2014 Pan-CLIVAR Meeting

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Thursday, July 17, 2014 to Friday, July 18, 2014

Event City:

The Hague

The Netherlands

Event Attendance:

Limited

Event Contact:

Valery Detemmerman

VDetemmerman@wmo.int

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Pan-CLIVAR 2014

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Location: The Hague, The Netherlands

Date: Wednesday, 16 July, 2014 - Friday, 18 July, 2014

The Hague, The Netherlands

July 2014

CLIVAR panel meetings 14-15 July

Pan-CLIVAR Meeting 16-18 July

7th International Scientific Conference on the Global Energy and Water Cycle 14-17 July

Pan-GEWEX Meeting, 17-18 July

CLIVAR Meetings Outline

Monday		CLIVAR Panel Meetings
Tuesday		CLIVAR Panel Meetings
Wednesday		Pan-CLIVAR Plenary and Breakout Sessions
Thursday		Pan-CLIVAR Plenary and Breakout Sessions
Friday morning		Joint Pan-GEWEX and Pan-CLIVAR meeting
Friday afternoon		Pan-CLIVAR Plenary
Saturday morning		Joint GEWEX and CLIVAR SSG meeting

Program - 2014 Pan-CLIVAR Meeting

Programme (11 July 2014)

Monday and Tuesday - 14-15 July

CLIVAR panel meetings

Integrated ocean-focused panels meeting agendas
Monsoon-focused panels meeting agendas
Room allocation and floor maps (version 14 July)

PANELS	AGENDAS
Ocean Model Development Panel
Global Synthesis and Observations Panel
Atlantic Region Panel
Pacific Region Panel
CLIVAR/IOC-GOOS Indian Ocean Region Panel
CLIVAR/CliC/SCAR Southern Ocean Region Panel
Scoping Team on the Climate Dynamics Panel	Proposal for the panel

Panels are asked to review their TORs, review their engagement in the new CLIVAR and WCRP structure and contributions to the CLIVAR Research Foci and WCRP Grand Challenges.

FULL PROGRAMME (PDF version)
Break-out sessions programmes

Wednesday - 16th July

8h30 -10h30 GEWEX Conference: Processes and phenomena

10h30 - Coffee Break

11h00 - Pan-CLIVAR Opening Plenary Session (ROOM: Oceania)

Pan-CLIVAR Opening Plenary (Convener: Martin Visbeck)

Opening Talk: Introduction of the new CLIVAR, linkages to GEWEX other GEC projects, including charge to the meeting and overall goals (Detlef Stammer, Lisa Goddard)
New CLIVAR Project Office arrangements (David Carlson)
Discussion

12h30 - Lunch

13h30 - Breakout sessions - CLIVAR Research Foci

ENSO in a changing climate (Conveners: Eric Guilyardi, Wenju Cai; Rapporteur: Nico Caltabiano) - (ROOM: Europe 1)
Dynamics of Regional Sea Level (Conveners: Detlef Stammer, Catia Domingues; Rapporteur: Han Lei) - (ROOM: Europe 2)

15h00 - Coffee Break

15h30 - Breakout sessions - CLIVAR Research Foci

Decadal Variability and Prediction (Conveners: Yochanan Kushnir, Gokhan Danabasglu, George Boer; Rapporteur: Anna Pirani) - (ROOM: Europe 1)
Attribution and Prediction of Extremes (Conveners: Lisa Alexander, Xuebin Zhang; Rapporteurs: Valery Detemmerman, Rokkan Rao) - (ROOM: Europe 2)

17h00 - break

17h30 - Plenary Reports and Discussion of Breakouts (ROOM: Oceania)

18h00 End of Day

19h00 - GEWEX Conference Banquet at Strandclub WIJ Beach Club for those who have registered and paid for this

Thursday - 17th July

8h30 - 10h30 GEWEX Conference: Water resources

10h30 - Coffee Break

11h00 Breakout sessions - CLIVAR Research Foci and Capabilities

Planetary Heat Balance and Ocean Heat Storage (Conveners: Karina von Schuckmann, Carol Anne Clayson; Rapporteurs: Nico Caltabiano, Han Lei) - (ROOM: Europe 1)
Scoping for a CLIVAR Climate Dynamics Panel (Conveners: Matt Collins, Shoshiro Minobe; Rapporteur: Anna Pirani) - (ROOM: Europe 2)

12h30 - Lunch

13h30 - Breakout sessions - CLIVAR Research Foci

Variability and Predictability of Monsoon Systems (Conveners: Aandy Turner, Dave Gochis; Rapporteurs: Carlos Ereño, Rokkan Rao) - (ROOM: Europe 1)
Biophysical Interactions and Dynamics of Upwelling Systems (Conveners: Ken Drinkwater, Enrique Curchitser; Rapporteur: Nico Caltabiano) - (ROOM: Europe 2)

15h00 - Coffee Break

15.30 - Breakout sessions - CLIVAR Research Capabilities

Sustained Ocean Observations (Conveners: Martin Visbeck, Katy Hill; Rapporteurs: Nico Caltabiano, Han Lei) - (ROOM: Europe 1)
Ocean Model Improvements and Process Studies (Conveners: Gokhan Danabasoglu, Steve Griffies; Rapporteur: Anna Pirani) - (ROOM: Europe 2)
Climate Information and Regional Engagement (Conveners: Clare Goodess, Bruce Hewitson, Francisco Doblas-Reyes, Lisa Goddard; Rapporteurs: Valery Detemmerman, Roberta Boscolo) - (ROOM: Africa)

17h00 - break

17h30 - Plenary Reports and Discussion of Breakouts (ROOM: Oceania)

18h00 End of Day

19h00 ICPO Celebration Dinner (D/WCRP, representatives of ICPO host institutions and sponsors, ICPO staff, SSG members)

Friday - 18th July

8h00-13h30 Joint pan-CLIVAR/pan-GEWEX Plenary (ROOM: Amazon)

8h00 - Overview on GEWEX (Graeme Stephens, Sonia Seneviratne)
8h10 - Overview on CLIVAR (Lisa Goddard, Detlef Stammer)

First Discussion block: Regional climate and extremes (10 mins for presentation and 10 mins discussion) - Chairs: Detlef Stammer, Sonia Seneviratne; Rapporteurs: Valery Detemmerman, Anna Pirani

8h20 - Regional climate projects, activities and challenges (Claire Goodess, Jan Polcher)

8h50 - Modeling and observing changes in Extremes (Xuebin Zhang, Lisa Alexander)

9h20 - Drought

Taikan Oki
Sigfried Schubert

9h50 - Heavy precipitation

10h20 - Final discussion

10h30 - Coffee Break

Second Discussion bock: Large-scale circulation, predictability, and air-sea fluxes (10 mins for presentation and 10 mins discussion) - Chairs: Lisa Goddard, Graeme Stephens; Rapporteurs: Anna Pirani, Carlos Ereño, Rokkan Rao

11h00 Air-Sea Fluxes

Sergey Gulev and Carol Anne Clayson

11h30 Monsoons

12h00 Circulation and climate dynamics

12h30 Seasonal to decadal variability and predictability

13h15 - Final discussion

13h25 - Closing words (Graeme Stephens, Detlef Stammer)

Discussion leads to prepare a short report on the discussions, which will be discussed at the joint GEWEX-CLIVAR SSG meeting on Saturday morning

13h30 - Lunch

14h30 CLIVAR Plenary (ROOM: Oceania)

Regional and Climate Activities (10 mins for presentation and 10 mins discussion)

Africa Climate Research for Development (Arame Tall, Fred Semazzi. Richard Anyah; Rapporteur: Anna Pirani)
Development agenda for Latin America and Caribbean (Roberto Mechoso; Rapporteur: Carlos Ereño)

15h30 - Coffee break

CLIVAR Science and Implementation Plan

16h00 US CLIVAR experience in assembling US Plan (Bob Weller, Lisa Goddard)

16.30 Towards the CLIVAR Science and Implementation Plan (all)

17.30 Meeting Closure

19h00 Joint CLIVAR/GEWEX SSG Exec dinner (TBC)

Saturday, July 19

Joint GEWEX and CLIVAR SSG meeting

8h30-10h00 Discussion of actions arising from joint sessions and JSC

Monsoons
Extremes
Regional activities - follow on from ACC, LACC
Sea Level GC
Climate Dynamics (Panel)
S2S prediction/predictability
Surface Fluxes

10h00 Coffee break

CLIVAR SSG meeting (in parallel with GEWEX SSG)

10h30 - Reports from panels and research foci teams
12h00 - Discussion on future directions

13h00 - End of CLIVAR SSG meeting

Participants - 2014 Pan-CLIVAR Meeting

Registered participants (as of 10^th July 2014)

Name	Last Name	Organization	Country	CLIVAR Panel	Research Foci
Lisa	Alexander	Climate Change Research Centre and ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Systems Science, UNSW	Australia	ETCCDI
Kentaro	Ando	JAMSTEC	Japan	PP
H	Annamalai	IPRC, University of Hawaii	United States	AAMP
Richard	Anyah	University of Connecticut	United States	ACP
Raymond	Arritt	Iowa State University	United States	VAMOS	Monsoons
Magdalena	Balmaseda	ECMWF	United Kingdom	GSOP
Walter	Baethgen	IRI, Columbia University, New York	United States	VAMOS
Molly	Baringer	NOAA/AOML	United States	AIP
Marcelo	Barreiro	Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay	Uruguay	VAMOS
Lisa	Beal	RSMAS - University of Miami	United States	IOP
Ernesto	Berbery	University of Maryland	United States	VAMOS
George	Boer	Environment Canada	Canada
Annalisa	Bracco	Georgia Institute of Technology	United States	SSG
Pascale	Braconnot	IPSL/Laboratoire de Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement	France	SSG	ENSO
Peter	Brandt	GEOMAR	Germany	AIP	Upwelling
Wenju	Cai	CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research	Australia	PP	ENSO
Nico	Caltabiano	International CLIVAR Project Office	China	ICPO
Iracema	Cavalcanti	National Institute for Space Research	Brazil	VAMOS
Ping	Chang	Texas A&M University	United States	AIP
Eric	Chassignet	Florida State University	United States	WGOMD
Teresa	Chereskin	UCSD/SIO	United States	SOP
Carol Anne	Clayson	Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution	United States		Heat uptake
Kim	Cobb	Georgia Inst. of Technology	United States	PP
Mat	Collins	University of Exeter	United Kingdom	PP	ENSO
Enrique	Curchitser	Rutgers University	United States	WGOMD
Gokhan	Danabasoglu	NCAR	United States	WGOMD	Decadal / Upwelling
Valery	Detemmerman	International CLIVAR Project Office	China	ICPO
Francisco	Doblas-Reyes	Institut Catalan de Ciencies del Clima	Spain
Catia	Domingues	ACE CRC / IMAS / UTAS	Australia	GSOP	Heat uptake / Sea Level
Helge	Drange	University of Bergen	Norway	WGOMD
Ken	Drinkwater	Institute of Marine Research	Norway	SSG	Upwelling
Carlos	Ereno	International CLIVAR Project Office	Argentina	ICPO
Matthew	England	University of New South Wales	Australia	SOP
Nsadisa	Faka	SADC	Botswana
Tom	Farrar	Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution	United States	AIP
Ming	Feng	CSIRO	Australia	IOP
Alexandre	Ganachaud	Institut de Recherche pour le Developpement	France	PP
David	Gochis	NCAR	United States	VAMOS	Monsoons
Lisa	Goddard	IRI / Columbia University	United States	SSG	ENSO
Clare	Goodess	WCRP WG on Regional Climate	United Kingdom	SSG
Stephen	Griffies	NOAA/Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Lab	United States	SSG
Alice	Grimm	Federal University of Parana	Brazil
Sergey	Gulev	IORAS	Russia	SSG	Heat uptake / Extremes
Bruce	Hewitson	WCRP Working Group on Regional Climate	South Africa		Heat uptake / Extremes
Simon	Josey	National Oceanography Centre, Southampton	United Kingdom		Heat uptake
James	Kinter	COLA, George Mason University	United States
Jan	Kysely	Institute of Atmospheric Physics AS CR, Prague	Czech Republic
Sandy	Lucas	NOAA - Climate Program Office	United States
Keith	Haines	University of Reading	United Kingdom	GSOP	Heat uptake
Lei	Han	International CLIVAR Project Office	China	ICPO
Weiqing	Han	The University of Colorado at Boulder	United States	IOP	Decadal
Ed	Hawkins	NCAS-Climate, University of Reading	United Kingdom	SSG
Harry	Hendon	CAWCR/BOM	Australia	AAMP
Katherine	Hill	OOPC	Switzerland
Kevin	Horsburgh	NOC	United Kingdom	ETCCDI	Extremes
Masafumi	Kamachi	Japan Meteorological Agency	Japan	GSOP
Torsten	Kanzow	Alfred Wegener Institut	Germany	AIP
Katsuro	Katsumata	JAMSTEC	Japan	SOP
William	Kessler	NOAA / PMEL	United States	PP
Yoshiki	Komuro	Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology	Japan	WGOMD
Yochanan	Kushnir	LDEO - Columbia University	United States		Decadal
Shoji	Kusunoki	Meteorological Research Institute (MRI)	Japan
Young-Oh	Kwon	Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution	United States	AIP
Tong	Lee	Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology	United States	GSOP	ENSO
Matthieu	Lengaigne	IRD/LOCEAN	France	PP
Xiaopei	Lin	Ocean University of China	China	PP
Lin	Liu	FIO / SOA	China	IOP
Deyi	Ma	First Institute of Oceanography, SOA	China
Simon	Marsland	CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research	Australia	WGOMD
Gill	Martin	Met Office	United Kingdom	AAMP
Simona	Masina	CMCC	Italy	WGOMD
Michael	McPhaden	NOAA/PMEL	United States	IOP	ENSO
Roberto	Mechoso	University of California, Los Angeles	United States
Shoshiro	Minobe	Hokkaido University	Japan
Carlos	Moffat	University of Concepcion	Chile	SSG
Aurel	Moise	Australian Bureau of Meteorology	Australia
Wolfgang	Mueller	Max Planck Institute for Meteorology	Germany
Joseph	Mutemi	UoN/ICPAC-Kenya	Kenya	ACP
Ravichandram	Muthalagu	INCOIS	India	IOP
Alberto	Naveira Garabato	National Oceanography Centre Southampton	United Kingdom	SOP
Urs	Neu	ProClim-, Swiss Academy of Sciences	Switzerland
George	Nurser	National Oceanography Centre Southampton	United Kingdom	WGOMD
Tomoaki	Ose	Meteorological Research Institute	Japan	AAMP
Matthew	Palmer	Met Office Hadley Centre	United Kingdom	GSOP	Heat uptake
Michael	Patterson	US CLIVAR Project Office	United States
Helen	Phillips	IMAS, University of Tasmania	Australia	IOP
Anna	Pirani	International CLIVAR Project Office	Italy	ICPO
Jennifer	Riley	National Oceanography Centre, Southampton	United Kingdom
Walter	Robinson	North Carolina State University	United States	AIP
Mathieu	Rouault	University of Cape Town	South Africa	AIP	Upwelling
Will	De Ruijter	Utrecht University	The Netherlands
Joellen	Russell	University of Arizona	United States	SOP
Paola	Salio	Centro de Investigaciones del Mar y la Atmosfera	Argentina	VAMOS
Siegfried	Schubert	NASA/GSFC GMAO	United States	SSG	Extremes
Fredrick	Semazzi	North Carolina State University	United States
Uwe	Send	Scripps Institution of Oceanography	United States	GSOP
Jiuxin	Shi	Ocean University of China	China	SOP
Toshiaki	Shinoda	Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi	United States	IOP
Mxolisi	Shongwe	South African Weather Service	South Africa	ACP
Kenneth	Sperber	Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory	United States	AAMP
Janet	Sprintall	Scripps Institution of Oceanography	United States	ITF-TT
Detlef	Stammer	CEN, Universitat Hamburg	Germany	SSG	Sea Level
Agus	Supangat	National Council on Climate Change - Indonesia	Indonesia	IOP
Jozef	Syktus	DSITIA	Australia
Arame	Tall	CCAFS	United States	ACP
Lynne	Talley	University of California San Diego	United States	SOP
Gongke	Tan	First Institute of Oceanography	China
Axel	Timmermann	IPRC, University of Hawaii	United States
Tomoki	Tozuka	The University of Tokyo	Japan	IOP
Anne Marie	Treguier	CNRS	France	AIP	Decadal
Kevin	Trenberth	NCAR	United States		Heat uptake
Andy	Turner	NCAS-Climate/University of Reading	United Kingdom	AAMP	Monsoons / Decadal
Jerome	Vialard	Institut de Recherche pour le Developpement	France	IOP
Martin	Visbeck	GEOMAR	Germany	SSG	Heat uptake
Karina	von Schuckmann	Mediterranean Institut of Oceanography (MIO)	France		Heat uptake
Xiaolan	Wang	Climate Research Division, Environment Canada	Canada	ETCCDI	Extremes
Guojian	Wang	CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research	Australia
Robert	Weller	Woods Hole Oceanographic Inst	United States
Lixin	Wu	Ocean University of China	China	SSG
Yongkang	Xue	University of California, Los Angeles	United States	AAMP
Yan	Xue	Climate Prediction Center, NCEP/NOAA	United States
Sang-Wook	Yeh	Hanyang University	South Korea	PP	Decadal
Kunio	Yoneyama	JAMSTEC	Japan
Dongliang	Yuan	Institute of Oceanology, CAS	China	PP
Panmao	Zhai	Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences	China	ETCCDI
Xuebin	Zhang	Environment Canada	Canada		Extremes
Tianjun	Zhou	Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences	China	AAMP
Paquita	Zuidema	U of Miami/RSMAS	United States	VAMOS

CLIVAR Reports - 2014 Pan-CLIVAR Meeting

This year CLIVAR will be producing the CLIVAR Achievements Report as a landmark publication on the past 10 years of CLIVAR as well the new CLIVAR Science and Implementation Plan, drawing input from CLIVAR leadership on on-going and future priorities and activities.

The CLIVAR Panels/WGs and Endorsed Projects have prepared reports with summary text, key figures and references that highlight achievements over the past 10 years in terms of advances in understanding, climate model development, observing system development, data sets, analyses. The Panels/WGs, Endorsed Projects and Research Foci teams have also provide information on future priorities and implementation activities.

The reports are provided below together with contact names.

Panel/WG Reports

Working Group on Ocean Model Development (WGOMD)	S. Griffies, G. Danabasoglu	Achievements Future plans
Global Synthesis and Observations Panel (GSOP)	T. Lee
Atlantic Implementation Panel (AIP)	P. Chang, P. Brandt
Indian Ocean Panel (IOP)	J. Vialard, M. Ravichandran
Pacific Panel (PP)
Southern Ocean Panel (SOP)
Asian-Australian Monsoon Panel (AAMP)		Implementation
Variability of the American Monsoon System (VAMOS)		Achievements Implementation
Africa Climate Panel (ACP)
Expert Team on Climate Change Detection and Indices (ETCCDI)	X. Zhang

Endorsed Project Reports

African Monsoon Multidisciplinary Analysis (AMMA) Project	S. Janicot
Intercomparison of Mid Latitude Storm Diagnostics (IMILAST)	U. Neu
Intra-Americas Seas Study of Climate Processes (IASCLiP	V. Misra
Mediterranean Climate Variability and Predictability (MedCLIVAR) Program	P. Lionello	EOS achievements Recommendations
International CLIVAR Climate of the 20^th Century Project (C20C+)	J.Kinter, C. Folland, D. Stone
Southwest Pacific Ocean Circulation and Climate Experiment - (SPICE)	A. Ganachaud	Achievements Review paper

Research Foci Reports

Consistency between planetary heat baance and ocean heat storage	K. von Schuckmann	Prospectus Introductory slides
ENSO in a changing climate	E. Guilyardi	Prospectus Introductory slides
Decadal climate variability and predictability	Y. Kushnir, G. Danabasoglu - Prospectus R. Msadek, C. Cassou, G. Boer - DCPP Overview	Prospectus DCPP Summary Introductory slides
Understanding and Predicting Weather and Climate Extremes	Lead author: X. Zhang	Prospectus Introductory slides

Registration - 2014 Pan-CLIVAR Meeting

Use the code “CLV11417” in Step 1 of the registration process.

The pan-CLIVAR meeting will take place in parallel with the 7th International Scientific Conference on the Global Water and Energy Cycle (14-17 July) and the pan-GEWEX meeting (17-18 July). For those who are attending the 7th GEWEX Conference there is no additional fee to attend the Pan-CLIVAR Meeting.

For those only attending the Pan-CLIVAR Meeting there is a registration fee of 50 Euros and an optional fee of 70 Euros to attend the Conference reception on Monday night and banquet on Wednesday night.

Logistics - 2014 Pan-CLIVAR Meeting

Conference Venue

The CLIVAR and GEWEX meetings and Conference will be held at the World Forum, located in The Hague, a full-service international congress venue located in the heart of the World Forum zone.

Conference Lodging

For a list of hotels in the vicinity of the Conference venue, please visit the hotel booking page.

In case you have to cancel your lodging, please see the cancellation policy. Conference attendees will be refunded their payment if they cancel more than one month in advance of the Conference.

Transportation

From Amsterdam Schipol Airport to The Hague:

By taxi: the cheapest taxi option is http://www.oranjetaxiservice.nl/en/ (45 Euros from Schiphol to World Forum).

By public transport:

Public Transit: use the trip planner at http://9292.nl/en# to see how you can get from Schiphol Airport to the World Forum or from Schiphol Airport to your hotel. The cost is approximately 13 Euros total to get from Schiphol to the World Forum and the trip involves taking a train, a tram, and walking.

Also, more information can be found on http://www.schiphol.nl/Travellers/ToFromSchiphol/PublicTransport/ByTrainDomestic.htm

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