Poster Session Presentations
Tuesday, October 23, 2018
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I. Improved understanding of the coupled atmosphere-ocean climate system through dynamical and statistical models and methods, forecaster practices and protocols, reanalysis data and model improvement, and scientific concepts.
2017 Northern Plains Drought: Variability and Predictability
by Zeng-Zhen Hu, Climate Prediction Center, NOAA
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Anomalous Circulation Characteristics of Intra-seasonal Variation of East Asian Subtropical Westerly Jet in Summer and Precursory Signals
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Responses of Global Atmospheric Circulation to Climate Indices Based on APCC MME Hindcast Data
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Seamless Coupled Prediction System (SCoPS): Assessment of the APCC In-House Model Real-Time Seasonal Forecast
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ENSO Simulation and Prediction Using a Hybrid Coupled Model (HCM)
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Recent Slow Melt of Arctic Summer Sea Ice Caused by Tropical SST changes
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Impacts of the Onset of the Rainy Season on Softs crops
by Thomas Walsh, Thomson Reuters
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Overview of the Climate Prediction Center Weekly Experimental Sea Ice Prediction System
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Influence of positive IOD events on northwestward extension of Tibetan High in boreal summer to early autumn
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Developing an Experimental Week 3-4 Severe Weather Outlook for the United States
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An Analysis on Possible Connection of Seasonal Spread and ENSO SSTs in North American Multi-Model Ensemble Hindcasts
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II. Prospects for improved understanding, prediction, and simulation of intra-seasonal, seasonal, and inter-annual climate variability, including the extratropical annular modes, stratosphere/troposphere coupling, tropical-extratropical interactions, land-surface forcing, atmospheric river events and drought/precipitation events etc.
Uncertainties in the El Niño Response of Precipitation over the US West Coast |
Processes Associated with Air-Sea ice Coupling Biases in Climate Models
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A New Intraseasonal Oscillation Index Based on Cloud-Sat Observed Cloud Regimes
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Atmospheric Rivers Impact on High Asia Mountain Precipitation
by Deanna Nash, University of California Santa Barbara
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Sub-Seasonal Variations and Predictions of Precipitation With BCC_DERF2.0 in Spring-Summer Transition Season
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Investigations on Moisture Transports, Budgets and Sources Responsible for the Decadal Variability of Precipitation in Southern China
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Characteristics and Abnormal Atmospheric Circulation of Regional High Temperature Process in 2017 Over China
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Objective Drought Tendency Forecast
by Li Xu, NOAA/NCEP/CPC/INNOVIM
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The Great Plains Drought Onset from a Moisture Budget Perspective
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Evaluation of the National Water Model for Potential Application in the NLDAS Drought Monitor
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GEFS Reforecasts and their Application in Calibration of Sub-seasonal Forecasts
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III. Observation, prediction and attribution of recent high impact weather and climate events, and implications for extreme precipitation and temperatures, heat/cold waves, droughts and wildfires.
IV. Improving climate information delivery for impact-based decision support services through the application of new technologies, including GIS, statistical tools, and software development practices.
V. Improving models, forecasts and observational data sets
Water in the Arabian Peninsula
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Improving Seasonal Forecasting of Alaska Wildfires
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CWB CFS 1Tier Hindcast Analysis and Forecast Verification
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NOAA’s MAPP-CTB Projects Update: Community R2O Contributions to the Improvement of Operational S2S Climate Prediction
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Predictive capacity for Week3-4 Severe Weather Outlook for the United States
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CPC's New Consolidated Hybrid Statistical/Dynamical Model for Seasonal Prediction of Temperature and Precipitation
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Developing Capabilities for Analysis in the Arctic within the NOAA NWS Local Climate Analysis Tool
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Note: The images were taken from the 43rd NOAA Annual CDPW poster session. Contact presenters for details.