Tri-State's Innovation Working Group (IWG) Program

A key mechanism for facilitating collaborations is the Tri-State’s Innovation Working Group (IWG) Program, which supports collaborative, trans-disciplinary work by the three member states. The IWG provides a venue for engaging scientists and educators, along with key nationally and internationally recognized experts. This program supports week-long working group activities that are modeled after those hosted by the highly successful NSF-supported National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS).

IWGs

January 2013: Building resilience in water governance: an interdisciplinary investigation into the social-ecological system dynamics of climate change, Melinda Benson (Synergia Ranch, New Mexico)
February 2011: Indicators of Ecological Thresholds, Robert Heinse (University of Idaho)
February 2011: CyberEnabled Science IWG, Karl Benedict (University of New Mexico)
September 2010: Western Tri-State Diversity Innovation Working Group, Michele Casella (Nevada EPSCoR)
May 2010: Identifying the Most Relevant Spatial and Temporal Scales of Climate Change with Respect to Surface Hydrologic Processes, Amanda White (New Mexico Tech)
March 2010: Paleo-rainfall and Groundwater Recharge in Southern Nevada over the Past 11,000 Years from Cave Calcite Deposits, Matthew Lachniet (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)
October 2009: The Effects of Climate Change on Ecosystems and Societies: A Focus on Native American and Hispanic Communities, Karletta Chief (Desert Research Institute)
Additional New Mexico EPSCoR IWGs


Additional New Mexico EPSCoR IWGs

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This material is based in part upon work supported by: The National Science Foundation under grant number(s) IIA-1329469, IIA-1329470 and IIA-1329513. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.