AmeriFlux Meetings and Workshops

AmeriFlux Meetings and Workshops

AmeriFlux Data-Tech Workshop participants hike down from the tour of the Niwot Ridge flux towers. Colorado fall colors! September 21, 2016

AmeriFlux Data-Tech Workshop participants hike down from the tour of the Niwot Ridge flux towers. Colorado fall colors! September 21, 2016

With DOE, we co-sponsor the AmeriFlux Annual Meeting, where all members of the AmeriFlux community are welcome. We also organize annual AmeriFlux Data and Tech Workshops, where attendees can get practical advice and hands-on training. As the community requests, we hold workshops on special topics.

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2024 AmeriFlux Annual Meeting

September 3: Early-Career Networking (in-person, half day)

September 4-6: Annual Meeting (hybrid plenary sessions, in-person or virtual breakout discussions and in-person poster session)

September 10: Virtual Poster session for all

The in-person location is Berkeley, California

Now open:

Abstract submission – deadline July 26

Breakout suggestions – deadline July 28

Registration for in-person attendance – deadline August 10

Registration for virtual attendance – deadline August 30

Coming soon: tentative agenda, logistics and site visit info.


Workshop: Remote Sensing and Fluxes Upscaling for Real-world Impact

Find information on hotels here.

Registration is now open. Please fill out this form to register.

The tentative agenda is available here.

 

Date: July 9-10, 2024
Location: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley, CA) or Online
More information is coming soon.

The goal of this workshop is to integrate remote sensing and flux data and foster future collaborations and syntheses that will yield tangible societal benefits.

Key objectives of the workshop include:

1) Reviewing the current state and challenges in the field of flux upscaling sciences.
2) Exploring techniques for effectively integrating remote sensing data with flux tower measurements.
3) Offering a hands-on session for participants to integrate remote sensing data and flux data.
4) Identifying potential applications and end products (e.g., precision agriculture, carbon monitoring, ET mapping).
5) Promoting collaborations between research communities and industry sectors.
6) Discussing future activities of the Remote Sensing for Flux Scaling Working Group.

We look forward to meeting you in Berkeley!

From the Steering Committee:
Nicola Falco, Koong Yi, Stefan Metzger, David Durden, Chris Florian, Mallory Barnes, Gavin McNicol, and Paul Stoy


Archive of past meetings and workshops