Program
Polar Weather and Climate Week, June 4–8, 2016
Time | Event |
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Saturday June 4 | |
International Workshop on Coupled Modeling of Polar Environments (June 4-5, 2016) |
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0900 - 0920 | Arrival and registration |
0920 - 0930 |
Opening remarks and introductions David Bromwich Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center |
Coupled Modeling 0930-1100 (30 minute presentation with 10 minute discussion) Chairperson: David Bromwich |
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0930 - 1010 |
The Regional Arctic System Model (RASM) for Studying High Resolution Climate Changes in the Arctic Mark Seefeldt |
1010 - 1050 |
Modeling Polar Clouds of the ARISE and ASCOS projects Keith Hines |
1050 - 1110 | Break |
1110 - 1150 |
Ice Effect on Wave Propagation in the Marginal Ice Zone Hayley Shen |
1150 - 1320 | Lunch |
Coupled Modeling continued 1320-1440 Chairperson: Keith Hines |
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1320 - 1400 |
Progress towards the development of a coupled ice sheet/ocean/sea ice model Ben Galton-Fenzi |
1400 - 1440 |
Coastal Antarctic polynyas: A coupled process requiring high model resolution in the ocean and atmosphere Mike Dinniman |
1440 - 1500 | Break |
1500 - 1540 |
Developing a coupled atmosphere-ice-ocean modeling system for investigation of Antarctic sea ice and bottom water formation Jeff Willison |
1540 - 1620 |
Polar COAWST David Bromwich and Lesheng Bai |
1620 - 1700 |
Air-sea interactions during an Arctic storm Zhenxia Long |
1700 | Adjourn |
1830 | Dinner at China Dynasty |
Sunday June 5 | |
International Workshop on Coupled Modeling of Polar Environments (June 4-5, 2016) |
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1000-1015 Oral Poster Summaries | |
1000 - 1005 |
Preliminary evaluation of the effective viscoelastic parameters for the Arctic marginal ice zone under various sea states Sukun Cheng |
1005 - 1010 |
A preliminary study to investigate the biogeophysical impact of desertification on climate based on different latitudinal bands Ye Wang |
1010 - 1015 |
Developing a coupled atmosphere-ice-ocean modeling system for investigation of Antarctic sea ice and bottom water formation dynamics Jeff Willison |
1015 - 1100 | Poster Viewing |
1100 - 1120 | Break |
1120 - 1200 | Open Discussion of the Feasibility of a Community-Based Polar Coupled Model |
1200 - 1330 | Lunch |
1330 - 1500 | Open Discussion Continued |
1500 - 1520 | Break |
1520 - 1700 | Open Discussion Continued |
1700 | Adjourn |
1800 - 2000 | Icebreaker at Hilton Garden Inn Columbus-University Area |
Monday June 6 | |
Year of Polar Prediction in the Southern Hemisphere (YOPP-SH) Planning Meeting (June 6th, 2016) |
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0830–0900 | Arrival and registration for AMOMFW and YOPP |
0900–0910 |
Opening remarks and introductions for AMOMFW and YOPP David Bromwich Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center |
0910–1200 — State of the YOPP-SH (12 minute presentation with 3 minute discussion) Chairperson: Steve Colwell |
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0910–0925 |
Overview of Ongoing and Planned Coordination Activities for the Year of Polar Prediction - An Update from the ICO Kirstin Werner, Thomas Jung, Helge Gößling, Stefanie Klebe, and Winfried Hoke Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research |
0925–0940 |
Planned Observational Campaigns over the Southern Oceans for Determining the Role of Clouds, Aerosols and Radiation in the Climate System: SOCRATES, MARCUS and MICRE Greg McFarquhar University of Illinois |
0940–0955 |
Japanese plan for YOPP-SH Naohiko Hirasawa National Institute of Polar Research |
0955–1010 |
YOPP-SH Implementation Plan of KOPRI Sang-Jong Park Korea Polar Research Institute |
1010–1030 | Break |
1030–1200 — State of the YOPP-SH continued Chairperson: Greg McFarquhar |
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1030–1045 |
BAS contributions to YOPP-SH Steve Colwell British Antarctic Survey |
1045–1100 |
USA contributions to YOPP-SH David Bromwich Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center |
1100–1115 |
German contributions to YOPP-SH Gert König-Langlo Alfred Wegener Institute |
1115–1130 |
Australian contributions to YOPP-SH Scott Carpentier Bureau of Meteorology – Australia |
1130–1145 |
Potential Italian contributions to YOPP-SH operational period Vito Vitale ISAC-CNR |
1145–1200 |
Brazilian contributions to YOPP-SH Flavio Justino Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center |
1200–1330 | Working YOPP-SH Lunch at Byrd |
1330–1430 | YOPP-SH Open Discussion on Collaborative Activities |
1430 | Adjourn — YOPP-SH Planning Meeting |
1430–1450 |
Break Transition to 11th Antarctic Meteorological Observation, Modeling & Forecasting Workshop |
Monday June 6 | |
The 11th Antarctic Meteorological Observation, Modeling & Forecasting Workshop (June 6–8th, 2016) |
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1450–1640 — AMPS (15 minute presentation with 5 minute discussion) Chairperson: John Cassano |
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1450–1510 |
AMPS Update — June 2016 Kevin Manning NCAR |
1510–1530 |
MPAS Testing in AMPS Jordan Powers NCAR |
1530–1550 |
Polar WRF David H. Bromwich, Keith M. Hines, Lesheng Bai, and Sheng-Hung Wang Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center |
1550–1620 | AMPS Discussion |
1620 | Adjourn |
1900 |
Dinner, 2 location choices: Figlio Wood-Fired Pizza (Info/Directions) Strongwater Food and Spirits (Info/Directions) |
Tuesday June 7 | |
0900–1020 — Automatic weather station networks Chairperson: Jordan Powers |
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0900–0920 |
The 2015-2016 UW-Madison Antarctic Automatic Weather Station Program Field Season: Fixing AWS from McMurdo to West Antarctica David Mikolajczyk, Lee Welhouse, Matthew Lazzara, Carol A. Costanza, Mark Seefeldt, George Weidner, and Linda M. Keller AMRC, SSEC, UW-Madison |
0920–0940 |
Antarctic Peninsula & Halley region AWS update 2015-16 Rosey Grant, Steve Colwell, John Law, Mairi Simms British Antarctic Survey |
0940–1000 |
Antarctic Meteorological Cyberinfrastructure: A Path To Sustainability Matthew A. Lazzara and Carol A. Costanza AMRC, SSEC, UW-Madison |
1000–1020 |
Heterogeneous and Homogeneous Observing Networks: The Next Challenge for Antarctica Matthew Lazzara AMRC, SSEC, UW-Madison |
1020–1040 | Break |
1040–1200 — In-situ observations for model verification Chairperson: Matthew Lazzara |
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1040–1100 |
Observations and modeling of planetary boundary layer over marginal ice zone of Amundsen Sea Embayment, West Antarctica during late summer Pranab Deb British Antarctic Survey |
1100–1120 |
South Pole AMPS Temperature Comparison Carol Costanza, Matthew A. Lazzara, and Linda M. Keller AMRC, SSEC, UW-Madison |
1120–1140 |
A Numerical Simulation of Blizzard caused by Polar Low at King Sejong Station, Antarctica Hataek Kwon Korea Polar Research institute |
1140–1200 |
Precipitation Behavior as Measured In-situ by an Acoustic Depth Gauge (ADG) and Simulated by Two Re-Analyses Models at Fleming Glacier, Antarctic Peninsula Jorge Carrasco University of Magallanes |
1200–1330 | Lunch at Byrd with a Tour and Organizing Committee Meeting |
1330–1410 — In-situ observations for model verification continued | |
1330–1350 |
A Self-Organizing Map Based Evaluation of the Antarctic Mesoscale Prediction System Using Observations from a 30-m Instrumented Tower on the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica John Cassano, Melissa A. Nigro, Jonathan Wille, David H. Bromwich, and Matthew A. Lazzara University of Colorado |
1350–1410 |
NWP performance during the grounding of the RV Aurora Australis, Mawson station, 2016 Scott Carpentier Bureau of Meteorology–Australia |
1410–1510 — Antarctic observation studies Chairperson: Art Cayette |
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1410–1430 |
Data Stuff Steve Colwell British Antarctic Survey |
1430–1450 |
Using the Data Publisher PANGAEA for Meteorological Observations from Antarctica Gert König-Langlo, Hannes Grobe, Rainer Sieger, and Amelie Driemel Alfred Wegener Institute |
1450–1510 |
Employing Verification Metrics to Improve TAF Forecasting in Antarctica Joseph Snarski SPAWAR Office of Polar Programs |
1510–1520 | Break |
1520–1620 — Oral Poster Summaries | |
1520–1523 |
AMOMFW: The Possibility of a Pronounceable Conference Acronym Lee Welhouse AMRC, SSEC, UW-Madison |
1523–1526 |
World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) Interests in Antarctica Steve Colwell British Antarctic Survey |
1526–1529 |
Spatial and temporal variability of the rainfall distribution over my country in relation to the El-Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Birhanu Liben National Meteorological Agency - Ethiopia |
1529–1532 |
ENSO in the Absence of SAM during the Scott South Pole Expedition Lee Welhouse AMRC, SSEC, UW-Madison |
1532–1535 |
A Comparison of Automatic Weather Station Measurements at Dome C, Antarctica Steven Fons AMRC, SSEC, UW-Madison |
1535–1538 |
A Numerical Simulation Study of Strong Wind Events at Jangbogo Station, Antarctica Sang-Jong Park Korea Polar Research Institute |
1538–1541 |
Satellite impact on the analysis of southern hemisphere blocking climatology and variability Baek-Min Kim Korea Polar Research Institute |
1541–1544 |
Optimizing an AWS: learning from the practice on field Lorenzo Dr Silvestri ENEA - Territorial and Production Systems Sustainability Department (Italy) |
1544–1547 |
Moisture transport across the Southern Ocean Maria Tsukernik Brown University |
1547–1550 |
AMPS Tabular Forecast Verification Jeffrey Johnson SPAWAR Office of Polar Programs |
1550–1553 |
The Implications of Climate Change on Antarctic International Relations Jiyoon Sophia Seol and Matthew Lazzara AMRC, SSEC, UW-Madison |
1553–1740 | Poster Viewing |
1740 |
Adjourn 11th AMOMFW sessions continue on Wednesday at 1430 |
1900 |
Dinner at the Columbus Brewing Company Restaurant (Info/Directions) 525 Short St Columbus, OH 43215 |
Wednesday June 8 | |
International Symposium on Atmospheric Boundary Layers in High Latitudes (June 8th, 2016)See below for: 11th AMOMFW |
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0830 - 0840 | Opening remarks and introductions |
0840 - 0955 Antarctic Boundary Layers (15 minute presentation with 5 minute discussion) Chairperson: David Bromwich |
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0840 - 0900 |
Stable boundary layer regimes at Dome C, Antarctica (Remote Presentation) Etienne Vignon |
0900 - 0920 |
GABLS4, an intercomparison of models in extremely stable conditions over Antarctica (Remote Presentation) Fleur Couvreux |
0920 - 0940 |
The Dry Valley micro-climate as seen by an infrared camera and unmanned aerial meteorological observations Marwan Katurji |
0940 - 1000 |
Evaluation of the AMPS Boundary Layer Simulations on the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica with Tower and SUMO UAV Observations Jonathan Wille |
1000 - 1020 | Break |
1020-1155 Polar Boundary Layers Chairperson: Jonathan Wille |
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1020 - 1040 |
Strong gap flows and SBL structures in northwest Greenland Guenther Heinemann |
1040 - 1100 |
Use of small unmanned aircraft to study high latitude boundary layers Gijs de Boer |
1100 - 1120 |
Atmospheric boundary layer in the Antarctic and Arctic sea ice zone Alexandra Weiss |
1120 - 1140 |
Surface Turbulent Heat Flux in the Arctic System Reanalysis F. Justino, A. B. Wilson, D.H. Bromwich, A. Avila, Le-Sheng Bai and Sheng-Hung Wang |
1140 - 1200 |
Improving the depiction of topographically-forced winds near Greenland with the Arctic System Reanalysis Aaron B. Wilson, G.W. Kent Moore, David. H. Bromwich, Le-Sheng Bai, Ian Renfrew |
1200 - 1330 | Lunch |
1330 - 1345 Oral Poster Summaries | |
1330–1335 |
Atmospheric observations at the Amundsen-Nobile Climate Change Tower in Ny-Ålesund Svalbard Angelo Viola, Mauro Mazzola, Francesco Tampieri, Christian Lanconelli, and Vito Vitale ISAC-CNR and The vertical structure in the atmospheric boundary layer at Ny Alesund Angelo P. Viola2, Francesco Tampieri2, Mauro Mazzola2, Taejin Choi1 , and Vito Vitale1 1 KOPRI Korea, 2 ISAC-CNR Italy |
1335–1340 |
Aircraft measurements over Arctic leads Gert König-Langlo Alfred Wegener Institute |
1340–1345 |
The impact of atmospheric forcing during active convection in the Labrador Sea Lena Schulze Florida State University |
1345–1420 | Poster Viewing |
1420 | Adjourn — International Symposium on Atmospheric Boundary Layers in High Latitudes |
1420–1430 |
Break Transition to 11th Antarctic Meteorological Observation, Modeling & Forecasting Workshop (continued) |
Wednesday June 8 | |
Continued: The 11th Antarctic Meteorological Observation, Modeling & Forecasting Workshop (June 6–8th, 2016) |
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1430-1550 Research Chairperson: Steve Colwell |
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1430 - 1450 |
Regional atmospheric circulation and control over near-surface temperature of the Ross Sea coastline of Antarctica Marwan Katurji |
1450 - 1510 |
Mesocyclone activity over the Southern Ocean from satellite infrared mosaics for winter 2004 Polina Verezemskaya |
1510 - 1530 |
A Case Study of the July 9th, 2015 McMurdo Storm Billy Tate |
1530 - 1550 |
A study of the atmospheric boundary layer in the Weddell Sea using a wind lidar Guenther Heinemann |
1550 - 1610 | Break |
1610-1730 West Antarctica Chairperson: Scott Carpentier |
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1610 - 1630 |
The ARM West Antarctic Radiation Experiment (AWARE) Dan Lubin |
1630 - 1650 |
Major melt event in West Antarctica in January 2016. Part 1: The small picture Jonathan Wille |
1650 - 1710 |
Major melt event in West Antarctica in January 2016. Part 2: The big picture Julien Nicolas |
1710 | Adjourn — 11th AMOMFW |