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Workshop on Mathematical Geosciences

Workshop on Mathematical Geosciences
数学地球科学研讨会
批准号:
0535212
负责人:
Alan Karr
金额:
$8.45万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2005
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2005-07-01 至 2006-06-30

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中文摘要
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拟举办的为期两天的讲习班侧重于数学科学和地球科学交界处的研究问题。其中许多问题与国家科学基金会(NSF)数学地球科学(CMG)协作计划的主题密切相关,包括大型复杂地球系统的数学和统计建模、表示地球系统中的不确定性以及分析大型地球科学数据集。研讨会还将被用作一个论坛,以评估CMG计划的有效性,并确定数学地球科学的新领域。研讨会的预期成果包括更清晰地确定当前在数学科学和地球科学之间的研究和培训问题,以及为解决这些问题而开展的新合作。研讨会将吸引100多人参加,代表数学、统计和地球科学领域的广泛研究团体。年轻的研究人员、妇女和其他代表性不足的群体将被鼓励参加。将为国家科学基金会和科学界编写一份讲习班报告。
英文摘要
The proposed 2-day workshop focuses on research issues lying at the interface of the mathematical sciences and the geosciences. Many of these issues relate strongly to the themes of the National Science Foundation (NSF) program on Collabotation in Mathematical Geosciences (CMG), including mathematical and statistical modeling of large, complex geosystems, representing uncertainty in geosystems, and analyzing large geoscience data sets. The workshop will also be used as a forum to assess the effectiveness of the CMG program and identify new frontiers in mathematical geociences.The anticipated outcomes of the workshop include sharper identification of current research and training issues at the interface between the mathematical sciences and the geosciences, and new collaborations to address those issues. The workshop will attract more than 100 participants to represent the broad research communities in mathematics, statistics, and the geosciences. Young researchers, women and other under-represented groups will be encouged to participate. A workshop report will be prepared for the benefit of the NSF and the scientific communities.
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