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Interested in becoming a sponsor?
See the SUSE5 sponsorship information page or email [email protected] for more details.
Moving the bar on multidisciplinary solutions to wicked urban stream problems
The 5th international Symposium on Urbanization and Stream Ecology (SUSE5) will be held February 12 to 15, 2020 in downtown Austin, Texas (USA) at the Palmer Events Center on beautiful Ladybird Lake. The intimate meeting of ~120 leading scientists, practitioners, and students will continue in the SUSE tradition of sharing and promoting collaborative, interdisciplinary approaches to managing and restoring streams in urbanizing landscapes.
Such “wicked problems” require expertise in a variety of disciplines (e.g. natural and social sciences, engineering, landscape architecture, etc.) and SUSE5 seeks to bring together diverse teams to collaborate on real case studies spanning a gradient of Austin stream settings. Case study results will ultimately be shared with City of Austin staff to potentially advance to conceptual planning and other “pre-implementation” evaluation phases.
Meeting agenda and outcomes:
Please refer to the agenda at a glance for the preliminary meeting schedule. SUSE5 will include opportunities to share individual research through two poster sessions. Outcomes from the three SUSE5 working sessions should result in a series of journal articles for an organized special issue similar to past SUSE meetings (e.g., SUSE1 Freshwater Science, 2005, 24(3) pp. 585-737; SUSE2 Freshwater Science, 2009, 28(4) pp. 908-1098; and SUSE3 Freshwater Science, 2016, 35(1) pp. 272-443).
Posters:
The deadline for abstract submissions has passed, and presenters have been notified of their acceptance. Presenters are encouraged to use the #betterposter format in preparing their posters. Posters of this design should be sized to 48" (width) X 36" (height). You are free to design the poster as you wish, but if you want to use the PowerPoint template available from the example above, first download the landscape template and then resize the slides by clicking 'Design' and then 'Slide Size' and selecting 'Custom slide size'. When prompted, change the width to 48" (height is already OK) and click 'OK'. Then on the next dialog box select 'Ensure Fit', which leads to a slide for the poster with “blank” areas at the top/bottom. Manually extend the size boxes to the top and bottom of the page and move the text boxes as needed up/down. Posters will be displayed on tripod stands with a solid backer (provided at the meeting). Please email us ([email protected]) if you have any questions about your poster or the #betterposter design.
Accessibility and Inclusion:
SUSE5 aims to be a positive, collaborative, interdisciplinary experience for researchers, practitioners, and other stakeholders committed to improving urban stream function. The SUSE Code of Conduct will be in place to help ensure a positive and safe environment for all participants. The Central Library and Palmer Events Center are ADA accessible facilities, and ADA accessible transportation for the case study field visits can be provided (please use the supplemental registration form to make us aware of needs related to any physical limitations). Within the available budget and conference resources, several meals with be available to facilitate working lunches during the conference (please use the supplemental registration form to make us aware of dietary restrictions). Please reach out to [email protected] or any of the SUSE5 committee members with needs or concerns so that we can facilitate your full participation in SUSE5.
Registration for SUSE5 is closed.
If you have registered for SUSE5 already, please complete the Supplemental Registration by January 15, 2019.
Accommodations:
Some suggestions for individual accommodations near the event center include Extended Stay America (~$130 per night), Stay Alfred (~$150), The Hotel Carpenter (~$240), and AirBnB (~$80+).
Questions?
Questions can be directed to [email protected] or any of the SUSE5 committee members. Special thanks to the University of Georgia River Basin Center for hosting the registration.
Local arrangements committee:
Mateo Scoggins, City of Austin (Meeting chair)
Andrew Clamann, City of Austin
Ana Gonzalez, City of Austin
Staryn Wagner, City of Austin
Program committee:
Bob Hawley, Sustainable Streams (Program chair)
Erika Bilger, University of Illinois
Megan Fork, Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
Rebecca Hale, Idaho State University
Kristina Hopkins, USGS
Martin Neale, Puhoi Stour
Bob Smith, Lycoming College
SUSE Advisory Board:
Allison Roy (Chair), USGS Massachusetts Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit & UMass*
Bob Hawley (SUSE5 program chair), Sustainable Streams
M Eugènia Martí, Roca Blanes Centre for Advanced Studies
Mike Paul, Tetra Tech
Blanca Ríos-Touma, Universidad de Las Américas – Ecuador
Mateo Scoggins (SUSE5 chair), City of Austin
Bob Smith, Lycoming College*
Chris Walsh, University of Melbourne
Seth Wenger, River Basins Center – University of Georgia
* Designates primary contact for issues related to the SUSE Code-of-conduct
Interested in becoming a sponsor?
See the SUSE5 sponsorship information page or email [email protected] for more details.
Moving the bar on multidisciplinary solutions to wicked urban stream problems
The 5th international Symposium on Urbanization and Stream Ecology (SUSE5) will be held February 12 to 15, 2020 in downtown Austin, Texas (USA) at the Palmer Events Center on beautiful Ladybird Lake. The intimate meeting of ~120 leading scientists, practitioners, and students will continue in the SUSE tradition of sharing and promoting collaborative, interdisciplinary approaches to managing and restoring streams in urbanizing landscapes.
Such “wicked problems” require expertise in a variety of disciplines (e.g. natural and social sciences, engineering, landscape architecture, etc.) and SUSE5 seeks to bring together diverse teams to collaborate on real case studies spanning a gradient of Austin stream settings. Case study results will ultimately be shared with City of Austin staff to potentially advance to conceptual planning and other “pre-implementation” evaluation phases.
Meeting agenda and outcomes:
Please refer to the agenda at a glance for the preliminary meeting schedule. SUSE5 will include opportunities to share individual research through two poster sessions. Outcomes from the three SUSE5 working sessions should result in a series of journal articles for an organized special issue similar to past SUSE meetings (e.g., SUSE1 Freshwater Science, 2005, 24(3) pp. 585-737; SUSE2 Freshwater Science, 2009, 28(4) pp. 908-1098; and SUSE3 Freshwater Science, 2016, 35(1) pp. 272-443).
Posters:
The deadline for abstract submissions has passed, and presenters have been notified of their acceptance. Presenters are encouraged to use the #betterposter format in preparing their posters. Posters of this design should be sized to 48" (width) X 36" (height). You are free to design the poster as you wish, but if you want to use the PowerPoint template available from the example above, first download the landscape template and then resize the slides by clicking 'Design' and then 'Slide Size' and selecting 'Custom slide size'. When prompted, change the width to 48" (height is already OK) and click 'OK'. Then on the next dialog box select 'Ensure Fit', which leads to a slide for the poster with “blank” areas at the top/bottom. Manually extend the size boxes to the top and bottom of the page and move the text boxes as needed up/down. Posters will be displayed on tripod stands with a solid backer (provided at the meeting). Please email us ([email protected]) if you have any questions about your poster or the #betterposter design.
Accessibility and Inclusion:
SUSE5 aims to be a positive, collaborative, interdisciplinary experience for researchers, practitioners, and other stakeholders committed to improving urban stream function. The SUSE Code of Conduct will be in place to help ensure a positive and safe environment for all participants. The Central Library and Palmer Events Center are ADA accessible facilities, and ADA accessible transportation for the case study field visits can be provided (please use the supplemental registration form to make us aware of needs related to any physical limitations). Within the available budget and conference resources, several meals with be available to facilitate working lunches during the conference (please use the supplemental registration form to make us aware of dietary restrictions). Please reach out to [email protected] or any of the SUSE5 committee members with needs or concerns so that we can facilitate your full participation in SUSE5.
Registration for SUSE5 is closed.
If you have registered for SUSE5 already, please complete the Supplemental Registration by January 15, 2019.
Accommodations:
Some suggestions for individual accommodations near the event center include Extended Stay America (~$130 per night), Stay Alfred (~$150), The Hotel Carpenter (~$240), and AirBnB (~$80+).
Questions?
Questions can be directed to [email protected] or any of the SUSE5 committee members. Special thanks to the University of Georgia River Basin Center for hosting the registration.
Local arrangements committee:
Mateo Scoggins, City of Austin (Meeting chair)
Andrew Clamann, City of Austin
Ana Gonzalez, City of Austin
Staryn Wagner, City of Austin
Program committee:
Bob Hawley, Sustainable Streams (Program chair)
Erika Bilger, University of Illinois
Megan Fork, Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
Rebecca Hale, Idaho State University
Kristina Hopkins, USGS
Martin Neale, Puhoi Stour
Bob Smith, Lycoming College
SUSE Advisory Board:
Allison Roy (Chair), USGS Massachusetts Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit & UMass*
Bob Hawley (SUSE5 program chair), Sustainable Streams
M Eugènia Martí, Roca Blanes Centre for Advanced Studies
Mike Paul, Tetra Tech
Blanca Ríos-Touma, Universidad de Las Américas – Ecuador
Mateo Scoggins (SUSE5 chair), City of Austin
Bob Smith, Lycoming College*
Chris Walsh, University of Melbourne
Seth Wenger, River Basins Center – University of Georgia
* Designates primary contact for issues related to the SUSE Code-of-conduct
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