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The U.S. CLIVAR Western Boundary Current Working
Group was formed in January 2007. The group was charged with identifying
shortcomings in the atmosphere, ocean, and coupled models that
need to be addressed to accurately model western boundary current
atmosphere-ocean interaction. The group will be hosted a workshop
in Phoenix, 15-17 January 2009. Additional information is
available online.
Western Boundary Current Working
Group
last updated
September 22, 2009
Mike
Alexander
NOAA
CDC
Kathie Kelly
(co-chair)
University of
Washington
Bo
Qiu (co-chair)
University
of Hawaii
Nick
Bond
University
of Washington
Meghan
Cronin
NOAA
PMEL
Claude
Frankignoul
Laboratory
of Ocean and Climate (France)
Terry
Joyce
Woods
Hole Ocean. Inst.
Youn-Oh
Kwon
Woods
Hole Ocean. Inst.
Hisashi
Nakamura
Univ.
of Tokyo
Roger
Samelson
Oregon
State University
Justin Small
University of Hawaii
LuAnne Thompson
University of Washington
Terms of Reference
Bring together the KESS, CLIMODE and other western
boundary current atmosphere-ocean interaction groups for a synthesis
of results
Identify shortcomings in atmosphere, ocean, and
coupled models that need to be addressed to accurately model western
boundary current atmosphere-ocean interaction
Identify observational
gaps and modeling experiments that would answer outstanding issues
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