Date | Venue | Purpose |
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Tuesday 29 November 2016 to Thursday 1 December 2016 | KNMI, De Bilt, The Netherlands |
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Tuesday 29 November 2016
12:00 Registration
13:00 – 15:00 Keynote presentations
13:00 | Welcome to KNMI – Myriam van Rooij, Director KNMI |
Introduction – Rein Haarsma (KNMI), Malcolm Roberts (Met Office), Pier Luigi Vidale (Reading University) | |
13:15 | High-resolution climate modeling via variable-resolution approaches – Christiane Jablonowski, University of Michigan |
13:40 | Climate Modeling and Climate Change Studies in Japan – Masahide Kimoto, University of Tokyo |
14:05 | The IMPREX project – Janet Wijngaard, KNMI |
14:30 | Three 10 minute highlights from PRIMAVERA by ‘cutting edge’ researchers: Dian Putrasahan – MPI-M – Causes of AMOC slowdown in the high-resolution MPI-ESM Jon Seddon – Met Office – High-Resolution Model Data Ingest at JASMIN Nevan Fuckar – BSC – Impact of resolution increase on Arctic sea ice modes of variability |
15:00 | Refreshment break |
15:30 – 17:40 PRIMAVERA Progress and Plans by WP (10 minutes per WP)
10 minutes per WP to present a summary of key progress. For WPs 1 to 6 this will be a summary on the status of the flagship and frontier runs. The status should address not only technical issues encountered when moving from low to high resolution (including the timing and the feasibility of the runs), but also general resolution-dependent behaviours in different models, from HadGEM3-GC3, to CNRM-CM6/IPSL-CM6, EC-Earth, CMCC and MPI-ESM/AWI-CM. Not just the specific science issues to be addressed in WP1+2, but much broader issue concerning model drifts, radiation balance, AMOC-drift, etc ...
15:30 | WP1 |
15:40 | WP2 |
15:50 | WP3 |
16:00 | Ten minutes madness! Up to 3 slides from each WP, presented by junior PRIMAVERA scientists, and describing “something relevant and interesting” (not necessarily project results). WP1 Thomas Voigt, Met Office WP2 David Docquier, UCL, Impact of resolution on sea ice drift-strength feedback WP3 Daniel McCoy, Leeds University |
16:10 | WP4 |
16:20 | WP5 |
16:30 | WP6 |
16:40 | Ten minutes madness! WP4 Tido Semmler, AWI, the FESOM model WP5 WP6 |
16:50 | WP8 |
17:00 | WP9 |
17:10 | WP10 |
17:20 | WP11 |
17:30 | Ten minutes madness! WP9 Jon Seddon, Met Office WP10 E. van der Linden, Heat waves & cold spells from a health perspective WP11 Dragana Bojovic, BSC |
17:40 | Meeting ends |
18:00 – 19:30 Drinks reception at KNMI – with posters
Wednesday 30 November 2016
09:00 – 17:00 Science discussions in plenary and parallel groups
9:00 | Plenary session to provide a briefing and contextual discussion for the rest of the day |
9:30 | Split into WPs – 10 breakout rooms, 1 room per WP (WP7 not meeting) WP leaders will be given a powerpoint template with questions to be addressed through discussions while in WP meetings. |
10:15 | Refreshment break |
10:45 | Continue WP parallel meetings Breakout group summaries: WP1 WP2 WP3 WP4 WP5 WP6 WP9 WPs 10 and 11 |
12:00 | Lunch |
13:00 | Latest results from the CRESCENDO project – Twan van Noije, KNMI |
13:25 | Plenary session to discuss cross cutting issues and themes: Sea Ice / Mid-latitude interactions / Jets and storms / Data (user requirements, provider outputs, handling and processing) |
15:00 | Refreshment break |
15:30 | WPs split in to combined groups as follows WPs 1 and 2 / WPs 2 and 4 / WPs 3 and 6 (testing requirements for Stream 2 simulations) / WPs 3 and 4 (eddy resolving simulations, land surface) / WPs 5 and 6 (plans and core experiments) / WPs 4 and 6 / WPs 10 and 11 / WPs 1 and 9 |
17:00 | Meeting ends |
[17:00 | EEAB meeting – only attended by EEAB, Project coordinators, PM and EC TO] Meeting to consider: scientific progress, international interactions, lessons learned from stream 1, AOB. |
18:15 | Bus from KNMI to restaurant |
19:00 | Conference dinner at ‘Theeschenkerij De Tuinkamer’, Park Oog in Al 1, 3533 HE Utrecht |
22:15 | Bus from restaurant to Utrecht city centre and the Van der Valk Hotel, De Bilt |
Thursday 1 December 2016
09:00 – 12:00 WPs report back on Wednesday’s meetings to plenary
WP leaders will report back to plenary with slides prepared from the template distributed previously. These slides will form part of the meeting report.
9:00 | WP1 |
9:10 | WP2 |
9:20 | WP3 |
9:40 | WP5 |
9:50 | WP6 |
10:00 | WP9 |
10:10 | WP10 |
10:20 | WP11 |
10:30 | Overview of project progress by Christiane Jablonowski, EEAB |
10:40 | Refreshment break |
11:10 | Plenary discussion – topics for discussion include: An overview paper (one topic per WP) |
11:45 | Closing presentation from Malcolm Roberts and Pier Luigi Vidale |
12:00 | Meeting closes |
EMB meeting on Thursday afternoon
12:00 | Lunch for WP leads |
13:00 | EMB (only WP leads attend) |
15:00 | Close for EMB |