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1 The North American Carbon Program (NACP) Multi-Scale Synthesis and Terrestrial Model Intercomparison (MsTMIP) Project Introductions Overview

2 Introductions – Core Team MsTMIP Management Team AffiliationContact Info Deborah Huntzinger (Science PI) Northern Arizona Universitydeborah.huntzinger@nau.edu Anna Michalak (PI) Carnegie Institution for Science michalak@ciw.edu Kevin Schaefer National Snow and Ice Data Center, University of Colorado kevin.schaefer@nsidc.org Andre Jacobson National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, University of Colorado andy.jacobson@noaa.gov Wilfred M. Post Environmental Science Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory postwmiii@ornl.gov Robert Cookcookrb@ornl.gov Yaxing Weiweiy@ornl.gov

3 Introductions – Collaborators MsTMIP CollaboratorsAffiliationContact Info Peter Thornton Oak Ridge National Lab thorntonpe@ornl.gov Forrest Hoffmanforrest@climatemodeling.org Rama Nemani NASA Ames Research Center rama.nemani@nasa.gov Weile Wangweile.wang@gmail.com Project websitePublichttp://nacp.ornl.gov/MsTMIP.shtml Project wikiPrivatehttp://mstmipsynthesis.pbworks.com/ NASA NEX MsTMIP project page Privatehttps://c3.nasa.gov/nex/projects/1208/ Project Websites and Wikis

4 MsTMIP - Modeling Teams Model team contactEmailAffiliation (Model) Ning Zengzeng@umd.eduUniversity of Maryland (VEGAS) Hanqin Tiantianhan@auburn.eduAuburn University (DLEM) Maoyi HuangMaoyi.Huang@pnl.govPNNL (CLM-VIC) Josh FisherJoshua.B.Fisher@jpl.nasa.govJPL (Multi-model) Atul Jainjain@atmos.uiuc.eduUniv. Illinois Urbana Champaign (ISAM) Bobby (Rob) H. Braswellbbraswel@aer.com Applied Geosolutions, LLC and University of New Hampshire (SIPNET) Changhui Pengpeng.changhui@uqam.caUniversity of Quebec (TRIPLEX-GHG) Ben Poulterbenjamin.poulter@wsl.chWSL (LPJ-wsl) Robert GrantRobert.Grant@ales.ualberta.caUniversity of Alberta (Ecosys) Altaf Arainarainm@mcmaster.caMcMaster University, Canada (CLASS-CTEM-N+) Shuguang (Leo) Luisliu@usgs.govUSGS EROS (GEMS) Philippe Ciais, Nicolas Viovy philippe.ciais@cea.fr nicolas.viovy@lsce.ipsl.fr LSCE (ORCHIDEE) Dan Hayeshayesdj@ornl.govORNL (TEM; CLM-CN) Ian Bakerbaker@atmos.colostate.eduColorado State University (SiB) Kevin Schaeferkevin.schaefer@nsidc.orgUniversity of Colorado (SiB-CASA) Weile Wangweile.wang@gmail.comNASA (Biome-BGC) Tony King, Dan Riccuito, Mac Post kingaw@ornl.gov ricciutodm@ornl.gov postwmiii@ornl.gov ORNL (GTEC)

5 MsTMIP - Goals Extension of the NACP Interim Synthesis Activities Provide feedback to the TBM community in order to improve diagnosis and attribution of carbon fluxes at regional and global scales Evaluate TBMs by direct comparison with observations – Model-observation comparison of NEE and component fluxes; – Model-observation comparison of carbon stocks; – Comparison of transported TBM fluxes to atmospheric CO 2 concentration measurements; and – TBM model-model comparison of NEE and component flux estimates.

6 MsTMIP – Where are we? Simulation protocol has been developed (on website) Environmental driver data is processed and ready to go. Reference output subroutine library developed. Ready to start simulations

7 Timeline for Fall / Winter Spin – up for baseline simulations complete by October, 2011 Workshop in October, 2011 All simulations complete by January, 2012 Collect and process observational datasets (August through December, 2011) Model evaluation metrics develop by January, 2012. Working meeting at Fall AGU in December 2011.

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