CALMET 97 Timetable
- Friday 4th July
- Joint session with the Symposium on "Visualisation
of dynamic phenomena in meteorology and oceanography"
- Saturday 5th July
- Workshop A: Internet for beginners and gurus
- Steve Bennett (Edinburgh University, Scotland) + Woody Wang (COMET,
U.S.A.)
- Workshop B: Show and tell
- Anyone may present software demonstrations during this workshop:
- Workshop C: Evaluation methods
- Ross Reynolds (Reading University, England) + Mary Marlino (COMET,
U.S.A.)
- Workshop D: Implementation strategies
- Mary Marlino (COMET, U.S.A.) + Peter Love (Macquarie University, Australia)
- Workshops A and B will be "drop-in" style. Each workshop
will be held twice.
- 0900-1040
- Workshops A and C
- 1110-1230
- Workshops B and D
- 1330-1450
- Workshops A and D
- 1520-1700
- Workshops B and C
- Monday 7th July (Chairperson: John Mottram (BMTC, Australia)
- 0900
- Welcome Address: John Zillman
- 0920
- Daniel Gondouin EuroMET:
a European project to share on-line meteorological educational resources
- 0940
- A.J.Pitman Implementation and evaluation of Web-based delivery
of a 100-level Environmental Science course
- 1000
- Henk Vershuur (presented by Johannes Schmetz) A
computer-aided-learning project in satellite meteorology for the African
meteorological community
- 1020
- Chris Pienaar et al The South African Weather Bureau and CAL
- 1040-1110
- Morning break
- 1110
- Ian Bell What is CAL?
- 1210
- Ric Lowe, Merv Lynch and Ian Bell Instructional
animation for building chart prediction capabilities
- 1230-1330
- Lunch break
- Afternoon session: (Chairperson: Michel Houde, AES Canada (provisional))
- 1330
- Jean Christophe Canonici A
CAL module on radar measurements as a training tool accompanying a Meteo-France
radar hydrology project named HYDRAM
- 1350
- David McElhinney, Rob Willis and Jeff Wilson Training in the
use of advanced meteorological workstations
- 1410
- Douglas Yarger (presented by Mary Marlino) Weather forecasting:
an authentic situated learning environment
- 1430
- Jarmo Koistinen (presented by Carola Sundius) NOMEK
Case Study - A practical example of computer-aided training in meteorology
- 1450-1520
- Afternoon break
- 1520
- Jeff Wilson A
CD-ROM dataset for development of satellite interpretation in CAL modules
- 1540
- Ian Bell and Kate Wright Automating CAL development for satellite
interpretation
- 1600
- Charles Duncan Developing a CAL
course: a case study
- 1620
- Charles Lemckert Internet-based
experiments in distance education
- 1620
- Jon Sears Earth Interactions: an electronic journal
- Evening
- Symposium Bush Banquet Dinner
- Tuesday 8th July (Chairperson: Daniel Gondouin, Meteo France)
- 0900
- Peter Love Results from the evaluation of undergraduate use
of HTML-based teaching material and the implications for design
- 0920
- Mike Bruhn Developing aviation meteorology CAL modules
- 0940
- Vincent Pircher Implementing
CAL in learning startegies at Ecole Nationale de la Meteorologie and Meteo-France:
Progress and difficulties
- 1000
- Michel Houde Developing
a virtual learning centre to meet the learning needs of a scientific organisation
- 1020
- Ian Bell A Meteorological Calculator
- 1040-1110
- Morning break
- 1110
- Michael Nott Learning by doing-Virtual strategies for our science students
- 1150
- John Nielsen-Gammon Replacing traditional
lectures with web-based tutorials in a weather forecasting seminar
- 1210
- Charles Barerra Developing CAL
on the web: navigation solutions and 3D visualisation: a EuroMET example
on satellite orbits
- 1230-1330
- Lunch break
- Afternoon session: (Chairperson: Dace Bumbers (BMTC, Australia))
- 1330
- Brian Heckman Where has CAL come from and where are we going?
- 1410
- Steven Bond Technical challenges of
the EuroMET project
- 1430
- Ross Reynolds Evaluation of the
EuroMET modules: Results and prospects
- 1450-1520
- Afternoon break
1430
- Sherwood Wang Creating
Distance Learning Using CD-ROM and WWW Pages
- 1540
- Dace Bumbers CAL for all seasons
- 1600
- Ted Sammis Distributing real-time weather data and information
used in agriculture via internet
- 1620
- Jeff Wilson Training meteorologists with visualisation tools
- Wednesday 9th July (Chairperson: Carola Sundius (Finnish Meteorological
Institute, Finland))
- 0900
- Po-Hsiung Lin CALMET programs in NTU/ATM
- 0920
- Paavo Airaksinen Atlas of weather phenomena - an important part
of CAL material for weather observers
- 0940
- Charles Duncan CALMet internet services:
where to from here?
- 1000
- Panel session: The changing role of the meteorology teacher/instructor
Panel Members:
- Ian Bell, BMTC, Australia
- Daniel Gondouin, Meteo France, France
- Peter Love, Maquarie Universitym Australia
- Michael Nott, Melbourne University, Australia
- 1040-1110
- Morning break
- 1110
- Panel session continued....
- Lunch break 1230-1330
- Afternoon
- Visit (location still to be decided)
- Evening
- CALMet 97 Dinner