Capstone Conference: Mathematical Modeling for Renewable Energy and Environment
Topic
In this conference, we bring together researchers from a broad range of active research areas related to energy transition and climate change where the common element is weather. We aim to highlight varied mathematical models of weather-related phenomena and encourage exchange of ideas among distinct research areas.
Speakers
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Special Guest Lecture
Judith Sayers, indigenous leader, Chancellor of Vancouver Island University, President of Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council
Conference Sessions
- Stochastic modeling of atmosphere, and applications to energy and environment-Part 1: Wind and Solar, Monday, May 25.
- Speaker: Julie Lundquist, Department of Mechanical Engineering and Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Johns Hopkins University
- Organizers: Tianxia Jia (U Victoria) , Adam Monahan (U Victoria)
- Stochastic modeling of atmosphere, and applications to energy and environment-Part 2: Wildfires, smoke and air pollution, Tuesday, May 26.
- Speaker: Jen Beverly, Department of Renewable Resources, Agricultural, Life & Environmental Sciences, University of Alberta
- Organizers: John Braun (UBC-O), Ruth Digby CCCMA
- Decision making for power systems with renewables, electric vehicles and storage. Wednesday, May 27
- Speaker: Audun Bottarud, Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems, Institute for Data, Systems, and Society, MIT
- Organizers :Deniz Sezer (UCalgary), Zhirui Liang (UCalgary)
- Modeling of environmental extremes: Extreme value theory, Uncertainty quantification, stochastic dynamical systems, Thursday, May 28.
- Speaker: Mohammad Farazmand, Department of Mathematics, North Carolina State University
- Organizers: Slim Ibrahim, (UVic), Mustafa Mohamad (UCalgary)
- Financial modeling in the face of energy transition and climate change, Friday May 29.
- Speaker: Basma Majerbi, Gustavson School of Business, University of Victoria
- Organizers: Leonard Olien (UCalgary), Tony Ware (UCalgary)
Featured Talks
Ahmed EzzatRutgers University | Atefeh MohebiUniversity of Victoria | Chaoyue ZhaoUniversity of Washington | Cynthia WhaleyCanadian Centre for Climate Modelling and Analysis |
Dirk LauingerMassachusetts Institute of Technology | Jagdeep SinghUniversity of British Columbia Okanagan | Julie CarreauPolytechnique Montréal | Kiri DaustBC Ministry of Forests |
Ladan TazikUniversity of British Columbia Okanagan | Mike LudkovskiUniversity of California Santa Barbara | Mina DashlerUniversity of British Columbia | Rahul AgarwalUniversity of Calgary |
Robert WebberUniversity of California San Diego | Sara Hastings SimonUniversity of Calgary | Sarah HendersonUniversity of British Columbia | Tylar JiaUniversity of Victoria |
Yize ChenUniversity of Alberta | Zhirui LiangUniversity of Calgary |
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
Financial support is available for graduate students and early career researchers.
Please apply at https://survey.ucalgary.ca/jfe/form/SV_b4xBN1CTWDBFuF8
- Apply by April 1st to be considered for the first intake.
- Applications beyond this date will be considered depending on the availability of funds.
Additional Information
This event is sponsored by the following organizations:
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PIMS | U Calgary-Electricity Center | Pacific Institute of Climate Solutions |
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U Calgary-Mathematics and Statistics | U Victoria-Faculty of Science | UBC-Vancouver-Mathematics |
This event, which is funded by PIMS, is an activity of the Forecasting and Mathematical Modeling for Renewable Energy CRG