Workshop: Modeling Water Level Dynamics in Intertidal Zones Using the Time-integrated Model of Shallow Water Availability (TiMSA)

This workshop will present the Time-integrated Model of Shallow Water Availability (TiMSA) model framework, provide a technical walkthrough, and discuss model limitations and tradeoffs in model-realism and scale. TiMSA is a hydrological model that quantifies the spatial and temporal dynamics of shallow-water availability in the intertidal zone. Although originally designed to quantify wading bird foraging habitat availability, TiMSA’s concept could be applied for a wide range of conservation, restoration, and management goals in coastal systems.

See the attached program with further details on the workshop and a link for registration (no cost). This workshop is being organized by the Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies in collaboration with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and Florida Atlantic University.