You are invited to submit your abstract for the session CL5.5/Regional Climate Modeling, including CORDEX: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/session/49396 at next year’s EGU General Assembly, 14-19 April 2024 in Vienna.
This session welcomes papers on methodological developments in regional climate modeling, performance analysis of RCMs, use of RCMs for regional processes studies, past and future climate projections as well as studies on extreme events and impact assessment. Additionally, the session encourages submissions related to the CORDEX program, including the analysis of CORDEX-CORE experiments and simulations within the framework of different CORDEX Flagship Pilot Studies. We anticipate that this session will provide a platform for discussing the progress of RCM-related research and fostering future collaborations.
The final submission deadline is 13:00 CET, 10 January 2024, 13:00 CET, but if you wish to apply for travel support from EGU you must submit by 1 December 2024, 13:00 CET. The General Assembly is being run as a hybrid conference, so you can still present in the session if you are not able to attend in person.
Conveners: Im Eun-Soon, Melissa Bukovsky and Csaba Torma
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Attend the SEACLID/CORDEX SEA workshop online
Coordinated research activities were discussed at the Polar CORDEX meeting
During the final day plans for coordinated research activities were discussed. One of those activities is an evaluation of Arctic boundary layer stability regimes, their frequency and radiative and mechanical forcing using observations from the year-long MOSAiC expedition. A total of 12 modeling groups have indicated an interest in participating in this model intercomparison. The Cassano group at the University of Colorado will lead this intercomparison effort and presented initial results for the Coupled Arctic Forecast System (CAFS). Participating groups were encouraged to provide their model data by the end of 2023 with analysis of the multi-model ensemble set to begin in early 2024.
A further activity that will be undertaken during 2023/24 is to use a multi-model ensemble of regional atmospheric models to investigate a warm air intrusion event during April 15-16 2020 that was observed by the MOSAiC expedition. This study will have its focus on the boundary layer, air mass transformation, and surface energy budget, and aerosol-cloud-radiation interactions. This activity will be a joint effort between Polar CORDEX and the EU-funded project PolarRES. The models will include atmospheric chemistry-aerosol models.
Follow the ICRC-CORDEX2023 live on the WCRP CORDEX YouTube Channel
Can’t wait for next week’s CORDEX International Conference On Regional Climate 2023 in Trieste, Pune and online! It will be possible to see some of the conference sessions on the WCRP CORDEX Youtube Channel. Here are the links for each day:
DAY 1
https://youtube.com/live/NsAElRQL9WY?feature=share
DAY 2
https://youtube.com/live/3hHJp14TuCE?feature=share
DAY 3 (Included C1 parallel session)
https://youtube.com/live/hGJ9CG39sag?feature=share
DAY 3 (C2 parallel session)
https://youtube.com/live/yyQJJ0x7bpw?feature=share
DAY 4
The ICRC-CORDEX2023 website is updated
We are getting ready for the CORDEX International Conference On Regional Climate 2023 that starts in Trieste and Pune September 25th! The conference website is now updated with more information about the different sessions. You’ll find it under “Program” in the menu!
Less than a month to ICRC-CORDEX 2023
In less than a month the CORDEX International Conference On Regional Climate 2023 starts in Trieste and Pune!
– Regional climate researchers, decision makers and other users of regional climate information will gather for the 5th CORDEX International Conference on Regional Climate. This is an opportunity to discuss and communicate knowledge about high resolution regional climate calculations for different areas in the world, tools for these calculations, effects and applications. We want to create a meeting platform for experts and users to bridge the gap between science and society and where we can discuss how the information best can be used for informed decision and building resilience, says Iréne Lake, director for the International Project Office for CORDEX at SMHI.
The conference takes place between the 25-29 September. It is no longer possible to register, but it will be possible to follow a live stream on our Youtube channel. More information will be added to the conference website.
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