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| − | === Week 1 (6/1 - 6/5) ===
| + | Weekly milestones can be found on our main project page, [[Using_Gaussian_Stochastic_Processes_(GaSP)_for_Hazard_Mapping#Milestones|located here]]. |
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| − | * Read about statistical surrogates
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| − | * Plot test function
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| − | * Find optimization routine in Python
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| − | * Become comfortable with LaTeX
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| − | === Week 2 (6/5 - 6/12) ===
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| − | * Complete eading on storm surges
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| − | ** Technical paper from Dr. Spiller
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| − | ** Non-technical, independent research
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| − | * Use optimization routine to find parameters to fit
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| − | === Week 3 (6/15 - 6/19) ===
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| − | * Play around with reading data files from computer experiment
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| − | ** Hopefully storm surge data – maybe move to Week 4
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| − | * Implement optimization of model posterior (∴)
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| − | === Week 4 (6/22 – 6/26) ===
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| − | * Continue on (∴)
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| − | * Play around with reading data files and plotting outputs
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| − | * Reading about Monte Carlo calculations
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| − | * Regroup and discuss plan for July
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| − | === Week 5 (6/29 – 7/3) ===
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| − | * '''Mini-presentation on July 2nd'''
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| − | * Work on applying surrogate to storm surge model (♦)
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| − | * Identify challenges in doing so
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| − | === Week 6 (7/6 – 7/10) ===
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| − | * Continue to work on (♦)
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| − | * Use surrogate in probability calculation (∗)
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| − | * Discuss possible scenario model
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| − | === Week 7 (7/13 – 7/17) ===
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| − | * Work on (♦) and (∗)
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| − | === Week 8 (7/20 – 7/24) ===
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| − | * Work on (♦) and (∗)
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| − | === Week 9 (7/27 – 7/30) ===
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| − | * '''Posters due July 29th'''
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| − | === Week 10 (8/3 – 8/7) ===
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| − | * '''Finish presentations and papers'''
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Using statistical surrogates to estimate the behavior of storm surge during a hurricane or tropical storm. See here for more details.
