March 2024 STAC Quarterly Meeting
March 5, 2024 - March 6, 2024The March 2024 STAC meeting was held virtually on Tuesday, March 5th and Wednesday, March 6th.
The meeting theme for Day 2 was a debrief of the Beyond 2025 Steering Committee Symposium held a week prior to the March meeting. The committee provided feedback on findings from the Symposium, listened to Beyond 2025 Small Group members on their recommendations, and presented their perspective on the recommended path forward, including immediate, intermediate, and long-term needs.
Draft Meeting Agenda: STAC March 2024 QM Agenda_Feb 29
Meeting Materials:
- AI: Contextual Preview and Links
- Attendance Record: March 2023 – December 2023
- Current Membership Contacts
- STAC Membership Term List
- STAC Membership Expertise
- STAC Bylaws
- STAC Operational Guidelines
- Beyond 2025 Small Group Draft Recommendations
Presentations:
- Leveraging Deep Learning and Data Science for the Conservation and Restoration Movement — Joel Dunn (Chesapeake Conservancy)
- Briefing on Findings from the STAC FY22 Workshop “Using Carbon to Achieve Chesapeake Bay (and Watershed) Water Quality Goals and Climate Resiliency: The Science, Gaps, Implementation Activities and Opportunities” — Jennifer Egan (UMCES)
- Briefing on Findings from the STAC FY22 Workshop “The State of the Science and Practice of Stream Restoration in the Chesapeake: Lessons Learned to Better Inform Implementation, Assessment and Outcome” — Greg Noe (USGS)
- Briefing on Findings from the STAC FY21 Workshop “Advancing Monitoring Approaches to Enhance Tidal Chesapeake Habitat Assessment Water Clarity and SAV, Chlorophyll a and Dissolved Oxygen”— Peter Tango (USGS)
Recordings
- Leveraging Deep Learning and Data Science for the Conservation and Restoration Movement
Presented by Joel Dunn (Chesapeake Conservancy)
- Briefing on Findings from the STAC FY22 Workshop “Using Carbon to Achieve Chesapeake Bay (and Watershed) Water Quality Goals and Climate Resiliency: The Science, Gaps, Implementation Activities and Opportunities”
Presented by Jennifer Egan (UMCES)
- Briefing on Findings from the STAC FY22 Workshop “The State of the Science and Practice of Stream Restoration in the Chesapeake: Lessons Learned to Better Inform Implementation, Assessment and Outcome“
Presented Greg Noe (USGS)
- Briefing on Findings from the STAC FY21 Workshop “Advancing Monitoring Approaches to Enhance Tidal Chesapeake Habitat Assessment Water Clarity and SAV, Chlorophyll a and Dissolved Oxygen
Presented by Peter Tango (USGS)
Final Meeting Minutes: