At-A-Glance Agenda Mon 31 Jan AmeriFlux Tue 1 Feb AmeriFlux & NACP Wed 2 Feb NACP Thu 3 Feb NACP Fri 4 Feb NACP 8:30–10:30AmeriFlux Programmatic Issues.

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At-A-Glance Agenda Mon 31 Jan AmeriFlux Tue 1 Feb AmeriFlux & NACP Wed 2 Feb NACP Thu 3 Feb NACP Fri 4 Feb NACP 8:30–10:30AmeriFlux Programmatic Issues AmeriFlux & NACP Welcome and Program Briefings NACP Integrating Theme Carbon & Water NACP Integrating Theme Anthropogenic Emissions NACP Integrating Theme N. American Carbon Budget I 10:30–11:00 Break Final Discussion Adjourn 11:00–12:00AmeriFlux Programmatic Issues (cont.) AmeriFlux Integrative Studies of Ecosystem Change Poster Session III NACP Poster Session IV NACP 12:00–1:30Lunch; AmeriFlux Business Mtg Lunch; CarboNA SSC & GCWG Lunch; NACP SSG & CCIWG 1:30–3:30AmeriFlux Process Studies AmeriFlux Integrative Studies of Ecosystem Change; Multi-scale Synthesis; Regionalization Carbon Cycle Science Plan; RECCAP; Ocean Carbon & Biogeochemistry NACP Integrating Theme Science for Carbon Management 3:30–4:00 Break 4:00–5:00Poster Session I Ameriflux AmeriFlux Prognostic Studies using Flux Data; NACP Site Synthesis NACP Parallel Session A RS & Disturbance; Model Evaluation & Data NACP Parallel Session B Tropical & Sub-tropical; North American Carbon Budget II 5:00-5:15AmeriFlux Steering Committee Mtg Poster Session II AmeriFlux & NACP Hotel Hosted Reception Carbon and Policy 5:15-6:00 6:00-7:00

Side Meetings Tuesday Feb 1 AmeriFlux Business Meeting Time: Noon–1:30 pm Room: Blue Room Indianapolis Flux Project (INFLUX) Time: 6:00 pm–9:00 pm Room: Bienville Open to the Community Contact: Jocelyn Turnbull CO2 Regional Inversion Modelers Time: 5:00 pm–7:00 pm Room: Lafitte Invitation Only Contact: Andrew Schuh

Side Meetings Wednesday Feb 2 CarboNA SSC & GCWG Time: Noon–1:30 pm Room: Conti Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center Time: 5:15–6:15 pm Room: Bienville Open to the Community Presentation of AmeriFlux site and Data Exploration System Contact: Misha Krassovski Coastal Synthesis Meeting Time: 5:15–6:15 pm Room: Conti Open to the Community Contact: Jeremy Mathis Design Framework for Real-Time Large-Scale, Parallel, Intelligent, CO2 Data Assimilation Time: 5:15–6:15 pm Room: Lafitte Open to the Community Contact: Vineet or Anna Michalak

Side Meetings Thursday Feb 3 NACP SSG & CCIWG Time: Noon–1:30 pm Room: Conti NACP Regional/Continental Interim Synthesis: discussion of model and inventory-based data comparisons Time: 6:00pm – 6:30pm Room: Lafitte Open to the Community Contact: Daniel Hayes MsTMIP – The North American Carbon Program Multi-Scale Synthesis & Terrestrial Model Intercomparison Project Time: 6:30 pm–7:30pm Room: Bienville Open to the Community Contact: Debbie Huntzinger or Anna Michalak BP Oil Spill Time: 6:30–8:30 pm Room: Conti Open to the Community Contact: Ira Leifer or Steven Lohrenz

Simone AlinNOAA PMELPaul HansonORNL ESD Bob AndresORNL CDIACDan HayesU Alaska Fairbanks Chris BarnetNOAA NESDISDebbie HuntzingerU Michigan Alan BarrEnv. CanadaAndy JacobsonNOAA ESRL Paula BontempiNASA HQ (IWG)Mike KuperbergDOE (IWG) Nancy CavallaroUSDA (IWG)Elise PendallU Wyoming Ben de JongECOSUR MexicoBrent SohngenOhio State U Ed DlugokenckyNOAA ESRLPaul StoyMontana State U Carla EvansNASA GSFC (NACP)Eric SundquistUSGS Marjie FriedrichsVIMSPeter ThorntonORNL ESD Peter GriffithNASA GSFC (NACP)Diane WicklandNASA HQ (IWG) Program committee - NACP 3 rd All-Investigators Meeting

NACP Office Personnel Peter Griffith Carla Evans Amy Morrell Beth Nelson Bethany Reed