WG4 sessions at Pan GCSS Meeting 2005, Athens
Here is a summary, list of talks and a links to pdf versions of
some of these
Summary
The Deep WG sessions were held as break out sessions on Wednesday and
Thursday afternoon of the Pan GCSS meeting. The first day was dedicated
to talks of peoples work related to interests of the deep WG.
Case 5 was in its early stages and following the meeting submission of
results was still encouraged. The second day focused on presenting very
early analysis of results from this case. See the second day talks for
some early results from CASE 5.
Agenda with links to talks
Wednesday 18 May
1400 Welcome and WG4 outline
J Petch, Met Office [pdf]
1415 Further development of the super-parameterization concept
Wojciech W. Grabowski NCAR, Boulder, Colorado, USA. [pdf]
1430 A Proposal for using CSRMs to test hypotheses about the structure
of convection.
Leo Donner, GFDL [pdf]
1445 Cloud modelling activities within AMMA
Francoise Guichard , CNRM, France [pdf]
1500 Useful Analogies Between the Mass-Flux and the
Reynolds-Averaged Second-Moment Modelling Frameworks
Dmitrii Mironov, Deutscher Wetterdienst [pdf]
1515 Preliminary results of simulated convective systems using a
Goddard Cumulus Ensemble (GCE) model with large-scale temperature and
moisture forcing using observations and GEOS-3 numerical reanalysis
Chung-Lin Shie (UMBC/GEST and NASA/GSFC) [pdf]
1530 Coffee break
1600 Analysis of the high-resolution TRMM-LBA (Case 4) simulation
Marat Khairoutdinov, CSU
1615 Sensitivity of simulated cloud objects to changes in thermodynamic and dynamic state.
Zach Eitzen and Kuan-Man Xu ,NASA Langley [pdf]
1630 Summary of Case 4 work and simulations of March 1998 tropical deep convection with the UCLA/LaRC CRM.
Kuan-Man Xu, Anning Cheng and Yali Luo, NASA Langley [pdf]
1645 Summary of Case 4 paper.
Wojciech W. Grabowski NCAR, Boulder, Colorado, USA.
1655 Discussion of case 4
1700 Close
Thursday 19 May
1400 Introduction and case 5 overview
Petch; Willett and Woolnough, Met Office and Reading University [pdf]
1415 The first results from NWP models in Case 5
Willett, Bechtold and Williamson [pdf]
1430 The first results from SCMs and CRMs in Case 5
Woolnough and participants, Reading University [pdf]
1445 Evaluating Microphysics in Cloud-Resolving Models using TRMM and
Ground-based Precipitation Radar Observations.
Yaping Li, Ed Zipser, Steve Krueger, Peter Blossey
1500 3D CRM simulations of the entire 120 days of COARE
Peter Blossey and Chris Bretherton, University of Washington
1515 Discussion of Case 5 and plans for WG4
1545 Discussion of when and where to have next meeting
1550 Close
Jon Petch
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