Construction: Lessons from the California Electricity Crisis
2nd Paper: Scenarios for Rapid Reduction
in Carbon Dioxoide Emissions in the Western Electricity System
Stern Review Summary: This report
prepared for the UK Government compares the cost of taking action to lower
CO2 emissions
with the costs of dealing with climate change if we do not take action.
from Brian Lamb (for the March 23rd visit by Peter Adams)
1st Paper on ammonia: Emission inventory for dairy cows in the US
2nd Paper on emission controls: as a cost-effect strategy for reducing atmospheric particulate
matter
3rd Paper on ammonia emission inventories: 2006 article
4th Paper on ammonia emissions from dairy cows:
a process-based model
from Asmeret Bier and Andy Ford: Introduction
to the Game
(for the Thermal Trading Classroom Simulation experiment on March 30th)
from Brian Lamb, link
to an editorial in Science magazine on career paths for scientists:
from Andy Ford, for the April 6th meeting on a classroom simulation of a
Feebate Policy
background reading
-- chapter 16 from the 2nd edition of Modeling the Environment (in press)
link
to a netsim version of the feebate model (for ESRP 550 students to refresh
your memory)
from Professor Jon Yoder, School of Economic Sciences,
for the April 13th seminar, background on the biofuels
study for the State of Washington
power point slides
from Prof. Yoder's April 13th presentation
from Andy Ford for the April 20th presentation by
Dr. Allyson Beall
-Instructor, School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Washington State
University
-Researcher, Program in Waters of the West, University of Idaho
Website for the Army Corps
of Engineers use of models for Shared Vision Planning,
Website
for the Palouse Basin Participatory Water Modeling project, and
Article on participatory modeling
of the land-use and the Sage Grouse population in Central Washington