Workshop presentations were limited to a few speakers and were schedule for only 25 minutes (joint presentations were a little
longer - denoted by a,b, etc, see below). The concept of the talks being to 'set the scene' for the core
science questions of each day and generate 'food for thought' for the proceeding small group discussions. Talks are provided
in PDF format and can be viewed by clicking on the title of the presentation.
All the authors listed
are thanked for their contributions to the workshop.
Day 1 – July 6th 2004
Core Question 1: What constitutes a behavioural model?
Presentation 1: Jim Freer On Measures of Model Behaviour
Presentation 2: Thorsten Wagener Model identification and evaluation using multiple-objectives and recursive methods
Day 2 – July 7th 2004
Core Question 2: How can we find behavioral models in the model space and propagate their predictions into the output
space while considering other uncertainties?
Presentation 1: Jasper Vrugt Advanced Parameter Sampling Strategies for Environmental Modeling
Presentation 2a: Karsten Schulz Modeling Data-Based Mechanistic Modelling Strategies for PUB-Land Surface Flux Predictions
Presentation 2b: Peter Young Leaf River Data: DBM Modelling - Fixed Interval Smoothing and Flow Forecasting
Presentation 2c: Peter Reichert Calibration of watershed models: How to deal with input uncertainty?
Day 3 – July 8th 2004
Core Question 3: What is an appropriate framework for evaluation and comparison of models, methods and data within
PUB? & Planning of future experiments.
Presentation 1a: Erwin Zehe PUB
Prediction of Ungauged Basins Possible Unified Behavior … Models/Hydrologists
Presentation 1b: Andras Bardossy Possibilities to transfer model parameters
Presentation 2: Keith Beven General Workshop summary
The presentations available here are due to the kind permission of the authors. Files are password protected and cannot be
edited or printed. Please contact the authors directly if you wish to use any of this material in the future and, if required, to gain
greater access to the presentations.
