21st Annual CESM Workshop POSTERS
Atmosphere Model Working Group (AMWG)
Poster # Last Name First Name Institution Poster Title
AMWG-1 Benedict Jim University of Miami CAM aquaplanet development and hydrologic cycle sensitivities to model physics, resolution, and configuration
AMWG-2 Berner Judith NCAR Improving ENSO variability in the CESM model by increasing resolution and introducing stochastic perturbations
AMWG-3 Bogenschutz Peter NCAR Experiments Towards Improving the Tropical Variability in CAM5.5
AMWG-4 Chen Chih-Chieh (Jack) NCAR Updates on the AMWG variability diagnostic package
AMWG-5 Collins Bill University of California, Berkeley Nonhydrostatic adaptive mesh dynamics for multiscale climate models
AMWG-6 Comstock Jennifer Pacific Northwest National Laboratory ARM Megasite Observations to Support Model Development and Evaluation
AMWG-7 Covey Curt LLNL Uncertainty quantification of CAM5's large scale hydrologic cycle
AMWG-8 Diao Minghui San Jose State University
An assessment on radiation effects of ice supersaturation based on in-situ observations and implications for cirrus cloud simulations in global climate models
AMWG-9 Donahue Aaron Lawrence Livermore National Labs Understanding the Impact of Process Ordering Within CAM5
AMWG-10 Erfani Ehsan Desert Research Institute Improving the representation of microphysical characteristics in CAM
AMWG-11 Grini Alf Norwegian Meteorological Institue
A detailed look at processes controlling cloud droplet concentrations in CAM
AMWG-12 Hall David University of Colorado A high order vertical representation in CAM-SE
AMWG-13 Hannay Cecile NCAR TBD
AMWG-14 Herrington Adam Stony Brook University Global Radiative-Convective Equilibrium in CAM-CLUBB
AMWG-15 Huang Xianglei University of Michigan
Realistic surface spectral emissivity (with far-IR component) data set for the GCM and NWP usage: development, validation, and initial results with CESM slab-ocean runs
AMWG-16 Huang Xingying University of California, Davis Irrigation impacts on California's climate with the variable-resolution CESM
AMWG-17 Karset Inger Helene University of Oslo Aerosol-cloud-interactions in NorESM during the Holuhraun eruption
AMWG-18 Langenbrunner Baird UCLA Multiobjective constraints for CESM1 parameter choices: High-dimensional model reductin strategies and pragmatic Pareto fronts
AMWG-19 Lauritzen Peter NCAR CAM-SE-CSLAM AMWG-20 Lee Wei-Liang Academia Sinica Current Status of TaiESM Version 1
Biogeochemistry Working Group (BGCWG)
Poster # Last Name First Name Institution Poster Title BGCWG-
1 Eddebbar Yassir Scripps Institution of Oceanography Atmospheric O2 constrains on Air-Sea O2 Flux Variability
BGCWG-2 Fu Weiwei UCI A Newton-Krylov solver for global cyclostationary phosphorous and oxygen
simulations
AMWG-21 Leung Ruby PNNL Downscale and upscale effects in MPAS-CAM global variable resolution simulations
AMWG-22 Ma Hsi-Yen PCMDI/LLNL A multi-year hindcast experiment for cloud and precipitation studies
AMWG-23 Middlemas Eleanor University of Miami The Effect of Low-Cloud Feedback on the Predictability of Pacific Sea Surface Temperatures
AMWG-24 Raeder Kevin NCAR Evaluation of development versions of CAM in the DART Data Assimilation Context
AMWG-25 Shiu Chein-Jung Academia Sinica Implementation of GTS cloud fraction parameterization into NCAR CESM AMWG-26 Terai Christopher LLNL The Atmospheric Hydrological Cycle in the ACME v0.3 Model AMWG-27 Toniazzo Thomas University of Bergen Enforcing conservation of axial angular momentum in CAM FV
AMWG-28 Wan Hui PNNL Short simulations for model evaluation and tuing: Proof of concept and analysis tools
AMWG-29 Wang Yi-Chi Academia Sinica Critical Factors for Diurnal Rainfall at the Maritime Continent
AMWG-30 Wang Lei University of Chicago Periodic behavior of the storm track in the Southern Hemisphere summer in reanalysis products and CESM
AMWG-31 Xie Shaocheng LLNL The DOE’s Accelerated Climate Modeling for Energy (ACME) Atmosphere Model Development: Status and Future Plan
AMWG-32 Xie Shaocheng LLNL The DOE's Accelerated Climate Modeling for Energy (ACME) atmosphere model development: Status and future plan
AMWG-33 Zarzycki Colin NCAR The sensitivity of objectively-tracked east coast winter storms to horizontal resolution in variable-resolution CAM
AMWG-34 Zhang Yuying LLNL Using satellite- and ground-based simulators to evaluate the US DOE ACME simulated clouds
AMWG-35 Zhao Chuanfeng Beijing Normal University Error contribution to cloud fraction simulation from aerosol representation
AMWG-36 Zheng Xue LLNL A single-column modeling study on marine precipitating cumulus clouds in CAM5 with CLUBB-MG2 schemes
AMWG-37 Zhou Cheng University of Michigan
Why do GCMs overestimate the aerosol cloud lifetime effect? a comparison of CAM5 and a CRM
Chemistry Climate Working Group (ChemWG)
Climate Variability and Change Working Group (CVCWG)
Poster # Last Name First Name Institution Poster Title CCWG-1 Mahowald Natalie Cornell University Improved representation of dust in the CAM
CCWG-2 Wu Chenglai University of Wyoming
Using variable-resolution CESM to simulate the impacts of absorbing aerosol deposition on snowpack and hydrologic cycle in the Rocky Mountains
Poster # Last Name First Name Institution Poster Title CVCWG-
1 Arblaster Julie NCAR The linearity of Southern Hemisphere climate change
CVCWG-2 Goldenson Naomi University of
Washington Clustering of SST variability across the Large Ensemble
CVCWG-3 Huang Huei-Ping Arizona State
University Using climate models for the projections of renewable energy: Past experience and outlook for CMIP6
CVCWG-4 Merrifield Anna Scripps / UCSD U. S. warm season temperature - precipitation relationships in the CESM Large
Ensemble CVCWG-
5 Min Dughong University of Miami-RSMAS
Operational Forecasting of CCSM4.0 with 0.1x0.1 ocn and 0.5 degree atm resolution
CVCWG-6 Neale Rich NCAR Evaluating the warm season biases in CAM using U.S. radiosonde data
CVCWG-7 Peings Yannick University of
California Irvine Does the QBO modulates the teleconnection between Siberian snow and the Northern Annular Mode?
CVCWG-8 Shields Christine NCAR Atmospheric rivers in the high resolution CESM
CVCWG-9 Si Dong National Climate
Center, CMA Decadal change in the correlation pattern between the Tibetan Plateau winter snow and the East Asian summer precipitation during 1979-2011
CVCWG-10 Wang Kun NCAR Tropical Pacific Climate Response to Projected Arctic Sea Ice Loss
CVCWG-11 Yu Yongqiang LASG, institute of
Atmospheric Physics The Response of the Interdecadal Pacific Oscillation to Strong Tropical Volcanic Eruptions in CMIP5 Simulations
Land Ice Working Group (LIWG)
Land Model Working Group (LMWG)
Poster # Last Name First Name Institution Poster Title
LIWG-1 Bakker Pepijn MARUM CESM as part of the German paleoclimate modelling initiative PalMOD: "From the Last Interglacial to the Anthropocene"
LIWG-2 Kennedy Joseph Oak Ridge National Lab An introduction to LIVVkit 2.0
LIWG-3 Trantow Thomas University of Colorado Spatial map-comparison for evaluation of ISMIP-6 results
LIWG-4 Trantow Thomas University of Colorado A full-Stokes finite element model of Bering Glacier, Alaska, during surge
LIWG-5 Vizcaino Miren Delft University of Technology Long term deglaciation of the GrIS
Poster # Last Name First Name Institution Poster Title
LMWG-1 Drewniak Beth Argonne National Laboratory New method to determine planting date for the crop model
LMWG-2 ke Ziming Georgia Institute of Technology
Online Simulation of Global Wildfires with Region Specified Fire Scheme and Plume-rise implement
LMWG-3 Kennedy Daniel Columbia University Implementing plant hydraulics in CLM5
LMWG-4 Mudryk Lawrence University of Toronto Analysis of observation-based northern hemisphere snow water equivalent for use in model evaluation
LMWG-5 Schultz Natalie Yale University Using sub-grid land model output to study impacts of land cover change within a changing climate
LMWG-6 Xia Kun Chinese Academy of Sciences Simulation of freezing and melting of soil on the northeast Tibetan Plateau
LMWG-7 Xu Min ORNL Validate the canopy air space scheme in the community land model against the FLUXNET observations
LMWG-8 Zeng Yujin Chinese Academy of Sciences
Effects of anthropogenic water regulation and groundwater lateral flow on land processes
LMWG-9 Zhang Xiangxiang University of Texas at Austin Impact of mesophyll diffusion on estimated global water use efficiency
LMWG-10 Zhao Lei Princeton University Cool roofs transform cities into white oases on a large scale in future warmer climate
Ocean Model Working Group (OMWG)
Paleoclimate Working Group (PaleoWG)
Polar Climate Working Group (PCWG)
Poster # Last Name First Name Institution Poster Title
OMWG-1 Bardin Ann University of California, Irvine
Evaluating the Accuracy of an Offline Seasonally-Varying Matrix Tracer-Transport Model for Simulating Ideal Age
OMWG-2 Bishop Stuart NC State University Southern Ocean eddy-mean flow interactions under a wind perturbation OMWG-3 Castruccio Frederic NCAR Simulated climate impacts of the observed Atlantic multidecadal variability
OMWG-4 Lin Pengfei Chinese Academy of Science
The simulation of mesoscale air-sea interaction in a high-resolution coupled model
OMWG-5 Misumi Kazuhiro Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry
Colloidal pumping as a removal process of dissolved iron: a model study
OMWG-6 Petersen Mark LANL MPAS-Ocean: Cavities below ice shelves OMWG-7 Small Justin NCAR Atmospheric variability in coupled models with an eddy-resolving ocean
OMWG-8 Sun Qiang University of Connecticut
Improving the representation of estuarine and shelf processes in Earth System Models
Poster # Last Name First Name Institution Poster Title PaleoWG-
1 Brady Esther NCAR Development of the isotope-enabled CESM2
PaleoWG-2 Jackson Charles University of Texas at
Austin Paleoclimate testing framework
PaleoWG-3 Jahn Alexandra University of
Colorado Boulder Sea ice simulations for the Last Millennium - the role of internal versus forced variability
PaleoWG-4 Otto-Bliesner Bette NCAR From Past to Future: The Paleoclimate Modeling Intercomparison Project's
contribution to CMIP6
Poster # Last Name First Name Institution Poster Title PCWG-1 Ahlert Abigail University of Colorado Assessment of melt and freeze onset in the CESM Large Ensemble PCWG-2 Cheng Wei University of Washington Regional Sea Ice Predictability in the US Arctic
PCWG-3 Laiho Rory University of Colorado Boulder
Internal variability in the Arctic freshwater budget as simulated by the CESM Large Ensemble
PCWG-4 Weijer Wilbert Los Alamos National Laboratory HiLAT: a new high-latitude climate project
PCWG-5 Zhang Yongfei University of Washington Data Assimilation in the Cryosphere
Societal Dimensions Working Group (SDWG)
Software Engineering Working Group (SEWG)
Whole Atmosphere Working Group (WAWG)
Poster # Last Name First Name Institution Poster Title SDWG-1 Abatan Abayomi Iowa State University MODE diagnosis of multi-year droughts simulated by CESM Large-Ensembles
SDWG-2 Asefi-Najafabady Salvi University of Virginia Assessing probability of future drought events in East Africa using cesm-clm
model outputs SDWG-3 Buja Lawrence NCAR The Societal Dimensions Working Group
SDWG-4 Kaatz Laurna Denver Water Embracing Uncertainty: Case Studies of Water Utilities Planning for Climate Change
SDWG-5 Lo Min-Hui NTU Fate of water pumped from underground: overestimated contribution to sea level rise
SDWG-6 O'Neill Brian NCAR The BRACE study: Avoiding the impacts of climate change
Poster # Last Name First Name Institution Poster Title SEWG-1 Baker Allison NCAR Results from evaluating lossy compression on CESM-LENS data
SEWG-2 Liu Haixing The First Institute of Oceanography Optimization of MASNUM Wave Model Based on Intel Analysis Tools
SEWG-3 Wan Hui Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Non-bit-for-bit solution reproducibility: a new test based on time step convergence
SEWG-4 Xu Haiying NCAR Customizing compression for CESM data
Poster # Last Name First Name Institution Poster Title
WAWG-1 Glanville Anne (Sasha) NCAR Stratospheric transport and ozone fluxes resulting from different QBO widths in WACCM
WAWG-2 Kushner Paul University of Toronto Dynamical controls on the skewness of polar stratospheric temperatures