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Tuesday, 6 May |
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Workshop
Introduction: Speakers |
Chair:
Mirosław Miętus |
9:30-10:00 |
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Dr Mieczysław
Ostojski, Gen. Director IMGW
- Etienne
Charpentier, WMO and JCOMM
- Prof.
Jerzy Bieliński Vice Rector, Univ. of Gdańsk
- Prof
Marcin Plinski, Pres. National Committee of Sea Research in
Poland
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Dr Wojciech
Szczurek, Mayor of Gdynia
- Scott
Woodruff, Chairman of the Organizing Committee, NOAA
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Mirosław Miętus, IMGW (local logistics)
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S1 |
Session
1: Characteristics of Observational Data |
Chair:
Nick Rayner |
10:00-12:35 |
No. |
Title
[Note: abstract titles with noteworthy differences are also indicated in brackets] |
Authors
(presenting bold)
[Note: any abstract authorship differences are not indicated]
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S1O1
(invited) |
Assessment of the Marine Observing System (ASMOS)
[Assessment of the Surface Marine Meteorological Observing System] |
Elizabeth
Kent and David Berry |
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Coffee/tea |
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10:25-10:55 |
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S1O2 |
A bias
corrected SST analysis from 1900 to the present |
John
Kennedy, Nick Rayner
and David Parker |
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S1O3 |
A Study of
Bias and Inhomogeneity in Wind Speeds from Moored Buoys |
B.R.
Thomas and V.R. Swail |
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S1O4 |
Using ship
tracking methods to assist in bias adjusting marine observations |
Julian
Hill, Simon Maskell
and Mathew Cole |
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S1O5 |
Observational Accuracy Of Wind Wave Periods And Directional
Characteristics From VOS |
Vika Grigorieva
and Sergey Gulev |
Withdrawn |
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S1O6 |
Impact of
systematic errors in hydrographic data on estimates of ocean
warming |
Viktor
Gouretski |
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S1P1 (poster) |
Uncertainties in SST measurements
[…: are we overestimating the reliability of SST data?] |
John
Kennedy |
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S1P2 |
Humidity
Biases in VOS Observations |
David I.
Berry and Elizabeth C. Kent |
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S1P3 |
Estimating
Random Errors in Marine Air Temperatures |
David I.
Berry and Elizabeth C. Kent |
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S1P4 |
Improved
Characterisation and Bias Adjustment of Ship Winds in ICOADS |
David I.
Berry and Elizabeth C. Kent |
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S1P5 |
Wave Climatology Over Malaysian Surrounding Waters Based On VOS
Data |
Nursalleh Chang
[WITHDRAWN] |
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S1P6 |
Characteristics of the hydro-meteorological observation data in
the North-Western Black Sea |
Dumitru Sarafu
and Mirela-Milena Nita |
Not submitted
for publication |
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S1P7 |
Wave Spectra
Construction in the Caribbean Sea Using Satellite Measurements
after Buoy Data Analysis |
Rafael
Ricardo Torres Parra |
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Lunch |
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12:35-14:00 |
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S2 |
Session
2: Data Management |
Chair:
Alexey Kaplan |
14:00-17:35 |
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S2O1 |
[Overview of JCOMM Data Management and Advances in Best Practices] |
Bob
Keeley |
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S2O2 |
ICOADS:
Update Status and Data Distribution |
Steven J.
Worley, Scott D. Woodruff, Sandra J. Lubker, Zaihua Ji, and J. Eric Freeman
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S2O3 |
ICOADS: Data
Characteristics and Future Directions |
Scott D.
Woodruff, Elizabeth C. Kent, Philip Brohan, Richard W. Reynolds, Sandra J.
Lubker, Shawn R. Smith and Zaihua Ji |
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S2O4 |
The present
and future satellite era sea surface temperature climate data
record |
Craig
Donlon, Kenneth S.
Casey and John Stark |
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S2O5 |
Merging marine historical ecology and climatology
[Interface between marine historical ecology and climate research] |
Catherine
Marzin and Stefan Claesson |
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Coffee/tea |
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15:45-16:15 |
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S2O6 |
SEPRISE –
Pan-European Operational Oceanographic Real Time Data Exchange
[SEPRISE – First step towards a pan-European oceanographic real time data exchange] |
Patrick
Gorringe |
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S2O7 |
The use of
Data Buoy, Ship and Argo Float Observations - data flows and
processing |
Hester
Viola |
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S2O8 |
META-T Water
Temperature Metadata Pilot Project
[The JCOMM water temperature metadata pilot project (META-T PP)] |
Elanor
Gowland and Bill Burnett |
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S2O9 |
Modernisation of the Marine Climatological Summaries Scheme |
Nicky
Scott |
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S2P1 |
NOAA’s
Climate Database Modernization Program: Preserving Marine
History |
J. Eric
Freeman |
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S2P2 |
RECovery of
Logbooks and International Marine data: (RECLAIM)
[Project] |
Clive
Wilkinson, Scott Woodruff, Eric Freeman, Philip Brohan, Frits B. Koek, and Dennis
Wheeler |
Revised version 20/7/2010 (i.e. UK Logbooks
Temporal Range diagram changed) |
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S2P3 |
HISTOR:
Digitisation of German Historical Marine Meteorological Data and
Metadata |
Reinhard
Zöllner |
Not submitted for publication |
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S2P4 |
The CLIWOC
project: Climatological Database for the World’s Oceans: 1750 to
1850 [The CLIWOC Project: overview and reflection on the utility of old ship’s logbooks for climatic studies] |
Ricardo
Garcia-Herrera, Phil Jones, Frits Koek, Gunther Konnen, Clive
Wilkinson, María del Rosario Prieto and Dennis Wheeler |
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S2P5 |
The Shipboard Automated Meteorological and Oceanographic System
[(SAMOS)]
Initiative |
Shawn R
Smith, Jeremy Rolph,
and Mark A. Bourassa and |
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S2P6 |
Climate
information system and sea state through Capacity Building for
Sustainable Development in Guinea-Bissau |
Cherno
Luis Mendes |
Not submitted for
publication |
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Poster
Introductions |
To be
presented by designated Chair |
17:35-17:50 |
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Poster
Viewing (all Sessions) |
All
poster presenters |
17:50-18:50 |
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Icebreaker Reception |
In
exhibition room on ground floor of conference building, hosted
by the City Hall of Gdynia |
19:00 |
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Wednesday, 7 May |
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S3 |
Session 3: Product Development |
Chair: Ken Casey |
9:30-12:00 |
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S3O1 |
Microwave sea surface temperatures and climatologies |
Chelle Gentemann |
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S3O2 |
Diurnal
variability in the upper ocean |
Chelle L.
Gentemann
and Peter J. Minnett |
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S3O3 |
Modeling
observational error of
bin-averaged in situ climate data
[Use of satellite records and power spectra to model an observational error of bin-averaged in situ climate data] |
Alexey Kaplan |
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Coffee/tea |
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10:30-11:00 |
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S3O4 |
Estimating Uncertainty of Historical SST Analyses by a Cross
Validation Technique |
Yoshikazu Fukuda, Masayoshi Ishii and Shoji Hirahara |
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S3O5 |
Fast
data fusion and its role in developing climate quality sea
surface temperature data sets from multiple data sources |
Julian Hill,
Martin Juckes and Paul Fieguth |
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S3O6 |
The
Influences of Differing Temperature and Moisture Roughness
Length Parameterizations on Height Adjustment and Turbulent
Surface Fluxes |
Mark
Bourassa, L. Bucci,
C.A. Clayson, C. Forgue, M. Onderlinde, and B. Roberts
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S3P1 |
Testing
the HadISST2 Analysis in an
Ideal
World [Testing the robustness of the proposed HadISST analysis using pseudo-world methods] |
Nick
A Rayner, Jen
Hardwick, John Kennedy and Simon Tett |
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S3P2 |
The
extreme storm in the south-western Baltic Sea in November
1872 – a reanalysis of the wind fields for coastal
protection purposes |
Gudrun Rosenhagen |
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S3P3 |
Initial
estimates of sampling uncertainty in fixed-depth and
fixed-isotherm analyses of ocean warming
[Estimates of ocean heat uptake and their uncertainty] |
Matt
Palmer and Philip
Brohan |
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S3P4 |
Optimal
Estimation for Retrieving Sea Surface Temperature |
C J
Merchant (presented by Elizabeth C. Kent) |
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Lunch |
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12:00-13:30 |
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S4 |
Session 4: New Climate Products and Intercomparisons
(Note: S4O1
withdrawn) |
Chair: Klaus Wolter |
13:30-16:05 |
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S4O2 |
Uncertainties in SST and Sea Ice Analyses |
Nick
Rayner, Tess
Brandon, Ken Casey, Craig Donlon, Alexey Kaplan and Liz Kent |
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S4O3 |
Advances
in the AVHRR Pathfinder Sea Surface Temperature Climate Data
Record and its Connections with GHRSST Reanalysis Activities |
Kenneth S. Casey, Tess B. Brandon, Craig Donlon and Nick Rayner |
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S4O4 |
Inter-comparison of Historical Sea Surface Temperature
Datasets |
Sayaka Yasunaka
and Kimio Hanawa |
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S4O5 |
A
project to create bias-corrected marine climate observations
from ICOADS |
Shawn
R. Smith, Mark A. Bourassa, Scott Woodruff, Steve Worley, Elizabeth Kent,
Simon Josey, Nick Rayner, and Richard Reynolds |
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Coffee/tea |
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14:55-15:25 |
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S4O6 |
Reconstruction of interdecadal variability of air-sea
interaction in the Atlantic 1880-2004: links to atmospheric
circulation patterns |
Sergey Gulev,
Konstantin Belyaev, Thomas Jung, Eberhard Ruprecht |
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S4O7 |
Marine
Climatologies from Satellite Remote Sensing
[…, as viewed through a Geographic Information System] |
Martin Rutherford |
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S4O8 |
The WMO
Commission for Climatology Expert Team on Climate Monitoring
including the use of satellite and marine data and products |
Craig
Donlon, M. Brunet, M. Z. Zhang, J. Lawrimore, X. Wang, R. Hollmann, F.
Driouech, E. Rebello, and W.A. Wan Hassan |
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S4P1 |
A New
In Situ Surface Flux Dataset from NOCS
[A new NOCS Dataset of Sea Surface Heat Fluxes] |
David
I. Berry and Elizabeth C. Kent |
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S4P2 |
The GCOS
SST/SI Intercomparison Framework for Global SST Analyses |
Tess B.
Brandon and Kenneth S. Casey |
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S4P3 |
Towards
an independent time series of sea surface temperature from
satellite observations |
Christopher J Merchant, Owen Embury, David Llewellyn-Jones,
Elizabeth C. Kent, Nick A Rayner and Roger Saunders |
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Plenary Disc. A |
Marine Data & Data
Quality
(90 min) |
Chair: Shawn Smith
(Rapporteur: Bridget Thomas) |
16:05-17:35 |
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Conference Dinner |
Restaurant Harnaś in Sopot, hosted by the General Director
of the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management |
19:00 |
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Thursday, 8 May |
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S5 |
Session 5: Observation-based Analyses of Climate Variability
and Change |
Chair: Sergey Gulev |
9:30-13:10 |
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S5O1 |
The use
of marine data for attribution of climate change and
constraining climate predictions
[The use of marine data in detection and attribution and other climate modeling activities] |
Peter
Stott |
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S5O2 |
Global
Ocean Heat Content 1955-2007 in Light of
Recently
Revealed Instrumentation Problems
[Recalculation of global ocean heat content in light of recently revealed instrumentation problems] |
Syd
Levitus, John Antonov and Tim Boyer |
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S5O3 |
Near
Surface Ocean Temperature: Trends and Interdecadal
Variability |
Mark
Carson and Ed
Harrison |
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S5O4 |
Isolating the signal of ocean global warming |
Matt
Palmer, Keith
Haines, Simon Tett and Tara Ansell |
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Coffee/tea |
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10:55-11:25 |
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S5O5 |
Monitoring El Niño/Southern Oscillation Behaviour with an
Improved Multivariate ENSO Index (MEI) |
Klaus Wolter
and Michael S. Timlin |
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S5O6 |
Historical chronologies of El Niño Events and Instrumental
ENSO indices |
Alexey Kaplan |
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S5O7 |
Changes
of the Thermohaline Circulation of the Nordic Seas and
Climate |
Waldemar Walczowski
and Jan Piechura |
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S5O8 |
Using
Ships’ Logbooks to Understand the Little Ice Age (1685 to
1750): developing a new source of climatic data |
Dennis Wheeler |
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S5O9 |
The
Characterisation of Marine Climate Using Indices |
Val
Swail, Scott
Woodruff, Elizabeth Kent, David Parker, and Chris Folland
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S5P1 |
Accuracy
and Variability of the Turbulent Surface Fluxes over the
North Atlantic from VOS Observations |
David
I. Berry and Elizabeth C. Kent |
Not submitted for publication |
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S5P2 |
Winds at
the Hvar Meteorological Station with Particular Emphasis on
Strong and Gale Force Winds and Safety of Boats and Ships
[Wind At The Island Hvar On The Middle Adriatic Sea] |
Milan
Hodžić |
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S5P3 |
Observations of new western Mediterranean deep water
formation using Argo floats 2004-2006 |
Robert O. Smith, H.L. Bryden and K. Stansfield |
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S5P4 |
Long-term Trends of SST in the Seas adjacent to Japan |
Takafumi Umeda |
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S5P5 |
The
Antarctic Sea Ice spatial variability for the period and its
relationship with atmospheric circulation |
S.
Barreira and R.
Compagnucci |
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S5P6 |
Ice
winter severity in the Western Baltic Sea in the Period
1301-1500 |
Natalija Schmelzer
and Gerhard Koslowski |
Not
submitted for publication |
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S5P7 |
Mean Sea
Level (1817-2007) At The Swinoujscie Tide Gauge |
Marzenna M. Sztobryn
and Waldemar Stepko |
Not submitted for publication |
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S5P8 |
Spectral
Slopes and Interannual-to-Subannual Variability Ratios |
Daniel
Amrhein and Alexey Kaplan |
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S5P9 |
The wave
climate of the Baltic Sea |
Ewa
Jakusik |
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S5P10 |
Far
North Atlantic Climate 1760-1799: Evidence from logbooks of
the Hudson’s Bay Company |
Catharine Ward (presented by Dennis Wheeler) |
Not submitted for publication |
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Lunch |
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Plenary Disc. B |
Marine Metadata & Data Management
(60 min) |
Chair: Bob Keeley
(Rapporteur: Eric Freeman) |
14:30-15:30 |
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Coffee/tea |
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15:30-16:00 |
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Poster viewing (all Sessions) |
All
poster presenters |
15:30-18:00 |
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Friday, 9 May |
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S6 |
Session 6: New Initiatives |
Chair: Craig Donlon |
9:30-12:10 |
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S6O1 |
Marine
climate data and research priorities for the IPCC 5th
Assessment |
David
Parker |
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S6O2 |
Storm
Surge Climatology: JCOMM Scientific and Technical Symposium
on Storm Surges |
Val
R. Swail and Boram
Lee |
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S6O3 |
Atmospheric Circulation Reconstructions over the Earth: The
20th Century Reanalysis Project, and longer historical
reanalyses |
Rob
Allan, Gilbert P
Compo, Jeffrey S Whitaker and Prashant D Sardeshmukh
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Coffee/tea |
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10:35-11:05 |
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S6O4 |
ENSO
forecasts with an intermediate coupled model initialized and
verified by historical climate datasets |
Dake
Chen, Alicia
Karspeck, Alexey Kaplan, Mark Cane, and Richard Seager
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S6O5 |
Exploration of Antarctic weather: recovering observations
from the early 20th century |
Philip Brohan and Robert J Allan |
Not submitted for publication |
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S6O6 |
BACC:
BALTEX Assessment of Climate Change for the Baltic Sea Basin
– Process and Results […– Summary and Outlook] |
Hans
von Storch |
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S6P1 |
Regional
Comparison of Surface Turbulent Flux Products |
Paul J.
Hughes, Shawn R. Smith and Mark A. Bourassa
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S6P2 |
coastDat
at IfK of GKSS, I: Detailed description and assessment of
coastal climate change since 1958 in N Europe
[The CoastDat project at GKSS – assessing ongoing change and projecting possible future changes in marine weather – winds, surges, waves and currents] |
Hans von
Storch, Ralf Weisse, Frauke Feser, Jörg Winterfeldt,
Andreas Plüss and Lidia Gaslikova |
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Lunch |
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12:10-13:30 |
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Plenary Disc. C |
Marine Indices & Products
(90 min) |
Chair: Val Swail
(Rapporteur: John Kennedy) |
13:30-15:00 |
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Plenary Disc. D |
Workshop Outcomes
(30 min) |
Chair: Scott Woodruff
(Rapporteur: Elizabeth Kent) |
15:00-15:30 |
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Workshop Closure |
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15:30 |
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Coffee/tea |
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15:30-16:00 |
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Third JCOMM Workshop on Advances in Marine Climatology