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Workshops
2012-2016 Meetings and Workshops Hosted by MAPP
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| December 5, 2016 |
S2S Prediction Task Force Kickoff Meeting
Location: Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Campus of Columbia University, Palisades, New York
Organizers: S2S Prediction Task Force
Purpose: To bring national and international visibility to the Task Force, facilitate planning of Task Force activities, and allow the different projects to identify points of collaboration.
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| August 31 and September 8, 2016 |
MAPP-COLA and MAPP-GFDL Workshop
Location: NOAA, Silver Spring, Maryland
Organizers: NOAA OAR CPO MAPP Program
Purpose: To promote coordination and communication of activities within NOAA Research, as well as with the National Weather Service.
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| August 10-11, 2016 |
Forecasting ENSO Impacts on Marine Ecosystems of the U.S. West Coast
Location: San Diego, CA
Organizers: Heather Benway (OCB Program), Mike Patterson (US CLIVAR), Jill Reisdorf (UCAR), Kristan Uhlenbrock (US CLIVAR); NOAA Climate Program Office MAPP Program (co-sponsor)
Purpose: To develop a framework for predicting changes in the West Coast marine ecosystem using ENSO forecasts and to identify research needs to address gaps in information and data. |
| March 9-10, 2016 |
U.S. Climate Modeling Summit
Location: Washington, DC
Organizers: USGCRP Interagency Group on Integrative Modeling (IGIM)
Purpose: To facilitate enhanced coordination on CMIP or other coordinated modeling activities, and opportunities and challenges for modeling with high resolution and advanced physical representation. |
| February 2-4, 2016 |
Sea Ice Modeling Workshop
Location: NCAR Center Green Campus, Boulder, Colorado
Organizers: Marika Holland (NCAR), Janet Intrieri (NOAA OAR ESRL), Rick Allard (NRL), Rob Grumbine (NOAA NWS), Cecilia Bitz (UW), Eugene Petrescu (NOAA NWS AR), Annarita Mariotti (NOAA OAR CPO)
Purpose: To review candidate models and criteria for selecting a community sea ice model for the Next Generation Global Prediction System, a planned NWS unified system for weather to climate prediction co-sponsored by the MAPP program, as well as to discuss potential research and development opportunities and gaps.
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| September 30-October 2, 2015 |
Workshop on High-Resolution Coupling and Initialization to Improve Predictability and Predictions in Climate Models
Location: NCWCP Conference Center, College Park, Maryland
Organizers: Brian Medeiros (NCAR), Shian Jiann Lin (NOAA/GFDL), Bill Putman (NASA), Travis O'Brien (LBNL), Steve Klein (LLNL), Jim Kinter (COLA/GMU), Steve Penny (UMD/NCEP), Annarita Mariotti (NOAA/CPO), Renu Joseph (DOE)
Purpose: Enhance communication among the initialized simulation communities, summarize the current status of the research, and to probe a potential experimental framework that would optimally address major pressing questions in the context of available computing resources |
| July 28, 2015 |
Science Webinar: Ten Years Since Hurricane Katrina - Progress in Hurricane Modeling, Prediction, Decision Support, and Coastal Resilience
Location: Department of Commerce, Washington, DC and WebEx virtual participation
Organizers: Climate Program Office, NOAA Communications, NWS, NESDIS, NOS, and NMFS
Purpose: Present up-to-date science information on advancements since Hurricane Katrina in hurricane forecasting and seasonal prediction, satellite improvements, and lessons learned from Katrina for coastal resiliency to the scientific community and non-technical public. |
| May 4-5, 2015 |
NOAA Climate Reanalysis Task Force Technical Workshop
Location: NCWCP Conference Center, College Park, Maryland
Organizers: Jim Carton (University of Maryland), Gilbert Compo (University of Colorado/CIRES & ESRL/PSD), Arun Kumar (NOAA/CPC), Suru Saha (NOAA/NCEP/EMC), Heather Archambault (NOAA/CPO)
Purpose: Highlight advancements across NOAA, university and international efforts, identify gaps, and improve coordination of future activities to meet the requirements of the diverse array of users of reanalyses.
View the Workshop Report (OAR Technical Report) |
March 30-31, 2015
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NMME Sub-seasonal Forecast System Exploratory Workshop
Location: NCWCP Conference Center, College Park, Maryland
Organizers: Jin Huang (NOAA/CTB), Annarita Mariotti (NOAA/CPO/MAPP), Kathy Pegion (George Mason University), Ben Kirtman (University of Miami), Siegfried Schubert (NASA), Dan Eleuterio (Navy), Bill Merryfield (Environment Canada)
Purpose: Explore opportunities and feasibility to evolve the seasonal NMME-Phase II system into a system able to meet operational requirements and user needs for shorter lead times of several weeks, and to design the protocol and experiments for a potential NMME sub-seasonal forecast system.
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February 11, 2015
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U.S. Climate Modeling Summit
Location: NCWCP Conference Center, College Park, Maryland
Organizers: USGCRP Interagency Group on Integrative Modeling (IGIM), NOAA/OAR/Climate Program Office
Purpose: Enhance strategic planning, communication, and organization with unique roles for each modeling group toward a common national climate modeling strategy. |
September 30-October 2, 2014
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Climate Prediction Task Force Virtual Workshop on Bias Corrections in Subseasonal to Interannual Predictions
Location: WebEx Virtual Workshop
Organizers: Ben Kirtman (University of Miami), Arun Kumar (NOAA/CPC), Matt Newman (NOAA/ESRL), Tony Barnston (IRI)
Purpose: Review current practices and challenges in bias correcting sub-seasonal to interannual predictions and to foster new strategies, particularly for non-stationary prediction systems. |
| November 30, 2012 |
GFDL-NCEP Ocean Modeling Meeting
Location: NCWCP Conference Center, College Park, Maryland
Organizers: CPO/MAPP, GFDL, NCEP
Purpose: Provide a working level opportunity for GFDL and NCEP to share knowledge as well as plans and directions for state-of-the-art ocean modeling at each institution, with a focus on ocean modeling in NOAA's operational activities and advanced scientific understanding of the coupled climate system. A potential goal of the discussion was to emerge with targeted working-level partnerships and next steps. |
| October 25-26, 2012 |
Drought Task Force Year 1 Meeting
Location: Hilton Fort Collins, Fort Collins, Colorado
Organizers: Drought Task Force
Purpose: Opportunity for the Drought Task Force to present its research work, make connections with other scientists and stakeholders, and plan future activities (a work plan for Year 2 and a vision for Year 3).
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