Register for Day 1

Name: Complex Adaptive Digital Twins for Urban Sea Systems
Start: 2026-12-15
End: 2026-12-17
Location: University of Washington

Day 1 of the workshop is open to anyone who registers. Days 2 and 3 are by invitation.

Day 1: open to all

Tuesday, December 15
08:15 registration and coffee, program until about 17:30
Center for Urban Horticulture, University of Washington
3501 NE 41st Street, Seattle, WA 98105, USA

Day 1 sets out why Urban Seas matter, from hazards to the living sea, and gives the open audience a voice.

See the Day 1 program

Full name *

Email *

Affiliation or organization *

Role or title

Sector

What is your interest in digital twins, and what would you like to take away from Day 1?

Which parts of the Urban Sea System interest you most?

Choose any, and add your own under Other.

Hydrodynamics and circulation Weather and climate Watersheds and runoff Pollution of air and water Ports and supply chains Hazards, natural and human-generated Ecological systems

Other:

Dietary needs

For coffee and breaks.

Accessibility needs

Day 1 plenary sessions will be recorded. Do you consent to appearing in the recording? *

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May we list your name and affiliation as a participant? *

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Anything else we should know?

Website

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Thank you, you are registered for Day 1. Room details will be sent to registered participants before the workshop.

CADT Workshop 2026

A working meeting on digital twins for the Salish Sea and the world's Urban Sea Systems.

December 15–17, 2026 · University of Washington, Seattle, Washington

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Marine Denolle
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John R. Delaney
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