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ORCHIDEE Retreat near Saint Remy les Chevreuse 19/20 Jan 2012
Documentation
See the summary under the Documentation page Documentation Retreat?
Brainstorming session
The brainstorming session last from 18H to 20H on thursday. We started with 4 short presentations describing the VISION of 4 researchers for ORCHIDEE and the possible evolution of the code for the next 3 to 5 years. The Presentations are linked below with a summary of the main points raised.
Nathalie Denoblet (presentation)
- Presentation of the history of ORCHIDEE developments and the current imbalance in the level of complexity between the hydrology and the carbon cycle.
- Emphasize on the need to harmonize the level of complexity and reinforce the evaluation strategy including evaluation of the coupled mode.
- Need to brainstorm on the potential use of the model for impact studies
- Reinforce the developments on agro-systems
Philippe Ciais (presentation)
- Need to consolidate past developments and to work on the consistency between these developments
- Raised out attention on the possible use of ORCHIDEE by industrial/private compagny; Intellectual property need to be clarified
- Resolution: Why not going to a reference very high resolution (1 km) simulation
- Automatisation: Potential of Near Real Time applications (within GMES) and maybe to "promote" ORCHIDEE for a use within ECMWF
- Frontier developments: Inclusion of the Phosphorus cycle, soil as a biota, complete integration of past disturbances, export of DOC and DIC, pedogenesis (soil alteration), Isotopes,...
Agnes Ducharne (presentation)
- Focussed her vision on the hydrology
- Need to adress carefully lateral flows when going to high spatial resolution
- Do not forget the spatial variations of soil properties!
- Need to Include a link with ground water over areas with shallow water table
Sebastiaan Luyssaert (presentation)
- We may need to move from climate science focuss (central in the past activities) to descision making strategy (including some integrated quantities like wood production or food supply,...)
- Land Manadgement becomes crucial
- Move from PFTs to species (group of species)
- Include the rivers as an ecosystem
We then had a fruitfull discussion on the different directions raised by these presentations. The discussion was supported by few additional slides on specific topics from 5 volunteers:
- Fabienne M. (presentation): she raised the issue of having currently too many branches and the need for more ingeniering power to have a comprehensive main trunc version.
- Valentin B. (presentation) : Current model version is not easy to use; interests for a version
Organisational issue: planning of the meetings
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