Cleaner Workshop Three: Collaborative Large-Scale Engineering Assessment Network for Environmental Research

[0308930] Peirce清洁研讨会三的目标是建立在前两个NSF研讨会的成果之上，以更好地理解和组织科学、工程、技术和管理传感器技术、通信和计算方面的新兴能力，以保护、维持和恢复水、大气和土壤环境。在过去的一年里，学术界和国家科学基金会对CLEANER的愿景已经成为目标：在工程师、科学家、决策者和社区团体的合作下，提供一个现场和实验室设施网络，以保护公众健康和环境。有必要立即召开第三次清洁研讨会，继续过去的讨论，并将讨论范围缩小到环境网络基础设施和管理计划等主题。由斯坦福大学Richard Luthy教授于2001年12月主持和主持的“清洁工坊一号”提供了一个论坛，就“清洁工坊”的愿景、概念、词汇、内容和管理方案进行初步讨论。2002年10月，由明尼苏达大学的Patrick Brezonik教授主持和主持的CLEANER Workshop Two为更多的参与者提供了了解CLEANER的机会，并了解在规划和操作过程中所面临的成功和挑战，这些努力与CLEANER有些相似，包括美国国家科学基金会的长期生态研究（LTER’s），地震工程模拟网络（NEES），国家生态观测站网络（NEON），以及促进水文科学大学联盟（CUAHSI）。第三次研讨会将于2003年2月在杜克大学由杰夫·皮尔斯教授（杜克大学）和迈克·艾特肯教授（北卡罗来纳大学）共同主持，将在前两次研讨会的基础上继续讨论，并将讨论范围缩小到环境网络基础设施和管理计划等主题。工作坊三将遵循工作坊二的成功模式，受邀的参与者将在周日晚上抵达杜克大学，参加晚宴和介绍性讨论，随后是为期两天的一般性会议和分组会议，会上有工作坊活动的演讲和报告。

0308930 Peirce The objective of CLEANER Workshop Three is to build on the accomplishments of two previous NSF workshops to better understand and organize the science, engineering, technology, and administration of emerging capabilities in sensor technologies, communications, and computation to protect, maintain, and restore the water, atmosphere and soil environments.During the past year the academic and NSF vision of CLEANER has become targeted: to provide a network of field and laboratory facilities in a collaboration among engineers, scientists, policy makers and community groups to protect public health and the environment. The need exists for a timely immediate CLEANER Workshop Three to continue these past discussions and to narrow discussions to such topics as environmental cyberinfrastructures and management plans.CLEANER Workshop One hosted and chaired by Professor Richard Luthy at Stanford University in December 2001 provided a forum for initial discussions on the vision, concept, vocabulary, content and management options for CLEANER. CLEANER Workshop Two hosted and chaired by Professor Patrick Brezonik at the University of Minnesota in October 2002 provided a larger group of participants with opportunities to learn about CLEANER and learn about the successes and challenges faced during the planning and operation of efforts somewhat similar to CLEANER including NSF's Long Term Ecological Research (LTER's), Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation (NEES), National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON), and the Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrological Science, Inc. (CUAHSI). Workshop Three to be co- hosted at Duke University in February 2003 by Professor Jeff Peirce (Duke University) and Professor Mike Aitken (University of North Carolina) will build on the accomplishments of these two previous workshops while continuing those discussions and narrowing discussions on CLEANER to such topics as environmental cyberinfrastructure and management plans. Workshop Three will follow the successful format of Workshop Two with invited participants arriving at Duke for a Sunday evening dinner and introductory discussions followed by two days of general and breakout meetings with presentations and reports of workshop activities.