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See below for links to available pdfs of presentations from the AgMIP6 Global Workshop and side sessions.

Monday June 27

Morning Side Sessions

European Impact Assessment (MACSUR/CROPM)

AgMIP Impacts Explorer

Coordinated Global and Regional Assessments (CGRA)

Afternoon Side Sessions

AgMIP RRT Session

AgGRID / GGCMI

AgMIP-Wheat & EWG WPCM Satellite Meeting

 

Tuesday June 28

Welcome and Overview

AgMIP6 Overview and Welcome

Plenary: Coordinated Global and Regional Assessments (CGRA)

Keynote – Mark Rosegrant

Panel – Jessica Fanzo

Panel – Mario Herrero

Panel – Hermann Lotze-Campen

Panel – Senthold Asseng

Parallel Session 1

1.1 Seasonal Forecasts and Climate Extremes

Past and future weather-induced risk in crop production – Joshua Elliott

Dynamic seasonal climate forecast driven probabilistic maize yield prediction over East Africa – Ronald Hutjes

Interdisciplinary and cross-scales agroclimatic assessment across The U.S. corn belt: what have we learnt? – Xing Liu

Forecasting effects of weather extremes: El Nino’s influence maize yields in Mexico – Gideon Kruseman

Integrated assessment of drought and adaptation scenario impacts on crop production in Austria – Hermine Mitter

Multiple crop model ensembles for improving broad-scale yield prediction with bayesian model averaging – Xiao Huang

1.2 Crop Model Improvement

Inter-comparison of crop models for simulating canola growth and yield – Enli Wang

Lessons learned from evaluating apsim and dssat maize model responses to carbon dioxide, temperature, water, and nitrogen – Ken Boote

Who has the ‘best’ crop model? – Senthold Asseng

Global gridded crop model evaluation: benchmarking, skills, deficiencies and implications – Christoph Müller

The uncertainty cross-cutting theme – Daniel Wallach

Parameterization induced uncertainty of the epic model to estimate climate change impact on global maize yield – Yong He

1.3 Development Adaptation Strategies

Developing adaptation packages for West African agriculture while ensuring congruence with climate and RAPs – Ibrahima Hathie

Designing and assessing adaptation strategies to face challenges of climate change: Insights from Indo-Gangetic Plains of India – Harbir Singh

Exploring adaptations to variable and changing climates for smallholder mixed crop livestock systems in semi-arid Zimbabwe – Sabine Homann-Kee Tui

Integrated assessments in irrigated agriculture linking crop and hydrological models: the case of central Chile – Francisco Meza

Developing and assessing adaptation strategies against climate vulnerability in cotton wheat cropping system of Punjab, Pakistan – Muhammad Ashfaq

Incremental crop management adaptations to climate change: an integrated assessment for European agriculture – Heidi Webber

1.4 Climate Change Assessments

Regional disparities in the beneficial effects of rising CO2 concentrations on crop water productivity – Delphine Deryng

Impacts of soil data uncertainty on crop yield estimates in a global gridded crop model – Christian Folberth

An integrated assessment of climate change impacts and adaptation in smallholder crop-livestock systems in Kenya – Lieven Claessens

Towards a 21st Century Climate Service for small-holder farmers in Zimbabwe: Definition of the climate problem – Elisha N Moyo

Economic analysis of climate impact and adaptation for the dryland wheat system in the US Pacific Northwest – Hongliang Zhang

Management outweighs climate change on affecting length of rice growing period for early rice and single rice in China during 1991-2012
– Xuhui Wang

1.5 Stakeholders & Decision Support

EUROCLIMA Biophysical Modelling, for policy support on agriculture and climate change in Latin America and the Caribbean – Maurits van den Ber

Impact of climate change on West Africa’s agriculture: a mid-century assessment of the major economic outcomes for smallholder farmers – Ibrahima Hathie

Nation-wide interdisciplinary assessments of climate change impacts on agriculture and food security – Hideki Kanamaru

Co-production of knowledge for agricultural adaptation: using climate information and crop model outputs in the wine industry and the maipo adaptation plan – Francisco Meza

1.6 Remote Sensing, Land-use, Scaling

Soil data aggregation effects in regional yield simulations – Holger Hoffmann

The AgMIP Coordinated Climate Crop Modeling Project (C3MP) – differences in climate response across 1100+ crop modeling sets – Alex Ruane

Integrated crop model uses remote sensing data to simulate crop growth and carbon flux data – Jonghan Ko

Using Earth observation and ancillary data sources as alternative to household surveys for regional integrated assessments for maize production in the Free state of South Africa – Wiltrud Durand

1.7 Wheat Model Intercomparison

Improved modelling of wheat processes through inter-comparison of multiple models – Enli Wang

Prediction of the rate of development and anthesis date using QTL-based parameters of an ecophysiological model for durum wheat – Pierre Martre

Designing wheat ideotypes for a changing climate – Mikhail Semenov

Model improvements reduce the uncertainty of wheat crop model ensembles under heat stress – Andrea Maiorano

1.8 Livestock & Grasslands

Large scale impacts of grazing management under climate change – Susanne Rolinski

Impact of climate change on the livestock component of mixed farming systems: modelling evidence from regional integrated assessments across sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia – Katrien Descheemaeker

Assessing simulation models for field scale projections of pasture GHG emissions and yields – Jean-François Soussana

Plenary: Co-Developed Research with Stakeholders (CGRA)

Keynote – Amy Sullivan

Panel – Wei Xiong

Panel – Boubacar Barry

Panel – Francisco Meza

 

Wednesday June 29

Welcome

Day 2 Welcome

Plenary: Modeling for Sustainable Farming Systems

Keynote – Patricia Masikati

Panel – Marc Corbeels

Panel – Rob Vos

Panel – Marco Springmann

Panel – Myriam Adam

Plenary: Next-generation Tools and Open Data

Keynote – Molly Jahn

Panel – Susan Capalbo

Panel – Joshua Elliott

Panel – Medha Devare

Panel – Sibiry Traore

Panel – Bruno Basso

Facilitator – Stan Wood

Parallel Session 2

2.1 Scenarios & RAPs

Developing National Representative Agricultural Pathways (RAPs) – Reflections, lessons and outcomes from high level stakeholder consultations in India – Nataraja Subash

Development of a Climate –Sensitive Representative Agricultural Pathways (RAPs) for West Africa: Stakeholder Interactions – Ibrahima Hathie

Developing Representative Agricultural Pathways: Experiences and Learning across four sites in India – Harbir Singh

Representative Agricultural Pathways for Europe – Anne Biewald

New methods for exploring future farms with stakeholders: the experience of AGMIP’s crop livestock intensification project in semi-arid Zimbabwe – Sabine Homann-Kee Tui

Process for the development of representative agricultural pathways for cotton wheat cropping system in Punjab, Pakistan – Muhammad Ashfaq

2.2 Nutrition and Food Security

Developing a value chain analysis framework to examine the health and environmental trade-offs of dietary patterns: A case study of the Mediterranean diet – Shauna Downs

Global and regional health impacts of future food production under climate change: a modelling study – Marco Springmann

Food System Metrics for Quantifying Nutrition and Sustainability Outcomes – Jessica Fanzo

Interactions between environmental change, agriculture, nutrition and health: an evidence-based framework – Hanna Tuomisto

An Income-Based Food Security Indicator for Agricultural Technology Impact Assessment – Roshan Adhikari

2.3 Biophysical Impacts of Climate Change

What would happen to wheat production in cotton-wheat cropping zone of Punjab under mid century scenario? – Ashfaq Ahmad Chatta

Climate change impacts on crop yield in Koutiala, Mali – Myriam Adam

Sensitivity of current spring barley production system to climate change – Davide Cammarano

Wheat yield potential in europe under climate change explored by adaptation response
surfaces – Roberto Ferrise

Towards Coordinating Assessments of Environmental Sustainability in Agricultural Systems for SDG2 – Sonali McDermid

Making climate data useful for decision makers at the local scale: the case of Nkayi district, Zimbabwe – Olivier Crespo

2.4 Soils & Crop Damage

Accounting for the legacy of soil and crop management when assessing climate change impact on crop production – Bruno Basso

Soil/land quality and health modeling within RASLEV framework in conditions of Russia agroecosystems – Ivan Vasenev

Pathways to Nitrogen’s Planetary Boundary – David Kanter

Impacts of crop rotation, extreme weather events, crop growth and residue management on soil organic carbon content – Anne Gobin

Modeling intercropping with cereals in smallholder agrosystems. From lessons learned in central Brazil to their application in the Peanut Basin in Senegal – Alpha Bocar Baldé

Soil organic matter and sensitivity to climate change. Can we disentangle correlation and causation? – Jean-François Soussana

2.5 Crop Model Improvement & Genetic Apps

Toward Next Generation Gene-based Crop Models: Implications on Experiments, Data, Modeling, and Modularity – James W. Jones

High-throughput phenotyping platform reveals genetic variability and quantitative trait loci of light-related parameters in maize models – Tsu-Wei Chen

A basic approach to predicting yields and optimizing inputs using artificial neural networks – Paul Koch

Importance of crop management for simulating crop phenology in large scale impact assessments – Ehsan Eyshi Rezaei

Assessing agricultural practices in highly variable environments: SARRA-H spatialized crop model for West Africa – Christian Baron

Improved functions for simulating crop water use are necessary to simulate the impact of [CO2] on maize yields – Jean-Louis Durand

2.6 Global Economics and Integrated Assessments

From SSPs to global RAPs – a conceptual framework – Hermann Lotze-Campen

Climate change stabilization and the global agricultural sector under alternative future development scenarios – Petr Havlik

Dynamic economic model of arable crop rotation – Ian McFarlane

Intensification and production reallocation: Attributing land-use changes to their underlying drivers – Thierry Brunelle

Alternative Futures for Global Food and Agriculture – Martin von Lampe

A simple recursive dynamic long-term agricultural sector model – Marcel Adenäuer

2.7 Regional Integrated Assessments

Climate Change Impact on the productivity of crops in smallholder systems in West Africa: The case of Navrongo, Ghana and Nioro, Senegal – Dilys MacCarthy

Reducing vulnerability to climate change in semi-arid Zimbabwe: a multi-model approach for redesigning smallholder farming futures – Sabine Homann-Kee Tui

Assessment of Climate sensitivity to present production system and evaluation of use of adaptation strategies to improve the livelihood security of small and marginal farmers of Indo-Gangetic Plains of India – A multi-crop-climate-economic modeling approach – Nataraja Subash

Evaluating Crop Models for Use with Economic Models in Integrated Assessment – John Antle

Future Climate Change and Its Effect on Maize Yields in Selected Semi-arid Areas of Southern Africa – Weldemichael Tesfuhuney

2.8 Information Technologies and Data

An integrated interdisciplinary modelling system of climate change impacts on agriculture in support of adaptation planning: MOSAICC – Hideki Kanamaru

The Akkerweb platform: models and data to support precision farming – van Evert

Enhancing Discoverability and Re-use of CGIAR’s Agricultural Data: Challenges and Progress – Medha Devare

DataMill: a new application to interface researchers’ database with crop models – Myriam Adam

Interlinked data and models using a semantic approach: an example of the RECORD platform in the context of the ANAEE-France project – Helene Raynal

Application of AgMIP data interoperability standards to the US National Agricultural Research Data Network for Harmonized Data (NARDN-HD) – Cheryl Porter

Plenary: Toward multi-national collaborative frameworks to enable coordinated global and regional assessments

Panel – Claire Weill

Panel – Alain Vidal

Panel – Terry Nipp

Panel – Heather Mckhann

Panel – Harry Clark (remote participation)

 

Thursday June 30

Welcome Day 3

Plenary: Steering Council Feedback

Keynote – perspectives from AgMIP Steering Council Co-Chairs Jean-Francois Soussana and Ghassem Asrar

Regional Breakouts

Regional Breakouts Report Back

3.1 South Asia

3.2 Sub-Saharan Africa

3.3 Latin America and Caribbean

3.4 North America

3.5 East Asia/Oceania

3.6 Europe

3.7 Global Agriculture

3.8 Global Economics

Workgroup Breakouts

4.1 Global Economics

4.2 AgGRID

4.3 Seasonal Estimates, Data Assimilation, and Climate Shocks

4.4 Regional Integrated Assessments

4.5 Crop Model Intercomparison and Improvement (various groups)

4.6 Data, Decision Support Systems and IT

4.7 Crop Modeling of Low-Input Smallholder Systems

4.8 Sustainable Nutrition Security

4.9 Crop-Water-ET

4.10 Livestock-Grasslands

Pest and Diseases Model Intercomparison

 

Friday July 1

Morning Side Sessions

Nutrition Group

Nicole Darmon

Fabrice DeClerck

Adam Drewnowski

Dave Gustafson

Marco Springmann

Hans van Meiji

AgMIP Soil and Crop Rotation Phase 2

Calibration

Afternoon Side Sessions

CGRA Part 2

Ozone Modeling