How to Participate
To participate in the work of the TF HTAP, you can:
- Subscribe to the announcements email list
- Register for an upcoming meeting
- Contribute to cooperative research as part of the HTAP Model Intercomparison
- By subscribing to the model discussion email list
- By subscribing and contributing to the wiki sections on the model intercomparison
- By submitting or analyzing data through the HTAP Data Server in Juelich
- By taking the lead for a specific analysis and the preparation of a manuscript for a peer-reviewed journal (study plans should be discussed with the experiment leaders)
- Contribute to other related cooperative research projects
- Participate in the development of an assessment report as an author or reviewer
The links below allow you to subscribe/unsubscribe to the TF HTAP's email lists, establish access to the TF HTAP wiki, or request a data server account. By clicking a subscribe/unsubscribe button, you will be able to enter information for subscribing or unsubscribing. More information about each of these communication media is provided below.
E-Mail Lists, Wiki, and Data Server Registration
TF HTAP Mailing Lists
tfhtap and tfhtapmodels are Lyris ListManager mailing lists, hosted on a server and supported by the US EPA.
- tfhtap is a subscription to periodic announcements from the TF HTAP co-chairs
- tfhtapmodels is a discussion list specifically for the TF HTAP model intercomparison participants
Once you are registered, you may use these web links to change your subscription email address, read and send mail, unsubscribe, read and search archives, or change your settings at any time.
https://lists.epa.gov/read/?forum=tfhtap
https://lists.epa.gov/read/?forum=tfhtapmodels
If you have any questions about or problems with tfhtapmodels or tfhap, please do not post them to the list; instead, please email the list administrators at tfhtap-owner@lists.epa.gov. Help documentation is available at http://www.lyris.com/help
Wiki Instructions
A portion of the TF HTAP website is a wiki hosted by FZ Juelich that is intended to facilitate the exchange of information between all TF HTAP participants. Separate wiki pages have been established for the various collaborative research, analysis, and assessment activities under the TF HTAP. Registered participants (see above) can edit the text on the pages, upload images (preferably in pdf format) and manuscript drafts, and post links to other resources.
The wiki portion of the site can be accessed directly at http://htap.icg.fz-juelich.de/data/
A short guide on how to use this Wiki can be found here: ICG2_Wiki_HowTo.pdf. The Wiki pages also contain links to more detailed documentation.
HTAP Data Server
The HTAP data server, htap.icg.kfa-juelich.de, which was established by Research Center Jülich to support the HTAP model intercomparison, is a state-of-the-art Linux PC with a 1 TByte RAID 5 disk system. Access is granted to all participants in the HTAP modelling experiments after registration. Login is possible via ssh and you can use scp or sftp to transfer files from your local computer onto the HTAP server or vice versa. It is also possible to use standard software (netcdf tools, FORTRAN, IDL) for direct data processing on the server. Further instructions are provided here: http://htap.icg.fz-juelich.de/data/ServerHowTo
Adobe PDF Review and Comment Instructions
The preferred format for posting documents on this site is Adobe PDF. Many of the documents provided for review and comment can be marked up electronically using the commenting and reviewing tools available in the free Acrobat Reader (version 7 or later). Using these tools, you can add sticky notes; indicate text edits; and highlight, cross out, or underline text in the pdf file. You can also add premade or dynamic stamps. We encourage the use of these tools as they facilitate the process of compiling comments from multiple reviewers. For assistance with the reviewing tools, see the Acrobat Reader users guide (Chapter 4 in Version 8) http://www.adobe.com/products/reader/pdfs/reader_user_guide.pdf