Trans-Atlantic Research and Development Interchange on Sustainability

1552107 (Diwekar)。跨大西洋可持续性研究和发展交流讲习班是关于与环境可持续性有关的科学专题的一系列会议，每隔一年在奥地利和美国轮流举行。第一次研讨会于2004年10月在奥地利莱布尼茨的Schloss Seggau举行，主题是环境可持续性建模。随后的研讨会于2006年9月在落基基督教青年会举行，主题是环境可持续性的基本科学原理，并于2008年10月再次在Schloss Seggau举行，主题是能源和环境可持续性。TARDIS 2012研讨会于2012年4月在奥地利莱布尼茨的Schloss Seggau举行，主题是环境可持续性的时间和时间框架。最近的TARDIS研讨会于2014年6月在科罗拉多州落基山的基督教青年会举行，主题是促进社会环境可持续性的社会、经济、政策和监管激励。下一届TARDIS研讨会将于2016年10月19日至21日在奥地利莱布尼茨的Schloss Seggau城堡举行，探讨经济增长与环境可持续性的兼容性。参加者将保持平衡，包括学科（工程、物理、化学、经济、政策等）、机构（学术、政府、私营部门）、区域和国家代表方面的充分代表，并鼓励少数民族和妇女参加。将产生两份报告：(1)一份总结结果和结论以及所作介绍的最终报告，(2)一份侧重于政策的简短摘要。已经建立了一个WIKI站点，目前正在填充有关所有TARDIS研讨会的相关信息。

1552107 (Diwekar). The Trans-Atlantic Research and Development Interchange on Sustainability (TARDIS) workshops are a series of meetings on scientific topics related to environmental sustainability held every other year alternating between Austria and the United States. The first workshop was held on the subject of modeling for environmental sustainability at Schloss Seggau in Leibnitz, Austria in October 2004. Subsequent workshops were held in September of 2006 at the YMCA of the Rockies on the topic of underlying scientific principles of environmental sustainability, and in October 2008 again at Schloss Seggau on energy and environmental sustainability. The TARDIS 2012 workshop was held in April 2012 at Schloss Seggau in Leibnitz, Austria on the topic of time and time-frames for environmental sustainability. The most recent TARDIS workshop was held in June of 2014 at the YMCA of the Rockies in Colorado on the topic of social, economic, policy, and regulatory incentives to promote environmental sustainability in society. The next TARDIS workshop will be again held at Schloss Seggau in Leibnitz, Austria October 19 - 21, 2016 to explore the compatibility of economic growth and environmental sustainability. The body of participants will be balanced to include adequate representation with respect to discipline (engineering, physics, chemistry, economics, policy, etc.), institutions (academic, government, private sector) and regional and national representation, and minorities and women will be encouraged to participate. Two reports will be produced: (1) a final report summarizing the results and conclusions and the presentations given, and (2) a briefer summary focused on policy. A WIKI site has been established and is currently being populated with the relevant information on all of the TARDIS workshops.