Science Team Meeting - February 2020

2020 ECOSTRESS Science Team Meeting
11 - 13 February 2020

Ventura Beach Marriott
2055 Harbor Blvd
Ventura CA 93301

AGENDA
Day 1 - Tuesday, 11 Feb 2020
Time	Title - Speaker
12:00 PM	Registration, Check-in and Networking
12:30 PM	Welcome and Introduction - Simon Hook, JPL
12:50 PM	Summary from NASA Headquarters - Woody Turner, NASA HQ
1:00 PM	Science Objectives - Josh Fisher, JPL
1:20 PM	Data Overview, Processing, Products - Dana Freeborn, JPL
1:40 PM	L1 Radiance at Sensor & Instrument Design - William Johnson, JPL
2:00 PM	L2 Land Surface Temperature - Glynn Hulley, JPL
2:20 PM	L3/L4 (PT-JPL) Evapotranspiration, Evaporative Stress Index, and Water Use Efficiency - Josh Fisher, JPL
2:40 PM	L3/4 (ALEXI) Evapotranspiration and Evaporative Stress Index - Yun Yang, USDA
3:00 PM	Break
3:30 PM	Hyper-Resolution Soil Moisture & Surface Temperature For Drought And Maize Yield Prediction - Eric F Wood, Princeton University
3:40 PM	LST & ET Mapping and Validating over Yuma, Arizona, Juan Gonzalez, USDA/ARS
3:55 PM	ECOSTRESS Urban Heat Vulnerability - Glynn Hulley, JPL
4:10 PM	Tennessee River Power Plant Water Surface Temperature - Jeff Luvall NASA/MSFC
4:25 PM	Diurnal Variability of Evapotranspiration on a GlobalScale - Kerry Cawse-Nicholson, JPL
4:40 PM	Water Use Efficiency from ECOSTRESS: First Look - Savannah Cooley, JPL
4:55 PM	Adjourn
Day 2 - Wednesday, 12 Feb 2020
Time	Title - Speaker
8:00 AM	Registration, Check-in and Networking
8:30 AM	Improvements to ECOSTRESS Data for Science and Applications - Josh Fisher, JPL
8:40 AM	Evaluating a CONUS-Wide disALEXI Evapotranspiration Product - Kerry Cawse-Nicholson, JPL
8:50 AM	How Much Water is Evaporated Across California?: An Assessment Using a MesoNetwork of Eddy Covariance Sites, a Biophysical Model Forced with Satellite - Dennis Baldocchi, UC Berkeley
9:00 AM	Understanding Diurnal Cycles of Plant Water Use and Carbon Uptake with Existing and New Products Based on ECOSTRESS, MODIS, and FLUXNET - Jingfeng Xiao, University of New Hampshire
9:10 AM	Merging ECOSTRESS with Field Data in the Highest Uncertainty Water Use Efficiency Regions in the World - Christopher Doughty, Northern Arizona University
9:20 AM	Exploiting Diurnal Cycles to Evaluate Vegetation Responses to Heat and Drought Stress - Yi Yin, CalTech
9:30 AM	Evaluating the Potential of ECOSTRESS for Predicting Wildfire Effects on Plant Community Structure and Water Relations in an Arizona Sky Island Pine-Oak Forest - Helen Poulos, Wesleyan University and Andrew Barton, University of Maine at Farmington
9:40 AM	New Estimates of Terrestrial Carbon and Water Fluxes by Combining the Carbonyl Sulfide Stomatal Conductance Tracer Framework and High Resolution Surface Data - Mary Whelan, Rutgers University
9:50 AM	Break/Group Photo
10:10 AM	ECOSTRESS Community of Practice / Applications - Christine Lee, JPL
10:20 AM	LP DAAC Services - Tom Maiersperger
10:35 AM	Linking Basin-Scale, Stand-Level, and Individual Tree Water Stress Indicators for Groundwater-Dependent Riparian Forests in Multiple-Use River Basins - Dar Roberts, UC Santa Barbara
10:50 AM	Training Part 1: ECOSTRESS Data Access - Cole Krehbiel, USGS
11:50 AM	Training Part 2: ECOSTRESS Data Mapping - Gregory Halverson, JPL
12:50 PM	Lightning Talks / Option for Lunch Tropical forest degradation impacts on ET and surface temperature - Marcos Longo, JPL The use of flux footprints for better validation of evapotranspiration estimates from ECOSTRESS - Camilo Rey, UC Berkeley Land Classification Specific Assessment of 2013-15 Costa Rican Drought with ET/NDVI - Gurjot Kohli, UC Berkeley Developing a diurnal climatology of urban surface temperatures using ECOSTRESS imagery - Michael Allen, UC Santa Barbara Climate Disasters as seen by ECOSTRESS - Fernando Romero, JPL Remotely sensed open water reservoir and lake evaporation - Matthew Dohlen, JPL Tropical forest transition zone evaluation with ECOSTRESS - Jenna Keany, Northern Arizona University Evaluation of ET from ECOSTRESS against LSMS, GRACE-FO and remote sensing - Madeleine Pascolini-Campbell, JPL Drought response of urban trees and turfgrass using airborne imaging spectroscopy - David Miller, UC Santa Barbara
2:20 PM	Break
2:50 PM	Santa Clara River Site Visit - Dar Roberts, UC Santa Barbara
5:20 PM	Adjourn
Day 3 - Wednesday, 13 Feb 2020
Time	Title - Speaker
8:00 AM	Registration, Check-in and Networking
8:30 AM	ECOSTRESS Surface Temperature over Inland Waters for Aquatic Ecosystem Applications - Christine Lee, JPL
8:40 AM	Examining the Relation Between Biodiversity and Surface Temperature Regimes in Localized Coastal Upwelling Zones Using ECOSTRESS - Daniel Otis, University of South Florida
8:50 AM	Heat and Desiccation Risk Prediction in Intertidal Shellfisheries - David Wethey, University of South Carolina
9:00 AM	Thermal Stress in South Florida Estuaries: A Multi-Sensor Assessment - Chuanmin Hu, University of South Florida
9:10 AM	Changing Landscapes, Urban Heat Island and the Effects on City Water Conservation Policy - Soe Myint, Arizona State University
9:20 AM	Developing Spatial Real-Time Forecasts of Mosquito-Borne Diseases - Nicholas DeFelice, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
9:30 AM	Investigating Dynamic Thermal Processes to Optimize Geothermal Hotspot Detection - Christoph Hecker, University of Twente
9:40 AM	Land Surface Temperature Monitoring (LSTM) Mission - Simon Hook, JPL
9:55 AM	Thermal infraRed Imaging Satellite for High-resolution Natural resource Assessment - Simon Hook, JPL
10:10 AM	Surface Biology and Geology Designated Observable Study - Charles "Chip" Miller, JPL
10:25 AM	Break
10:40 AM	Office Hours - bring your data and bring your questions - Multiple
12:40 PM	WRAP UP - Simon Hook/TBD, JPL

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Science Team Meeting - February 2020