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Workshops Discussion Space WIKI (WDSW)
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W2 Discussion space: Evaluating the impact of data and associated uncertainty on hydrological model predictions?
W3 Discussion space: Simulation of environmentally relevant behaviour with Agent Based Modelling: From real systems to conceptual models?
W11 Discussion space: Bridging the gaps between design and use: evaluating decision and information support tools?
W11 Discussion space: Bridging the gaps between design and use: evaluating decision and information support tools?
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http://www.iemss.org/iemss2008/index.php?n=Main.W1PositionPaper.RecentChanges&action=rss
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http://www.iemss.org/iemss2008/index.php?n=W1PositionPaper.RecentChanges&action=rss
http://www.iemss.org/iemss2008/index.php?n=Main.W1PositionPaper.RecentChanges&action=rss
On the left menu bar, you can find links to the 'home pages' of the specific Position Papers. The leaders of the workshops should take care of managing the home pages of their position papers. We have already created templates for such pages. The template contains instructions on how to edit your paper and how to upload images, PDF documents and so on. It also contain a link to a Wiki page purposely designed to host your position paper.
Also on the left menu bar you can find RSS feeds, which you can subscribe to, to be kept abreast of most recent changes, as all contributors enter them. Most internet browser will recognise a 'feed' and they offer the option to 'subscribe' to that feed. Whenever a change is made on a page monitored by a feed, you will be noticed. This greatly improves collaboration, and reduces the number of exchanged emails.
Important notice: this is a Wiki (what is a wiki ?) and you can edit the content of any page by clicking the 'Edit Page' button and link you can find at the top and bottom of each page. Check out the WikiSandbox to get started with editing content in the iEMSs 2008 Wiki. A link with a dotted underline and a small question mark to its right means that the corresponding page does not exists.
Important notice: this is a Wiki (what is a wiki ?) and you can edit the content of any page by clicking the 'Edit Page' button and link you can find at the top and bottom of each page. Check out the WikiSandbox to get started with editing content in the iEMSs 2008 Wiki. A link with a dotted underline and a small question mark to its right means that the corresponding page does not exists.
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Important notice: this is a Wiki (what is a wiki ?) and you can edit the content of any page by clicking the 'Edit Page' button and link you can find at the top and bottom of each page. Check out the WikiSandbox to get started with editing content in the iEMSs 2008 Wiki. A link with a dotted underline and a small question mark to its right means that the corresponding page does not exists.
On the left menu bar, you can find links to the 'home pages' of the specific Position Papers. The leaders of the workshops should take care of managing the home pages of their position papers. We have already created templates for such pages. The template contains instructions on how to edit your paper and how to upload images, PDF documents and so on. It also contain a link to a Wiki page purposely designed to host your position paper.
Also on the left menu bar you can find RSS feeds, which you can subscribe to, to be kept abreast of most recent changes, as all contributors enter them. Most internet browser will recognise a 'feed' and they offer the option to 'subscribe' to that feed. Whenever a change is made on a page monitored by a feed, you will be noticed. This greatly improves collaboration, and reduces the number of exchanged emails.