The 5th Annual Summer Course in Flux Measurements and Advanced Modeling will
be held July 16-27, 2012 at the University of Colorado Mountain Research
Station, near Boulder, Colorado, USA
If you wish to attend the course please submit an application by: March 30,
2012 (details below)
Organizers: Dave Moore (University of Arizona), Paul Stoy (Montana State
University), and Russ Monson (University of Arizona)
The course will be offered to 24 graduate students, post-docs and faculty
members and will cover: flux measurements at the leaf level; modeling leaf
CO2 and H2O fluxes; eddy covariance measurements; use of stable isotopes to
infer ecosystem-atmosphere fluxes; predictions of fluxes from satellite
observations; canopy flux models; assimilation of flux observations and
satellite remote sensing data into ecosystem process models; and Bayesian
approaches to modeling.
Participating Faculty: Dennis Baldocchi (University of California), Carl
Bernacchi (Univ Illinois), Dave Bowling (University of Utah), Rosie Fisher
(NCAR), Deborah Huntzinger (University of Michigan), Larry Jacobsen
(Campbell Scientific, Inc.), Ray Leuning (CSIRO, Australia), Hank Loescher
(NEON, Inc.), Pat Morgan and George Burba (LI-COR Biosciences), Marcy Litvak
(Univ New Mexico), Russell Monson, David Moore and Shirley Papuga
(University of Arizona), Tristan Quaife (Univ College London), Dave Schimel
(NEON, Inc.), Paul Stoy (Montana State), Ed Swiatek (Campbell Scientific,
Inc.), Dan Yakir (Weizmann Institute), John Zobitz (Augsburg College)
Location: University of Colorado Mountain Research Station, near Boulder,
Colorado, USA
Fees: $2500 for course fees, room and board; NOTE: You must provide your own
means of transportation to Boulder, Colorado
Applications by email: Please include a CV, a statement as to why you want
to participate in the course and how you anticipate it helping your
research, and arrange to have a letter/email sent from your major advisor
supporting your application.
Send applications to: Dr. Dave Moore School of Natural Resources and the
Environment, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721
Email: [email protected]
