Presentations given at the Workshop (in chronological order)
the presentations no.
9, 16, 19, 20, 22, 23, 25, 26, 34, 37 can be found here
Topic 1: Regional Climate and Earth System Models
01 Keynote 1.1
Regional Climate and Earth System Models – Added Value Revisited
Jens Hesselbjerg Christensen
02 Modeling Arctic Climate with a Regional Arctic System Model (RASM)
John Cassano, DuVivier, A., Hughes, M., Roberts, A., Brunke, M., Craig, A., Fisel, B., Gutowski, W., Maslowski, W., Nijssen, B., Osinski, R., Zeng, X.
03 Arctic climate variability and change in the regional models RCA and RCAO
Torben Koenigk, Berg, P., Döscher, R.
04 Coupled regional climate and hydrology modelling at the catchment scale
Morten Andreas Dahl Larsen, Drews, M., Refsgaard, J.C., Jensen, K.H., Butts, M.B., Christensen, J.H., Christensen, O.B.
05 Impacts of different coupling methods on regional atmosphere - ocean simulations
Ha Ho Hagemann, Rockel, B., Kapitza, H., Behrens, J.
06 Keynote 1.2
Land-cover dynamics and feedbacks in RCMs: State-of-the-art, outlook, and lessons learned
Benjamin Smith
07 Improvement of simulated monsoon precipitation over South-Asia with a regionally coupled model ROM
Pankaj Kumar, Sein, D., Cabos, W., Jacob, D.
08 Contribution of anthropogenic aerosols to the Euro-Mediterranean climate trends since 1980 using a regional coupled modelling approach
Pierre Nabat, Somot, S., Mallet, M., Sanchez-Lorenzo, A., Wild, M.
09 Impacts of aerosols in the CORDEX-Europe domain using the regional aerosol-climate model REMO-HAM
Armelle Reca C. Remedio, Teichmann, C., Pietikäinen, J.-P., Sudarchikova, N., Jacob, D., Brasseur, G.
10 On the importance of inclusion of air-sea interactions in the simulation of austral summer precipitation over southern Africa using a regional model
Venkata Ratnam Jayanthi, Morioka, Y., Behera, S.K., Yamagata, T.
11 Keynote 1.3
Challenges in regional climate system modeling for the Baltic Sea and North Sea regions
H.E. Markus Meier and members of the Baltic Earth Working Group on Regional Climate System Modelling
12 Comparison of air-sea momentum parameterizations in atmosphere-wave coupled system: storm cases study
Lichuan Wu, Rutgersson, A., Sproson, D., Sahlée, E.
13 Med-CORDEX: a first coordinated inter-comparison of fully-coupled regional climate system models (RCSM) for the Mediterranean
Samuel Somot, Ruti, P., Med-CORDEX Group
14 Development and evaluation of a new regional coupled atmosphere-ocean model in the North Sea and the Baltic Sea
Shiyu Wang, Dieterich, C., Döscher, R., Höglund, A., Hordoir, R., Meier, H.E.M., Samuelsson, P., Schimanke, S.
15 Future climate change RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 scenarios downscaling for the Northern Europe with the focus on the North and Baltic Seas
Dmitry Sein, Cabos, W., Jacob, D.
Topic 2: Very-high-resolution RCMs
16 Keynote 2.1:
A Review of Very High Resolution Climate Modeling
L. Ruby Leung
17 Amplified climate change signal due to urban expansion at local scales from a regional climate model
Daniel Argüeso, Evans, J.P., Fita, L., Pitman, A.J., Di Luca, A.
18 Ensuring a robust regional model experimental design for future projection of extreme weather during the North American monsoon in the Southwest U.S.
Christopher L. Castro, Chang, H.-I., Luong, T., Jares, M., Lahmers, T., Carrillo, C.
19 Keynote 2.2:
Very high resolution regional climate modeling – Benefits and future prospects
Elizabeth J. Kendon
20 Feasibility Study of Very High Resolution Regional Climate Modelling Through Grid Telescoping Applied to the Canadian Regional Climate Model (CRCM5)
Mélissa Cholette, Laprise, R.
21 Climate change signal of convective precipitation through convection permitting climate model simulations
Giorgia Fosser, Khodayar, S., Berg, P.
22 Keynote 2.3:
Usage of high-resolution dynamical downscaling around East and South-East Asia
Izuru Takayabu
23 Application of High-resolution RCM to Climate Change Projection and Urban Climatology Research
Nobuyuki Kayaba, Harada, M., Yamada, T., Murai, H., Hagiya, S., Oikawa, Y.
24 Convection permitting climate simulations (CPCS) – Lessons learned at the Wegener Center
Heimo Truhetz, Prein, A., Gobiet, A.
Topic 3: Challenges for RCM evaluation and application
25 Keynote 3.1
If an informed user did your data evaluation…
Bruce Hewitson
26 Creating a model consistent reference data set for bias correction applications
Peter Berg, Bosshard, T., Yang, W.
27 Quantifying uncertainty in observed rainfall datasets across Africa: A probabilistic history
Chris Lennard, Dosio, A., Nikulin, G.
28 Evaluating temperature distributions in a high-resolution RCM at 6 km horizontal resolution over Europe
Erik Kjellström, Lind, P., Lindstedt, D., Landelius, T.
29 Keynote 3.2
Strategies and measures for determining the skill of dynamical downscaling
Hans von Storch
30 Is it possible to separate model calibration and evaluation? A multi-physics study with modern radiation and soil datasets
Markel Garcia-Diez, Fernandez, J., Vautard, R.
31 Spatially explicit climate model evaluation with complex networks
Stefan Lange, Feldhoff, J.H., Donges, J.F., Volkholz, J., Kurths, J.
32 A framework to study the potential benefits of using high-resolution regional climate model simulations
Alejandro Di Luca, De Elia, R., Laprise, R.
33 Keynote 3.3
Challenges for RCM evaluation and application when moving to high resolutions
Hayley J Fowler, Elizabeth J. Kendon, Stephen Blenkinsop, Steven C. Chan, Nigel Roberts, Christopher A. T. Ferro
34 Some sources of bias in the Eurocordex historical runs
Michel Déqué, Alias, A., Dubois, C., Somot, S.
35 Large Scale Meteorological Patterns Associated with Temperature Extremes in the North American Regional Climate Change Assessment Program Hindcast Experiment
Paul C. Loikith, Waliser, D.E., Kim, J., Lee, H., Neelin, J.D., McGinnis, S., Lintner, B., Mattmann, C., Mearns, L.O.
36 Systematic temperature and precipitation biases in the CLARIS-LPB ensemble simulations over South America and possible implications for climate change projections
Silvina Solman
37 Keynote 3.4
Climate information for decision making – The challenge of responding to user needs
Diane Chaumont, Isabelle Charron, David Huard
38 Evaluating teleconnection responses of the CORDEX models: A case study over Eastern Africa
Hussen Seid, Lennard, C., Hewitson, B.
39 Simulation Strategies for Optimal Detection of Regional Climate Model Response to Parameter Modifications
Leo Separovich, De Elia, R., Laprise, R.
40 Studies of scale interaction in a two-way nesting climate model
Laurent Li, Li, S., Le Treut, H.
Topic 4: RCM Ensembles
41 Keynote 4.1
Seasonal-to-decadal prediction and opportunities for downscaling
Noel Keenlyside
42 Seasonal forecasting: Opportunities and challenges for use of regional climate models
Raymond Arritt W., Castro, C.L.
43 Energy cycle associated with Inter-member Variability in a large ensemble of simulations of the Canadian RCM (CRCM5)
Oumarou Nikiéma, Laprise, R.
44 Keynote 4.2
Use of RCM ensembles to produce regional climate projections: Key issues and the CORDEX perspective
Filippo Giorgi
45 Precipitation in the EURO-CORDEX 0.11 ° and 0.44 simulations: High resolution, High benefits?
Andreas Prein, Gobiet, A., Truhetz, H., Keuler, K., Görgen, K., Teichmann, C., Fox Maule, C., Van Meijgaard, E., Déqué, M., Grigory, N., Vautard, R., Kjellström, E., Colette, A.
46 Europe in a 6 Degrees Warmer Climate
Ole Bøssing Christensen, Yang, S., Boberg, F., Fox Maule, C., Olesen, M., Drews, M., Sørup, H.J.D., Christensen, J.H.
47 Keynote 4.3
The design and interpretation of RCM ensembles: Lessons from GCM simulations in the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project
Jouni Räisänen and Jussi. S. Ylhäisi
48 Strategic sub-selection of CMIP5 GCMs for dynamical downscaling
Carol McSweeney, Jones, R.
49 Including model performance and independence in ensemble design
Jason Evans, Argüeso, D., Di Luca, A., lson, R., Fita, L
50 Keynote 4.4
How to establish the value of multiple GCM-RCM simulation programs
Linda O. Mearns, Francina Dominguez, Gregg Garfin, William Gutowski, Dorit Hammerling, Dennis Lettenmaier, Ruby Leung, Sarah Michaels, Sara Pryor, Stephan Sain
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