'Climate model' diaporamas de présentation

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Statistics and Climate

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Inez Fung University of California, Berkeley

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Clouds and Radiation

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Linking probabilistic climate scenarios with downscaling methods for impact studies

Linking probabilistic climate scenarios with downscaling methods for impact studies. Dr Hayley Fowler School of Civil Engineering and Geosciences University of Newcastle, UK With Contributions from: Claudia Tebaldi (NCAR) Stephen Blenkinsop, Andy Smith (Newcastle University). Aim.

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Ideas for Term Paper

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Sustainability

Sustainability. Sustainability and Slag Conference 4 th May 2007 Glenn Albrecht PhD. Discovering Sustainability. . Main Street Goa India (2005). Overview. Defining what is not sustainable Responses to non-sustainability Business as usual The implications Defining what is sustainable

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Two general topics

Using FIA Data for Understanding Plant-Climate Relationships Nicholas L. Crookston Gerald E. Rehfeldt Marcus V. Warwell Rocky Mountain Research Station Moscow, ID. Two general topics.

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The SciDAC2 CCSM Consortium Project

The SciDAC2 CCSM Consortium Project. John B. Drake, Phil Jones . Kickoff Meeting: October 12, 2006, Boulder. Who are we? (And what is SciDAC?). Participating Institutions/Senior Personnel Lead PI: John B. Drake, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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Downscaling Tools

Downscaling Tools. Introduction to LARS-WG and SDSM. LARS-WG stochastic weather generator ( http:\www.iacr.bbsrc.ac.ukmas-modelslarswg.html ). Generation of long weather time-series suitable for risk assessment Ability to extend the simulation of weather to unobserved locations

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UC3: A Framework for Cooperative Computing at the University of Chicago

UC3: A Framework for Cooperative Computing at the University of Chicago . Marco Mambelli ( marco@hep.uchicago.edu ), Rob Gardner Computation and Enrico Fermi Institutes. UC Computing Cooperative. A shared Campus distributed high throughput computing infrastructure (DHTC)

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Climate Change Impacts Modeling

Climate Change Impacts Modeling. ?????????????? National Institute for Environmental Studies. Objective of AIM/Impact. Projection of potential impacts of climate change on sensitive sectors. Consideration of linkages among affected sectors.

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Climate Change Working Group (CCWG) July, 2004 Co-chairs: Gerald A. Meehl, Ben Santer, and

Climate Change Working Group (CCWG) July, 2004 Co-chairs: Gerald A. Meehl, Ben Santer, and Warren Washington. Currently Active Global Coupled Climate Models. PCM atmosphere: CCM3.2, T42, 18L ocean: POP, 2/3 to 1/2 degree in eq. Tropics, 32L,

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Towards Improving Coupled Climate Model Using EnKF Parameter Optimization

Towards Improving Coupled Climate Model Using EnKF Parameter Optimization. Zhengyu Liu 1 , Shaoqing Zhang 2 , Yun Liu 1 R. Jacob 3 , Xinrong Wu 4 , Xuefeng Zhang 4 , Feiyu Lu 1. 1. Univ. Wisconsin-Madison 2. GFDL/NOAA, USA 3. ANL/DOE 4. NMDIS/SOA, China.

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ESG Observational Data Integration

ESG Observational Data Integration. Presented by Feiyi Wang Technology Integration Group National Center of Computational Sciences. The Need for ESG: Climate Science Data Sharing. ESG-CET Federation Team. ESG Sponsors. Current ESG Sites. http://pcmdi3.llnl.gov/esgcet/home.htm

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Intro: Goals of the ICON project

ICON Bucharest 2006 J.Steppeler, Ripodas, Th. Heinze, D. Majewski (DWD - German Weather Service, Offenbach, Germany) L. Bonaventura (MOX - Politecnico di Milano, Italy) M. A. Giorgetta (Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Hamburg, Germany). Intro: Goals of the ICON project.

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Climate

SC.13.01.02.02 Forms conclusions about how climate is determined by interactions of the atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere , and biosphere. Warm Up: On the white boards write a 4-5 sentence paragraph describing the major differences between the tropical, temperate and polar zones. . Climate.

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Impact

Assessing CAM5 Physics Suite in WRF-Chem Model. Objective Investigate the resolution dependence of CAM5 physics Evaluate the CAM5 physics suite running at mesoscale resolution Approach

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Observed & Simulated Profiles of Cloud Occurrence by Atmospheric State

Conclusions

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