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Climate Variability & Change Working Group Meeting 2023

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2023 CESM Climate Variability & Change Working Group Meeting

Tuesday, February 21

Mesa Lab Main Seminar Room / Hybrid

8:00 AM

2023 CESM AMWG Climate Variability and Change CVCWG Update

Isla Simpson, Aixue Hu, Sarah Thompson

8:15 AM

2023 CVCWG: An Evaluation of the Seasonal Caribbean Hydroclimate under Low and High-Resolution CESM and other CMIP6 Mode

Carlos Martinez

8:30 AM

2023 CVCWG: Resolving weather fronts increases the large-scale circulation response to Gulf Stream SST anomalies

Robb Jnglin Willis

8:45 AM

2023 CVCWG: Revisiting the Relationship Between the North Pacific High and Upwelling Winds Along the Coast of North America in the Present and Future climate

Hui Ding

9:00 AM

2023 CVCWG: Exploring the non-stationarity of coastal sea level probability distributions

Fabrizio Falasca

9:15 AM

2023 CVCWG: Estimating Amplification of Freshwater Fluxes using Linear Response

Aurora Basinski

9:30 AM

2023 CVCWG: An Estimate of Antarctic Bottom Water variability from GRACE satellite gravity data

Jemma Jeffree

10:00 AM

2023 CVCWG: Extreme fire weather events under climate variability and change

Danielle Touma

10:15 AM

2023 CVCWG: Two perspectives on amplified warming over tropical land

Suqin Duan

10:30 AM

2023 CVCWG: Projecting climate responses using AI implementation of the Fluctuation-Dissipation Theorem trained on CESM2 Large Ensemble Data

Haruki Hirasawa

1:00 PM

2023 CVCWG: Understanding the Drivers of Atlantic Multidecadal Variability Using a Stochastic Model Hierarchy

Glenn Liu

1:15 PM

2023 CVCWG: A Hierarchy of Global Ocean Models Coupled to CESM1

Tien-Yiao Hsu

1:30 PM

2023 CVCWG: A North Atlantic warming hole without ocean circulation

Chengfei He

1:45 PM

2023 CVCWG: North Pacific Climate Variability in a New CESM1 Ocean Model Hierarchy

Tyler Fenske

2:00 PM

2023 CVCWG: CESM Pencil Ocean Model

Young-Oh Kwon

2:15 PM

2023 CVCWG: Changes to wind driven ocean circulation amplify externally forced warming over the historical period in CESM2

Kay McMonigal

3:00 PM

2023 CVCWG: Subsurface Ocean Temperature Responses to the Anthropogenic Aerosol Forcing in the North Pacific

Jia-Rui Shi

3:15 PM

2023 CVCWG: The Oceans are Warming!

Kevin Trenberth

4:00 PM

2023 CVCWG: The role of the 2019-2020 Australian bushfire smoke in the current multi-year La Nina and phase of the Interdecadal Pacific Oscillation

Jerry Meehl

4:15 PM

2023 CVCWG: Future changes in marine heat and cold waves: Insights from Model Large Ensembles

Clara Deser

Wednesday, February 22

Joint ESPWG/CVCWG Session

9:05 AM

2023 Joint CVCWG/ESPWG: Mechanisms of Multi-year ENSO predictability

Nathan Lenssen

9:20 AM

2023 Joint CVCWG/ESPWG: Assessing future ENSO predictability using perfect model analogs in large ensembles

Dillon Amaya

9:35 AM

2023 Joint CVCWG/ESPWG: Characterizing Nonlinearities in CESM2 ENSO Dynamics using Machine Learning Technique

Jakob Schloer

9:50 AM

2023 Joint CVCWG/ESPWG: ENSO forecast skill in a changing climate

Jiale Lou

Climate Variability & Change Working Group Meeting 2023

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