Data Assimilation for Geophysical Systems

at Statistical and Applied Mathematical Sciences Institute

 

Data assimilation (DA) aims at accurate re-analysis, estimation and prediction of an unknown, true state by merging observed information into a model. This issue arises in all scientific areas that enjoy a profusion of data. The problem is fundamental yet challenging as it does not naturally afford a clean solution. The issue of assimilating data into models arises in all scientific areas that enjoy a profusion of data. In its broadest sense, it is the subject that arises at the meeting point of data and models. The development of effective data assimilation methods must now be viewed as one of the fundamental challenges in scientific prediction.

During the spring semster 2005, the Statistical and Applied Mathematical Sicences Instutite (SAMSI) hosted a DA program whose goal was to identify outstanding mathematical and statistical issues and challenges of geophysical data assimilation while exploring innovative approaches and new directions from an interdisciplinary perspective.

 

Regular Schedule and Event Calendar
SAMSI Opening Workshop "Tutorial and Kick-Off", January 23-36, 2005
Lecture Notes
Posters
IPAM Workshop "Mathematical Issues and Challenges in Data Assimilation for Geophysical Systems: Interdisciplinary Perspectives", February 22-25, 2005
Lecture Notes
Posters
NCAR Summer School "Fusing Geophysical Models with Data", June 13-17, 2005
SAMSI Closing Workshop "Towards A Mathematical Advancement of Data Assimilation", October 5, 2005
Lecture Notes
Other Events
Distinguished Lecture
Mini-Workshops
NEDD (Nail'Em Down Day) Seminars
Off-Site Seminars
Working Groups
Lagrangian Data
Ocean Data Assimilation
Model Error, Inadequacy and Empirical Verification
Low-Dimensional Behavior
Observing System Design
Estimation and Prediction
Data Assimilation Course at SAMSI
Lecture Series at NCSU
   
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Last Update: October 13, 2005