US CLIVAR PAN AMERICAN PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS MEETING
Room 200 (Chapel) Main Building, Bolger Center
Agenda (last updated August 25, 2000 8:28)
WEDNESDAY, 6 SEPTEMBER 2000
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0830 |
Welcome and logistics (David Legler) |
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0845 |
Objectives of the PanAm PI meeting (Steve Esbensen) |
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Review of PACS progress |
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Present and discuss current PanAm PI research |
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Obtain PI input on proposed US CLIVAR plans |
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0915 |
The North American Monsoon Experiment: Request for PanAm PI input (Wayne Higgins) |
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Dynamics of the Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere System |
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(Session Chair: George Philander) |
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0945 |
El Nino: A Bridge between Measurements and Theory (G. Philander) (no abstract) |
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1020 |
Tropical Intra-seasonal Variability (D. Hartmann) |
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1045 |
Satellite Observations of Wind-stress and SST in the eastern tropical Pacific (D. Chelton, S. Esbensen and N. Thum) |
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1110 |
Stratus Clouds in Low Latitudes (S. Nigam) (no abstract) |
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1130 |
The Pan American Observing System: Overview (Meghan Cronin) |
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1200 |
Lunch |
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Eastern Pacific Climate and the Cold Tongue/ITCZ Complex |
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Topic: Air-sea interaction and convection (Session chair: Bob Weller) |
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1300 |
Seasonal and Interannual Modulation of Mixed Layer Variability at 0°, 110°W. Cronin and Kessler |
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1315 |
Processes Determining the Rapid Reestablishment of the Equatorial Pacific Cold Tongue. Wang and Fu |
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1330 |
Moored Observations of Air-Sea Interaction in the Eastern Tropical Pacific.Weller/Anderson |
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1345 |
Measurements of Air-Sea Fluxes, MBL Structure and Cloud Properties in the PACS Region. Fairall and Frisch |
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1400 |
Atmospheric Boundary-Layer Structures over the Eastern Equatorial Pacific-Mean States and Transformations Albrecht et. al. |
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1415 |
Variability of Near-Equatorial Lower Tropospheric Flow over the Cold Tongue. Hartten, Bond, and Gage |
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1430 |
Explicit Multi-scale modeling of Tropical Cloud Systems and their Large-scale Effects Moncrieff |
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1445 |
ITCZ Precipitating Cloud Systems and Sensitivity to Varying SST in the Eastern Pacific. Chen and Tenerilli |
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1500 |
Coffee Break |
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1530 |
Annual and Interannual Variability of the ITCZ and Its Embedded Synoptic-Scale Disturbances. Zhang |
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1545 |
Formation and Variability of a Northward Displaced ITCZ in a Hybrid Coupled AGCM. Xie, Okajima, Saito, and Numaguti |
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1600 |
Modulation of Intraseasonal Convection within the Eastern Pacific ITCZ. Kiladis, Harris, and Raymond |
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1615 |
Observations of the SITCZ During 1993-1999. Halpern |
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1630 |
Role of the Eastern North Pacific in the Global Water and Energy Cycle (Bates) |
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1645 |
Seasonal-to-Decadal Variability in the Eastern Pacific (Davis et. al.) |
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1700-1830 |
Reception and Poster Session I (Observing System and E. Pacific and Cold Tongue/ITCZ Complex Posters) |
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THURSDAY, 7 SEPTEMBER 2000
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North American Warm Season Precipitation and the North American Monsoon |
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Topic 1: Variability and predictability of warm season precipitation (Session Chair: Art Douglas) |
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0800 |
Diagnostic Studies of Long-Term Variability in the Mexican Monsoon: A review by Art Douglas and Phil Englehart. |
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0820 |
Intercomparison of the Principal Modes of Interannual and Intraseasonal Variability of the North American Monsoon System: Wayne Higgins and W. Shi. |
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0840 |
The Relationship and Response of the North American Monsoon to Tropical and North Pacific Sea Surface Temperatures: Chris Castro, Roger Pielke and Glen Liston. |
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0900 |
Rainfall Patterns Over the Southwestern U.S. in Relationship to ENSO During the Summer Monsoon Season: Klaus Wolter, Masha Medovaya and Jon Eischeid. |
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0920 |
Warm Season Precipitation Episodes Over North America and an Apparent Relationship to the North American Monsoon: R. Carbone and M. Moncrieff. |
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0940 |
Subseasonal Variations of Tropical Convection and Prediction of warm Season Rainfall in the North American Monsoon Region; Jeff Whitaker and Klaus Weickmann. |
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1000 |
Coffee Break |
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1015 |
Mean Fields and Synoptic Variability of Moisture Fluxes over the Gulf of California and Surrounding Regions during the Summer: Mike Douglas and Juan Carlos Leal. |
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1035 |
Satellite Observations of Pacific Moisture Surges Associated with the North America Monsoon: Wes Berg, Don Anderson and John. Bates. |
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1055 |
The Dependence of Seaonal Oscillation of western Cordillera Flows Upon the Mountains and Ambient Flow: Jan Paegle. |
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1115 |
Long Term Changes in Seasonality of Precipitation in the U.S. Southwest Monsoon Region: Henry Diaz and Dan Cayan. |
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1135 |
The Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation and its Relationship to Rainfall and River Flows in the continental U.S.: Dave Enfield and A.M. Mestas-Nunez. |
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1155 |
Discussion |
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1215 |
Lunch |
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North American Warm Season Precipitation and the North American Monsoon |
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Topic 2: Modeling the North American Monsoon (Session Chair: Andrea Hahmann) |
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1315 |
Progress in modeling the North American Monsoon; Andrea Hahmann (no abstract) |
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1345 |
Regional Simulation of Summertime Precipitation Over the Southwestern United States; Bruce Anderson and John Roads |
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1405 |
Central US Springtime Precipitation Extremes: Teleconnections and Relationships with SSTs. Kumar et al |
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1425 |
Weather and Climate Modeling of the North American Monsoon; T.N. Krishnamurti |
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1445 |
The Influence of Soil Moisture Anomalies on Variability of the North American Monsoon System; Eric E. Small |
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1505 |
Simulation and Projection of the North American Monsoon System in the Hadley Centre GCM; Raymond W. Arritt, Christopher J. Anderson, and Dustin C. Goering. |
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1525 |
Introductions for NAM modeling posters |
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1535 |
Coffee break |
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The South American Monsoon System |
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Session Chairs: Rong Fu and Julia N-Paegle |
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1600 |
The South American monsoon: Seasonal cycle of precipitation; Rong Fu (25 minutes presentation and 5 minutes discussion) |
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1630 |
Variability and Predictability of the South American Monsoon System, Julia N-Paegle (25 minutes presentation and 5 minutes discussion) |
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1650 |
Mechanisms limiting the poleward extent of the summer monsoon convection zones in the Americas; Neelin and Chou. |
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1710 |
Seasonality and Interannual Variability of rainfall in the Brazilian Amazon Basin; Liebmann and Marengo |
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1730-1830 |
Poster Session II (Monsoon System Posters) |
FRIDAY, 8 SEPTEMBER 2000
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0800 |
Interannual and Interdecadal Variability of the South-American Monsoon System; Robertson and Mechoso |
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0815 |
The Pacific South-American Modes and their Downstream Impact, Mo and N-Paegle |
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0830 |
Tropospheric Direct Circulations Associated with the Climatic Components of SST Variability in the Equatorial Pacific; Enfield and Mestas-Nunez |
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0845 |
QUESTIONS for Robertson, Mo and Enfield |
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0855 |
Mesoscale Processes Associated with the South American Monsoon; Berbery |
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0910 |
A Regional Climate Model Study of Seasonal Climate Extremes in Tropical South-America; Seth |
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0925 |
Intercomparison of AGCM Simulations of the 1997/98 El Nino Impact on South American Summer monsoon; Zhou and Lau |
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0940 |
South American Summer Season Climate Simulations using the NCEP Eta model and the COLA AGCM; Kirtman, Verneker and Fennessy |
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0955 |
QUESTIONS for Berbery, Seth, Zhou and Kirtmann. |
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Coffee Break |
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1015 |
What we have learned from PACS and where do we go from here? |
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(Session Co-Chairs: Steve Esbensen and Bob Dickinson) |
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Introductory presentations by the session leaders with discussion |
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PI feedback on US CLIVAR plans |
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Are the US CLIVAR scientific objectives on target? |
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Is the program effectively balanced? |
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How can we improve the implementation plans for NAME, EPIC and MESA? |
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How can US CLIVAR contribute to building the Pan American climate observing system? |
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1200 |
End of meeting |
POSTERS
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The Pan American Observing System (Session Chair: Meghan Cronin) |
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OS-1 |
The Stratus Mooring. Anderson and Weller (no abstract) |
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OS-2 |
Enhanced TAO Monitoring of Ocean-Atmosphere Interactions in the Cold Tongue/ITCZ Complex. Cronin and McPhaden |
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OS-3 |
The North American Monsoon Experiment (NAME). Higgins (no abstract) |
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OS-4 |
PACS Data Management Center Information Server. Meitin and Williams |
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OS-5 |
Cloud Properties and Radiation Budget Parameters Derived from Satellite Data for the Pan American Climate Studies (PACS) Minnis et al |
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OS-6 |
Acoustical Rainfall Measurements from the TAO Moorings in the ITCZ along 95° W. Nystuen et al |
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OS-7 |
Air-Sea Interaction: Bulk Algorithm Development and Intercomparison and Skin SST Retrieval Zeng et al |
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OS-8 |
The PACS Sounding Network (SONET) Recent History and Improvements M. Douglas and J. Murillo. |
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Eastern Pacific Climate and the Cold-Tongue/ITCZ Complex |
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(Session Chairs: George Philander and Bob Weller) |
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EP-1 |
Upper Ocean Variability and Heat Budget Estimates from the PACS Pilot Surface Moorings. Anderson, Huang, and Weller |
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EP-2 |
Observed Atmospheric Boundary-Layer Characteristics over the Cold Tongue in the Eastern Pacific. Bond, Hartten, and Fairall |
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EP-3 |
Atmospheric Response to Tropical Instability Waves: Surface Heat Fluxes. Thum, Esbensen, Chelton, McPhaden |
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EP-4 |
Mean and Annual Cycle of Temperature and Geostrophic Currents in the East Pacific Warm Pool. Kessler |
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EP-5 |
Off-equatorial Upwelling in the Eastern Tropical Pacific and the Role of Equatorial Subsurface Countercurrents as Told by Numerical Simulations. Rothstein |
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EP-6 |
Observed Fluctuations in East Pacific Hadley Cell Strength. Raymond, Achach, Kiladis, Hartten, Gage |
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EP-7 |
Tropical-Extratropical Connections in North America through Easterly Waves and the Gulf Surge. Zehnder and Maddox |
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EP-8 |
The Role of Equatorial Surface Heating in Determining the Magnitude of El Niño Warming. Sun |
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EP-9 |
Eastern Pacific SST Dipole and its Relation to Indo-Pacific ENSO Mode. Yu |
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EP-10 |
Multi-scale Modeling of Extreme Eastern Pacific Convection. Mapes, Warner, and Xu |
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EP-11 |
Cloud and Radiation Properties Derived from Satellite Data During the Fall 1999 CIMAR-5 and EPIC Cruises. Young et. al. |
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The Pan American Monsoon System |
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Diagnostic Studies (Session Organizers: Art Douglas and Julia N.-Paegle) |
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MS-1 |
Water Vapor Tracers as Diagnostics of the Regional Atmospheric Hydrologic Cycle Bosolovich et al |
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MS-2 |
Relationship between Great Plains Low-Level Jet Activity and the Mexican Monsoon. Chen et al |
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MS-3 |
Variability of Precipitation and Atmospheric Circulation over South America during the Southern Summer 1999-2000 Kousky |
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MS-4 |
Trend-, ENSO-, PDO, and AO- related Precipitation and Surface Air Temperature Variability in the Americas Mitchell, Wallace and Ropelewski |
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Modeling Studies (Session Organizers: Rong Fu and Andrea Hahmann) |
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MS-6 |
Interannual Variability of the North American Monsoon: Preliminary Results of a Modeling Study Using the UCLA AGCM. Ferrara and Yu |
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MS-7 |
A Variable-Resolution Stretched-Grid GCM Regional Climate Simulation: Studying Anomalous U.S. Summer Precipitation Events and their Links to the North American Monsoon. Fox-Rabinovitz and Berbery |
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MS-8 |
Regional Hydroclimate Variability Associated with North American Summer Monsoon. Kim and Ferrara |
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MS-9 |
Common Land Model and Comprehensive Land Data for Summer Monsoon Studies Zeng |
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MS-10 |
Evolution of the Large-Scale Atmospheric Conditions Critical to the Onset of Wet Seasons over Tropical South-America; Fu, Li, and Dickinson |
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