North American Carbon Program 4 th All-Investigator Meeting Albuquerque, NM February 4 th – 7 th, 2013 Overview of Meeting Agenda Deborah Huntzinger Co-Chair.

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North American Carbon Program 4 th All-Investigator Meeting Albuquerque, NM February 4 th – 7 th, 2013 Overview of Meeting Agenda Deborah Huntzinger Co-Chair of Scientific Planning Committee

Dan Hayes (Co-Chair)Mike Kuperberg Deborah Huntzinger (Co-Chair)Ruben Lara Simone AlinBev Law Paula BontempiJohannes Lehmann David ButmanGregg Marland J. Elliott CampbellJeremy Mathis Nancy CavallaroRaymond Najjar Ankur DesaiTom Oda Michael DietzeKevin Schaefer Carla EvansAndrew Schuh Nancy FrenchGyami Shrestha Peter GriffithGraham Stinson Sean HealeyRodrigo Vargas Lucy HutyraTris West Andy JacobsonDiane Wickland Maria Janowiak 2013 NACP AIM Planning Committee

Keynotes Opening Keynote: NACP - where have we been? Where are we now? and What does the future hold for NACP? – Steve Wofsy and Ken Davis Closing Keynote: How can our science better inform policy and management decisions? – Anna Michalak, Molly Macauley, Molly Brown, and Richard Moss

Plenary Cross cutting oral presentations under each of the 5 major themes: – Today: Theme 1 (Diagnosis of the atmospheric carbon cycle) also program highlights for Ameriflux and NACP Synthesis activities – Tomorrow: Theme 2 (Drivers of anthropogenic emissions); Theme 3 (Vulnerability of carbon stocks to change); Theme 4 (Ecosystem impacts of change) – Wednesday: Theme 5 (Carbon management); Theme 6 (Decision support)

Special Sessions Communicating our science (Today) – Jeff Kiehl, Dan Kahan, and Robert Inglis The National Climate Assessment (Tomorrow) International climate policy and negotiation (Wednesday) Inter-agency science priorities and vision (Thursday)

Poster Sessions Every evening from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Grand Pavilion I-III Today (Theme 1) Tomorrow (Themes 2 and 3) Wednesday (Themes 4-6 and other)

Breakout Sessions 6 concurrent breakout sessions each day centered around 6 breakout themes – Observational networks – Disturbance impacts – CMS and decisions support – Continental-Coastal interactions – Regional mechanisms and processes – Model-data fusion Report back from breakouts in the mornings