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BIASUTTI, Michela (IRI, USA)
Observations of convection organisation
short overview of themes
BONY, Sandrine (LMD, France)
Clouds in the climate system, why so much uncertainty?
Our understanding of how SST impacts aggregation remains poor
BORDONI, Simona (Caltech, USA)
convection organisation on an acqua planet - theory of monsoons
THERMODYNAMICS INTRO
CHABOUREAU, Jean-Pierre (Toulouse U./CNRS, France)
Turbulence subgrid parameterizations are key to aggregation occurrence
CRAIG, George (LMU, Germany)
Can simple models from statistical mechanics shed light into self-aggregation, or are detailed fluid dynamics including boundary-layer structures crucial? - simple models
Can simple models from statistical mechanics shed light into self-aggregation, or are detailed fluid dynamics including boundary-layer structures crucial? - simple models
CRONIN, Timothy (MIT, USA)
Our understanding of how SST impacts aggregation might be better than we think
EMANUEL, Kerry (MIT, USA)
Will our weather extremes become even more extreme?
Convection-water vapour feedback is key to organisation
GRABOWSKI, Wojciech (UCAR, USA)
CONVECTIVE SUPER -PARAMETRIZATION
why microphysics in CRMs can not be trusted
HOHENEGGER, Cathy (MPI, Germany)
INTRODUCTION TO CLIMATE
CONVECTIVE PARAMETRIZATION
short overview of themes
HOLLOWAY, Chris (U. of Reading, U.K.)
CONVECTIVE ORGANISATION IN GLOBAL MODELS
short overview of themes
IMPLICATIONS OF AGGREGATION FOR CLIMATE
KHAIROUTDINOV, Marat (Stonybrook U., USA)
Convection aggregation in global convection permitting models
KHOUIDER, Boualem (Victoria U., Canada)
Subgrid parameterizations of climate models need to represent aggregation - No
MAPES, Brian ((RSMAS, Miami U., USA))
Fields, entities, and ecosystems: how can we best understand convection and its organization?
MONCRIEFF, Mitch (UCAR, USA)
Subgrid parameterizations of climate models need to represent aggregation - Yes
MULLER, Caroline (LMD, France)
Cloud-radiative feedback are key, and especially shallow convection-radiation is important for aggregation
short overview of themes
MULLER CAROLINE / TOMPKINS ADRIAN (LMD, France / ICTP, Italy)
Manual classification of Shallow convection organisation
PINCUS, Rob (U. of Colorado, USA)
Do cloud permitting model represent cloud-radiative-dynamical interactions adequately? (dynamical = larger scale circulations) - No
PINCUS, Robert (U. of Colorado, USA)
INTRO - the radiative equation, interaction with a slab - interaction with atmosphere gases, line broadening mechanisms - interaction with clouds - methods to model radn, 2 stream, 6 stream, 3D models, Monte Carlo, Spherical harmonic
RANDALL, David (CSU, USA)
Convection modelling, a historical perspective and the future
Unforced Errors
SEMIE GEZAHEGN, Addisu (LMD, France)
METRICS OF CONVECTIVE ORGANISATION
SHERWOOD, Steve (UNSW, Australia)
Can simple models from statistical mechanics shed light into self-aggregation, or are detailed fluid dynamics including boundary-layer structures crucial? - fluid dynamics
STEVENS, Bjorn (MPI-Met, Germany)
Beyond Global Warming
Do observations matter? [subtitle: are we developing ideas that can be tested outside of the frameworks in which they were developed?] Observations are largely irrelevant
TOMPKINS, Adrian (ICTP, Trieste)
Introduction motiviation and meet the lecturers session on the terrace with coffee
Do observations matter? [subtitle: are we developing ideas that can be tested outside of the frameworks in which they were developed?] Observations matter and are underutilized
CONVECTION INTRO
VALLIS, Geoffrey (Exeter U., U.K.)
Have convection modellers ignored basic theory, and does it matter?
WING, Allison (FSU, USA)
What is Convective Aggregation and how can we measure it?
CLOUD RESOLVING MODELS
YANG, Da (Berkley U., USA)
Self aggregation is driven by buoyancy heterogeneities in the boundary layer
ZUIDEMA, Paquita (RSMAS, USA)
Do cloud permitting model represent cloud-radiative-dynamical interactions adequately? (dynamical = larger scale circulations) - Yes

Organizers

Cathy Hohenegger (MPI, Germany), Chris Holloway (Reading University, U.K.), Caroline Muller (LMD, France), Allison Wing (FSU, USA), Fred Kucharski (ICTP), Riccardo Farneti (ICTP), Local Organiser: Adrian Tompkins

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