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Page 1: portfolioJan2006 final v2 - Energy.gov...Geospatial Science Program Need Baseline ecological information is needed to assist in management decisions. There is an abundance of data
Page 2: portfolioJan2006 final v2 - Energy.gov...Geospatial Science Program Need Baseline ecological information is needed to assist in management decisions. There is an abundance of data

Geospatia

l S

cie

nce P

rog

ram

Ne

ed

Baselin

e e

colo

gic

al in

form

ation is n

eeded to

assis

t in

managem

ent decis

ions. T

here

is a

n

abundance o

f data

colle

ction a

nd m

onitoring to

be c

onducte

d.

Ap

pro

ac

hIn

tern

s, th

rough the O

ffic

e o

f E

ducational

Pro

gra

ms, sp

en

d 1

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ks u

sin

g r

ad

io

tele

metr

y, G

PS

, G

IS, and c

onducting fie

ld

researc

h.

Be

ne

fits

Stu

dents

obta

in h

ands o

n e

xperience learn

ing

field

techniq

ues a

nd u

sin

g G

IS a

nd G

PS

syste

ms. B

NL g

ain

s a

wealth o

f in

form

ation that

the c

urr

ent sta

ff w

ould

not be a

ble

to o

bta

in

without assis

tance.

PO

C:

Jennifer

Hig

bie

, hig

bie

@bnl.gov

Bro

okhaven N

ational Labora

tory

Tra

inin

g t

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ext

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Lo

ca

tin

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d G

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Page 3: portfolioJan2006 final v2 - Energy.gov...Geospatial Science Program Need Baseline ecological information is needed to assist in management decisions. There is an abundance of data

Geospatia

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ramCh

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del

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at

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appin

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pare

MO

DIS

ND

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fie

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clim

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, and

topogra

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al data

to d

evelo

p a

model fo

r w

hen

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ss g

reens u

p.

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ne

fits

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ill a

llow

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sers

to s

ave m

oney o

n im

agery

and a

naly

sis

costs

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educin

g d

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redundancy.

Model m

ay a

lso incre

ase a

ccura

cy o

f oth

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dete

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and m

appin

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educin

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mount of

unneeded d

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dd e

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or

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PO

C:

Randy L

ee, R

andy.L

ee@

inl.gov

Idaho N

ational Labora

tory

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Page 4: portfolioJan2006 final v2 - Energy.gov...Geospatial Science Program Need Baseline ecological information is needed to assist in management decisions. There is an abundance of data

Geospatia

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nce P

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ram

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ed

Meth

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ccura

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geore

fere

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Da

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C:

Randy L

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andy.L

ee@

inl.gov

Idaho N

ational Labora

tory

Page 5: portfolioJan2006 final v2 - Energy.gov...Geospatial Science Program Need Baseline ecological information is needed to assist in management decisions. There is an abundance of data

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rog

ram

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pin

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bia

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ntists

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rs c

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hysic

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chara

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anis

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wsto

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aps o

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rela

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die

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PO

C:

Randy L

ee, R

andy.L

ee@

inl.gov

Idaho N

ational Labora

tory

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allen

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odels

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n e

rro

rs

(SD

)

Ne

ed

Energ

y m

odelin

g a

nd a

naly

sis

oft

en r

elie

s o

n

data

colle

cte

d for

oth

er

purp

oses s

uch a

s

census c

ounts

, atm

ospheric a

nd a

ir q

ualit

y

observ

ations, e

conom

ic tre

nds a

nd o

ther

prim

arily

non-e

nerg

y r

ela

ted u

ses.

Ap

pro

ac

h

By u

sin

g e

xplo

rato

ry a

nd m

odelin

g techniq

ues o

f sp

atia

l sta

tistics, a

uxili

ary

da

ta c

an

be

in

corp

ora

ted into

energ

y m

odels

, at diffe

rent

sp

atia

l sca

les.

Be

ne

fits

Ge

ne

raliz

ed

mo

de

ls o

f kn

ow

n d

ata

ca

n b

e

made, and e

stim

ate

s o

f err

or

in m

odels

can b

e

assessed, le

adin

g to a

better

unders

tandin

g o

f err

or

in the u

nderlyin

g p

rocesses g

oin

g into

energ

y m

odels

.

PO

C:

Gard

ar

Johanesson

(Johannesson1@

llnl.gov),

Je

ff S

tew

art

(S

tew

art

28@

llnl.gov)

Law

rence L

iverm

ore

National Labora

tory

Th

is w

ork

wa

s p

erf

orm

ed

un

de

r th

e a

usp

ice

s o

f th

e U

. S

. D

ep

art

me

nt of E

ne

rgy

by t

he

Un

ive

rsity o

f C

alif

orn

ia,

La

wre

nce

Liv

erm

ore

Na

tio

na

l L

ab

ora

tory

un

de

r

Co

ntr

act

No

. W

-74

50

-En

g-4

8. U

CR

L-P

RE

S-2

18

05

0

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l S

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Geo

sp

ati

al A

pp

licati

on

s o

f th

e S

yste

m a

nd

D

ecis

ion

Scie

nces S

ecti

on

PO

C:

Jeff S

tew

art

(S

tew

art

28@

llnl.gov),

Noah G

old

ste

in (

Gold

ste

in8@

llnl.gov)

Law

rence L

iverm

ore

National Labora

tory

Th

is w

ork

wa

s p

erf

orm

ed

un

de

r th

e a

usp

ice

s o

f th

e U

. S

. D

ep

art

me

nt of E

ne

rgy

by t

he

Un

ive

rsity o

f C

alif

orn

ia,

La

wre

nce

Liv

erm

ore

Na

tio

na

l L

ab

ora

tory

un

de

r

Co

ntr

act

No

. W

-74

50

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g-4

8. U

CR

L-P

RE

S-2

18

05

0

The g

oal is

to c

onstr

uct

a m

od

el th

at

rela

tes t

he o

bserv

ed s

patial

data

to t

he u

nkno

wn p

rocess o

f in

tere

st

and c

an b

e u

se

d t

o

pre

dic

t th

e p

rocess a

t an

y s

ite/a

rea o

f in

tere

st, a

long w

ith a

n

uncert

ain

ty m

easure

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e u

nk

no

wn

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rge

t P

roc

es

s

La

rge

-sc

ale

tren

d

(un

kn

ow

n)

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tern

al

data

(k

no

wn

)

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all

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ale

pro

ce

ss

(un

kn

ow

n)

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se

rve

d

are

al

da

ta

Ob

se

rve

d

po

int

da

ta

Ne

ed

Ad

va

nce

d G

eo

sp

atia

l sta

tistics a

nd

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atia

l D

ynam

ic M

odelin

g h

ave long b

een left o

ut of

so

lutio

ns to

so

lve

th

e D

OE

’sM

issio

n’s

Go

als

.

Ap

pro

ac

h

The L

LN

L G

eoS

patialA

naly

sis

and M

odelin

g

Team

is a

gro

up o

f m

ultid

iscip

linary

scie

ntists

w

ho u

se the late

st in

advanced techniq

ues to

solv

e G

eoS

patialp

roble

ms.

Be

ne

fits

By incorp

ora

ting G

eoS

patialand D

ynam

ic

Modelin

g techniq

ues, w

e c

an p

roduce b

etter

estim

ate

s o

f energ

y a

nd s

ecurity

pro

ble

ms,

accounting for

the s

patial and tem

pora

l dim

ensio

ns o

f th

e d

ata

, as w

ell

as the v

ariance

and d

om

inant tr

ends in the p

rocess o

r syste

m.

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l S

cie

nce P

rog

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En

terp

rise G

IS D

esig

n

PO

C:

Paul R

ich,

pm

r@la

nl.gov

Los A

lam

os N

ational Labora

tory

Ne

ed

Pro

vid

e a

ccess to s

hare

d g

eospatial data

and a

naly

sis

capabili

ties.

Ap

pro

ac

h

Cyberinfr

astr

uctu

re=

inte

gra

ted c

om

puting

environm

ent fo

r access to k

ey d

ata

and

GIS

erv

ices.

Co

mp

lete

Ge

osp

atia

l D

ata

Cycle

en

su

res d

ata

are

relia

ble

, docum

ente

d, secure

, and

acce

ssib

le.

Consid

er

div

ers

e s

takehold

er

needs.

Em

plo

y o

ut-

of-

the-b

ox s

olu

tions w

here

availa

ble

and c

usto

m tools

where

necessary

.

Be

ne

fits

Enhanced a

bili

ty o

f pro

jects

to e

mplo

y G

IS

capabili

ties; cost savin

gs thro

ugh s

hare

d G

IS

infr

astr

uctu

re.

Spa

tial

Data

Engin

e

Web

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er

Web

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er

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p

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er

Ma

p

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er

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house

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er

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st

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house

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ake

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ake

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wle

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ase

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cess M

ode

ls

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tions M

odels

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ld

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ork

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ote

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tab

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gra

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isualiz

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maps

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urc

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rs

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IS

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l S

cie

nce P

rog

ram

GIS

Ed

ucati

on

an

d O

utr

each

PO

Cs:

Byro

n Y

epa,

byepa@

lanl.gov

/ D

oug W

alther,

walther@

lanl.gov

Los A

lam

os N

ational Labora

tory

Ne

ed

GIS

education a

nd technic

al outr

each for

Native A

mericans.

Ap

pro

ac

h

Focus o

n A

ccord

Pueblo

s (

San Ild

efo

nso,

Santa

Cla

ra, C

ochiti, J

em

ez)

adja

cent to

Los A

lam

os N

ational Labora

tory

.

GIS

education for

trib

al hig

h s

chools

.

Technic

al assis

tance to b

uild

tribal G

IS

facili

ties.

Be

ne

fits

Near-

term

enhancem

ent of tr

ibal G

IS

facili

ties a

nd long-t

erm

develo

pm

ent of

Native A

merican technic

al w

ork

forc

e.

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l S

cie

nce P

rog

ram

GIS

Lin

ks w

ith

Rem

ote

Sen

sin

g

PO

C:

Mary

Gre

ene,

mgre

ene@

lanl.gov

Los A

lam

os N

ational Labora

tory

Ne

ed

GIS

support

for

Advanced C

hem

istr

y

Identification T

echnolo

gy (

AC

IT),

Airborn

e

Spectr

al P

hoto

metr

ic C

olle

ction T

echnolo

gy

(AS

PE

CT

), a

nd A

ngel F

ire.

Ap

pro

ac

h

Develo

p G

IS lin

ks w

ith r

em

ote

sensin

g (

file

convers

ion, vecto

r overlay o

n im

agery

, etc

.).

Develo

p m

ulti-scale

base m

ap c

ata

log.

Pro

vid

e a

ccess to G

IS tools

for

vis

ualiz

ation,

analy

sis

, and d

ata

managem

ent.

Be

ne

fits

Advanced technolo

gy for

rem

ote

monitoring

(reconnais

sance,tr

ackin

g c

hem

ical plu

mes,

real-tim

e r

em

ote

sensin

g, etc

.).

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cie

nce P

rog

ram

Mic

roclim

ate

PO

C:

Paul R

ich,

pm

r@la

nl.gov

Los A

lam

os N

ational Labora

tory

Ne

ed

GIS

-based m

icro

clim

ate

and e

nerg

y b

ala

nce

models

to c

hara

cte

rize s

urf

ace c

limate

variabili

ty.

Ap

pro

ac

h

Form

ula

te s

patiote

mpora

l th

eory

of

mic

roclim

ate

.

Develo

p G

IS-b

ased tools

to m

odel sola

r ra

dia

tion a

nd e

nerg

y b

ala

nce.

Apply

tools

for

pre

cis

ion a

griculture

.

Be

ne

fits

Applic

ations for

land m

anagem

ent, a

griculture

, clim

ato

logy, ecolo

gy, and h

ydro

logy.

GIS

-based

So

lar

Too

ls

Bro

ad

App

lica

tions

LW

H

G

SW

SW

LW

LW

LE

G

H

LW

LE

DR

YM

OIS

TW

ate

r

SW

SW

Energ

y B

ala

nce M

ode

l

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l S

cie

nce P

rog

ram

Sp

ati

al D

ecis

ion

Su

pp

ort

Syste

m D

esig

n

PO

C:

Gord

on K

eating,

gkea@

lanl.gov

Los A

lam

os N

ational Labora

tory

Ne

ed

Spatial decis

ion s

upport

syste

m (

SD

SS

) conceptu

al fr

am

ew

ork

applic

able

for

div

ers

e

pro

jects

.

Ap

pro

ac

h

SD

SS

conceptu

al fr

am

ew

ork

inte

gra

tes

data

/models

and p

rovid

es d

ecis

ion tools

to

vis

ualiz

e a

ltern

ative s

cenarios.

Know

ledge b

ase a

ppro

ach lin

ks d

ivers

e p

roje

ct

ele

ments

(decis

ion tools

, M

MV

, pro

cess

models

, hig

h-level m

odels

) via

data

lib

raries.

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ne

fits

Better

info

rmed d

ecis

ions.

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keh

old

ers

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???

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ion

s

Data

ne

utr

al

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ow

led

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conte

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ward

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quences

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ore

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ram

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ork

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ledge B

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ppro

ach

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cis

ion

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ols

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ata

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ss

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ata

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del in

tegra

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ap

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and

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ow

led

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se

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ta W

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use

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use

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and

vis

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led

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se

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ta W

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ho

use

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are

ho

use

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h-L

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l M

od

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s M

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l S

cie

nce P

rog

ram

Dis

aste

r U

tility

Metr

ics a

nd

Sp

ati

al

Co

rrela

tio

ns

for

Hi-

Res P

op

ula

tio

n

Ne

ed

Hi-re

s p

opula

tion v

s. ancill

ary

variable

s, m

etr

ics

to e

valu

ate

utilit

y o

f popula

tion for

dis

aste

r m

anagem

ent, a

nd d

isaste

r risk m

anagem

ent.

Ap

pro

ac

h

Spatial auto

-and c

ross-c

orr

ela

tions, new

skill

m

easure

s c

om

bin

e “

equitable

thre

at score

s”

from

mete

oro

logic

al pre

dic

tions a

nd “

RO

C

curv

es”

from

sig

nal pro

cessin

g, and e

nhanced

risk a

naly

ses a

nd thre

at conto

urs

.

Be

ne

fit

Pattern

s in c

orr

ela

tion w

ith r

egio

nal variance,

utilit

y for

dis

aste

r m

anagem

ent critically

depends

on m

odelin

g m

eth

ods a

nd the u

se o

f availa

ble

in

form

ation, and r

isk a

naly

sis

benefits

decis

ions

and p

olic

y.

PO

C:

Budhendra

Bhaduri,

bhaduribl@

orn

l.gov

Oak R

idge N

ational Labora

tory

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l S

cie

nce P

rog

ram

Ed

ucati

on

al

an

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C:

Budhendra

Bhaduri,

bhaduribl@

orn

l.gov

Oak R

idge N

ational Labora

tory

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l S

cie

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scale

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3D

), r

esolu

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availa

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pro

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data

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menta

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5 m

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ualiz

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ne

fit

Fast and e

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f spatial data

in

clu

din

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so

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ag

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form

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, m

odel and

sim

ula

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esults. P

OC

: B

udhendra

Bhaduri,

bhaduribl@

orn

l.gov

Oak R

idge N

ational Labora

tory

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l S

cie

nce P

rog

ram

Imm

ers

ive V

isu

alizati

on

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ed

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vid

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ccess to G

IS info

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n

imm

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fa

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to

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se o

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xperience.

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ne

fit

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toty

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ser.

PO

C:

Budhendra

Bhaduri,

bhaduribl@

orn

l.gov

Oak R

idge N

ational Labora

tory

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Geospatia

l S

cie

nce P

rog

ram

Inte

gra

tin

g D

isp

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pati

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ata

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ed

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ract

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locally

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red a

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accessib

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GIS

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ultip

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g o

ff-t

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PO

C:

Budhendra

Bhaduri,

bhaduribl@

orn

l.gov

Oak R

idge N

ational Labora

tory

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Geospatia

l S

cie

nce P

rog

ram

Lan

dS

can

Glo

bal P

op

ula

tio

n

Ne

ed

Accura

te d

epic

tions o

f glo

bal popula

tion

dis

trib

ution a

re c

ritical fo

r a w

ide v

ariety

of

researc

h n

eeds inclu

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g r

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e m

anagem

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polic

y a

naly

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merg

ency p

repare

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response. C

ata

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ophic

events

such a

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atu

ral

dis

aste

rs,

terr

orist

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ther

thre

ats

pla

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tions a

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ppro

ach.

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ne

fit

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can is a

n a

mbie

nt

(24-h

our

avera

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hig

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resolu

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~1km

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tion d

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niform

dis

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ution o

f popula

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pdate

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d a

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ula

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PO

C:

Budhendra

Bhaduri,

bhaduribl@

orn

l.gov

Oak R

idge N

ational Labora

tory

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Geospatia

l S

cie

nce P

rog

ram

Lan

dS

can

US

A

Ne

ed

Accura

te, hig

h-r

esolu

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tion c

ounts

are

critical fo

r em

erg

ency p

repare

dness a

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response. T

ypic

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nits a

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ential”

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ot only

census d

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ork

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ther

mobili

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rs.

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ne

fit

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andS

can U

SA

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tion is a

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h-

resolu

tion (

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tion d

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more

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dependent dis

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PO

C:

Budhendra

Bhaduri,

bhaduribl@

orn

l.gov

Oak R

idge N

ational Labora

tory

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l S

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fit

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PO

C:

Budhendra

Bhaduri,

bhaduribl@

orn

l.gov

Oak R

idge N

ational Labora

tory

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cie

nce P

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Para

llel V

isu

alizati

on

fo

r G

IS

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ed

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ty to v

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pre

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win

g

geogra

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se o

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mplo

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PO

C:

Budhendra

Bhaduri,

bhaduribl@

orn

l.gov

Oak R

idge N

ational Labora

tory

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cie

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epre

sent

real w

orld

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enta

l F

ram

e Population

Population

Dynamics

Dynamics

Model

Model

Simulator

Simulator

Ne

ed

Typic

ally

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ata

is s

tatic a

nd d

oes n

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repre

sent th

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ynam

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ics o

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re b

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odele

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ne

fit

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ws a

deta

iled u

nders

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tim

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pecific

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ractions

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valu

ate

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eases a

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ugh c

onta

ct

and c

om

munic

ation.

PO

C:

Budhendra

Bhaduri,

bhaduribl@

orn

l.gov

Oak R

idge N

ational Labora

tory

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l S

cie

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Data

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rati

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PO

C:

Budhendra

Bhaduri,

bhaduribl@

orn

l.gov

Oak R

idge N

ational Labora

tory