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CADRE is partnering with NOAA\u2019s EPIC (Earth Prediction Innovation Center) to host an annual in-person 3-day training event. Details of the year-1 CADRE-EPIC DA training event follow.<\/p>\n
Location: <\/strong>CIRA commons building, Foothill campus, Colorado State University, Fort Collins<\/p>\n Dates:<\/strong> June 4-6 2025 (for year 1 training)<\/p>\n Content:<\/strong> Basic data assimilation (DA) methods theory lectures provided by DA experts, and hands-on exercises with toy models culminating in a larger exercise with the UFS-JEDI.<\/p>\n Who should consider applying: <\/strong>\u00a0Students or professionals with an interest in learning the basic concepts and mathematics associated with data assimilation, and who are interested in applying it to prediction problems in atmospheric and earth system science.\u00a0 Audience members may include undergraduates or grad students completely new to DA; grad students who plan to work in DA, but are just getting started; grad students with experience in DA, but who want to learn JEDI; and NOAA employees and other professionals who want to learn DA and JEDI.<\/p>\n What is unique about this training:<\/strong> What is unique about this training compared to other data assimilation workshops is the culminating experience focused on UFS-JEDI, the data assimilation code to be used at NOAA and other operational centers.\u00a0 In addition, the instructors are leaders in both data assimilation research and education. Speakers will also include guest lecturers, including data assimilation practitioners from government agencies.<\/p>\n Prerequisite knowledge:<\/strong>\u00a0 No prior experience in data assimilation is needed. Knowledge of computer programming, basic statistics and some linear algebra are recommended.\u00a0 A brief review of the underlying mathematics and statistics can be provided as a pre-read.\u00a0 The workshop is targeted toward graduate students or advanced undergraduates, as well as professionals who seek to expand their knowledge of these topics.\u00a0 Some experience with atmospheric or earth system phenomena and predictability is helpful, but not required.<\/p>\n Format:<\/strong> In order to facilitate a hands-on experience both through presentations and running code, the workshop will be offered in person only.<\/p>\n Number of Participants:<\/strong>\u00a0 The number of participants for Summer 2025 is limited due to space limitations at the venue. Participants will be from the CADRE consortium, from NOAA, and about 35 will be external participants. Note that CADRE plans to offer data assimilation training in 2026 and 2027 as well, so there will be additional options to participate for those unable to attend the first event.<\/p>\n Travel Support:<\/strong> CADRE can provide travel support for up to 30 student participants; details to follow.<\/p>\n Announcement Flyer<\/a><\/p>\n Workshop Agenda<\/a><\/p>\n Logistical Information<\/a><\/p>\n