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Paleoclimate Working Group Meeting 2023

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2023-CESM-Paleo-agenda.pdf

2023 CESM PWG Meeting Jamboard

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8:05 AM

Some Intriguing Results from High-Resolution CESM Simulations and New Opportunities

Ping Chang

8:20 AM

2023 CESM PWG: Opportunities for Using VR-CESM in Paleoclimate Research

Sophia Macarewich

9:00 AM

Beyond iCESM1: The Latest Model Developments and Roadblocks for Improving Water Isotope Simulations at NCAR

Jesse Nusbaumer

9:15 AM

2023 CESM PWG: The Response of East Asian Monsoon to the Precessional Cycle: A New Study Using the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory Model

Jung-Eun Lee

10:00 AM

2023 CESM PWG: Climate-Vegetation Feedbacks in a High-CO2 World: Past & Future

Jennifer Kowalczyk

10:15 AM

2023 CESM PWG: Forest Ecosystem Modeling: From Theory and Development to Calibration and Testing

Adrianna Foster

11:00 AM

Modeling of the Ocean BGC at the K–Pg Boundary

Josh Coupe

11:15 AM

2023 CESM PWG: Update of BGC and the Fast Spin-up Method in CESM

Keith Lindsay

Paleoclimate Working Group Meeting 2023

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