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ABIGAIL MOLLIE EVA JONES (University of Bristol)
Convective Organisation and Rainfall in the African Tropics
ADAM SOKOL (Princeton University)
Expansion of tropical ascent in kilometer-scale mock-Walker circulations
ANGEL ADAMES (University of Michigan)
Tropical Wave-Moisture Interactions
ANNE PIER SIEBESMA (Delft University of Technology)
Representation of marine Cloud Mesoscale Organisation by Models Operating in the Grey Zone
ANSELMO EVANDRO (Fundação Cearense de Meteorologia e Recursos Hídricos)
Immediate flash extent density applied to access the convective cores severity
BARBOSA HENRIQUE (University of Maryland)
Evaluations of the sensitivity of the shallow-to-deep convective transition in the Amazon to the vertical distribution of humidity using two numerical models
BERNARDET LIGIA (NOAA Global Systems Laboratory)
Convection-Allowing Models for Operational Applications
BOUALEM KHOUIDER (University of Victoria)
Improving the fidelity of climate models via stochastic parameterization of organized convection
BRIAN EARLE MAPES (University of Miami)
Deep cell organization over Congo vs. Amazon in obs vs. models
CARLOS CALVO-SANCHO (Centro de Investigaciones sobre Desertificación, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Climate, Atmosphere)
Storm Dynamics-based Attribution to the Valencia’s deadly floods
COURTNEY SCHUMACHER (Texas A&M University)
Precipitation extremes over the Maritime Continent and their intersecting weather and climate drivers
CRISTIAN-VALER VRACIU (University of Reading)
Organization in a toy model for convection at kilometre-scale resolution
DANIEL HERNANDEZ DECKERS (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)
Convection in the northwestern Amazon region
DWAIPAYAN CHATTERJEE (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
A New Concept for Comparing Satellite Observations and km-Scale Atmospheric Simulations using Self-Supervised Machine Learning
ELSA MOHINO (Complutense University of Madrid)
African Easterly Waves and convection over West Africa in a storm-resolving global coupled model
EMANUEL ALFIE (University of Buenos Aires)
Representation of a supercell thunderstorm by different radar data assimilation approaches
The South American High-Impact Weather Reports Database
FRANCESCA ALICE MORRIS (Oxford University)
Energetics of Southern African Monsoon Onset
FREDERIK LUIS VIEIRA FISCHER (Goethe University)
Climatology of Amazonian Squall Lines derived by Algorithmic Detection and Tracking of Coherent Features
HANS SEGURA (Université Grenoble Alpes)
The tropical rainbelt in two storm-resolving models: similar structure with different circulation
HARRIET LOUISE GILMOUR (University of Exeter)
Projected Changes in Mesoscale Convective System Frequency and Intensity over South America in a Future km-scale Climate Scenario
ILAN KOREN (Weizmann Institute of Science)
Hidden Order Under Sparse Trade Cumulus
JULIANA DIAS (University of Boulder)
Convectively Coupled Equatorial Waves in Machine-Learning-Based Weather Predictions
KELLY NÚÑEZ OCASIO (National Center for Atmospheric Research)
Novel Km-scale Regional Modeling Approaches for Current and Future Tropical Weather and Climate
KEVIN YARINGAÑO GARCIA (Mario Gulich Institute of Advanced Space Studies)
Evaluation of the GOES-R Derived Stability Indices for Severe Storms in Argentina
LARISSA ELISABETH BACK (University of Wisconsin)
Causes of Aggregation and Disaggregation in reanalysis
LAURA GIULIANNA PACCINI PEÑA (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
Environmental Controls on Tropical Oceanic Mesoscale Convective Systems in Global Kilometer-Scale Simulations
LEAH GRANT (Colorado State University)
How Similar are Cold Pools in the Tropics and Midlatitudes?
Evaluation Of An Iterative Version Of The Ensemble Kalman Filter (Letkf-T) For Radar Data Assimilation In The Wrf Model
Representing Convective Organization and Memory in NOAA’s Unified Forecast System
LUIZ MACHADO (Max Planck Institute For Chemistry)
Impacts of Land Cover on Cloud Organization Across Amazonia
LUO ZHENGZHAO (University of New York City)
A Phase-Space Framework for Characterizing the Evolution of Organized Tropical Convection Using 35 Years of Global Geostationary Tracking Data
MALEK SEGUENI (Sorbonne Université)
Organization of deep convection into squall lines: observations, storm resolving simulations and parameterization in a global climate model.
MARK MUETZELFELDT (University of Reading)
Measuring updraft strength from successive radar scans during the WesCon and KASBEX field campaigns
MARLOES VAN DRIEL (Wageningen University & Research)
Will Fish clouds reduce global warming rates?
MATHIEU GERMAIN WITOLD RATYNSKI (University of Miami)
Measuring tropospheric gravity waves over stratocumulus
Impact of Cold Pools on the Intermittence of Precipitation in a General Circulation Model
Quantification of the shallow-to-deep convective transition over Amazonia using organization indexes
NICOLAS ROCHETIN (Ecole Normale Supérieure)
Cold pools in realistic cloud-resolving simulations, and confrontation to idealized cold pool models
NILS ANTARY (University of Hamburg)
One cold pool in five models, ten runs, and one campaign
NILTON ROSARIO (Sao Paulo Federal University)
Evaluation of deep convection and cold pool representation in MONAN for simulating a major agricultural Haboob in Southeast Brazil
PARTHASARATHI MUKHOPADHYAY (Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology)
Organized convection in high resolution global model
SANDRINE BONY (C.N.R.S.)
Understanding the mesoscale organization of tropical convection with a conceptual framework and observations
SUSAN VAN DEN HEEVER (Colorado State University)
Convective Organization through the Lens of the NASA INCUS Mission
THEOTONIO PAULIQUEVIS (Federal University of Sao Paulo)
A New Ground-Based IR Dataset for Convection-Resolving Model Evaluation in the Amazon
TOMORO YANASE (University of Hyogo)
Self-aggregation of deep convection in a moisture model with nonlocal coupling
VANESSA FERREIRA (Technische Universität München)
An analysis of intense convective wind gusts and their environments in the Brazilian Amazon
VICTOR MAYTA (University of Wisconsin)
Moist Thermodynamics of Tropical Waves
VILA GUERAU DE ARELLANO JORDI (Wageningen University)
Cloud–Forest Coupling: Insights from Amazon Observations and Multiscale Modelling
VINCENT DE FEITER (Wageningen University)
Tropical CO2-Exchange Across Convective Regimes in ECMWF-IFS
Assessing Microwave Signatures of Hail in Southeastern South America
YANG, Da (University of Chicago)
Deep Learning the Sources of MJO Predictability: A Spectral View of Learned Features
YI-XIAN LI (Monash University)
Bimodal Evolution of Vertical Motion in Tropical Precipitation Extremes

Organizers

Morris Francesca Alice (Oxford University), Fusinato Bianca (INPE), Madeleine Sánchez Gácita Casagrande (INPE), Karla Maria Longo De Freitas (INPE), Greaves Florence Joanna (University of Leeds), Monroy Merida Diana Laura (University of Potsdam), Hernandez Pardo Lianet (Center for Weather Forecasting and Climate Research CPTEC, National Institute for Space Research INPE), Janssens Martin (Wageningnen University & Research), Ribeiro de Freitas Saulo (INPE), ICTP Scientific Contact: Adrian Tompkins (ICTP)