Tuesday, February 8, 2005
8:00	-	8:30		Registration (Lobby)
Introduction
8:30	-	9:00		Project Overview and Status, Introduction of Science Advisory Council – Kim Yates (USGS-GD)
Modeling Plans and Baseline Mapping
9:00	-	9:20		Integrated Modeling – Clif Hearn (USGS-ETI)
9:20	-	9:40		Task 1: Baseline mapping: status, accomplishments, model products – Mark Hansen (USGS-GD)
9:40	-	10:00		Break/Poster Viewing
10:00	-	10:20		Task 1: Urban development and coastal changes – Mike Crane (USGS-NMD)
10:20	-	11:20		Choice of models. A discussion of various proprietary and open source models and submodels. Clif Hearn (USGS-ETI)
11:20	-	12:00		Interactive Poster Session and Discussion: Modeling Plans and Baseline Mapping
12:00	-	1:30		Lunch (provided) and Poster Viewing
Water and Sediment
1:30	-	2:00		Circulation and Flushing times of Tampa Bay: models and data – Clif Hearn (USGS-ETI)
2:00	-	2:30		Task 2: Water and sediment quality: status, accomplishments, and model products– Peter Swarzenski (USGS-GD)
2:30	-	3:00		Break/Poster Viewing
3:00	-	3:30		Sediment Transport and water quality modeling – Clif Hearn (USGS-ETI), DHI, Delft
3:30	-	4:00		Task 3: History and Pre-history of Tampa Bay: status, accomplishments, and model products – Tom Cronin (USGS-GD) and Greg Brooks (Eckerd College)
4:00	-	5:00		Interactive Poster Session and Discussion: Water and Sediment, History and Pre-history
5:00	-	5:15		Closing Remarks – Kim Yates (USGS-GD)
5:15	-	7:00		Evening Social/Dinner and Poster Viewing
Wednesday, February 9, 2005
8:00	-	8:10		Day 2 Introductory Remarks – Kim Yates (USGS-GD)
Ecology
8:10	-	8:30		Wetland modeling: advection and dispersion – Clif Hearn (USGS-ETI)
8:30	-	9:00		Task 4: Wetlands accomplishments and model products – Carole McIvor (USGS-BRD) and Tom Smith (USGS-BRD)
9:00	-	9:30		Seagrasses: modeling and data – Tony Janicki (Janicki Environmental), Clif Hearn (USGS-ETI) and Flo Thomas (USF)
9:30	-	10:00		Break/Poster Viewing
10:00	-	10:20		Task 5: Benthic Habitats: status, accomplishments, and model products – Kim Yates (USGS-GD)
10:20	-	10:40		History of benthic habitat research in Tampa Bay – Holly Greening (TBEP) and Kathryn Smith (USGS-BRD)
10:40	-	10:50		Introduction to Part 2 of the TB-ICM Manual: ecological models – Clif Hearn (USGS-ETI)
Model Products and Data Management
10:50	-	11:10		Data management – Jimmy Johnston (USGS-BRD) and Kathryn Smith (USGS-BRD)
11:10	-	11:30		The integrated model interface: Coastmap – ASA
11:30	-	12:15		Interactive Poster Session: Ecology, Model Products, and Data Management
12:15	-	1:45		Lunch (provided) and Poster Viewing
Top three questions: products and end user examples
1:45	-	2:00		Top three model questions reiterated – Clif Hearn (USGS-ETI)
Question 1
2:00	-	2:15		The influence of engineering modifications to Tampa Bay and options for new navigational channels – Steve Bratos (USACE) and Clif Hearn (USGS-ETI)
2:15	-	2:30		Public Health Indicators – Valerie J. Harwood (USF) and Gary Huxel (USF)
2:30	-	2:45		Plankton fronts and hot spots, and the road to fish models – Kendra Daly (USF), Behzad Mahmoudi (FMRI)
2:45	-	3:00		Particle movement and oil spill predictions – ASA
Question 2
3:00	-	3:15		Coastal Habitat Restoration – Randy Runnels (FDEP)
3:15	-	3:30		Planning Wetland Restoration – Karen Hill and Pam Leasure (Pinellas County, Environmental Lands Division)
3:30	-	3:45		Groundwater contribution to freshwater inflow – Mike Beach (SWFWMD)
3:45	-	4:00		Break/Poster Viewing
Question 3
4:00	-	4:15		Risk analysis and stochastic treatment of hurricane scenarios; survival probabilities for adult Florida Manatees – Catherine Langtimm (USGS-BRD)
4:15	-	5:00		Facilitated Discussion, SAC questions/comments
5:00				Close of meeting
5:15				Roundtable meeting – Delft, DHI, ASA and “open source” users meeting