ACCESS Workshop Day 2 Threads

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All the information about day 2 of the ACCESS Community Workshop 2024.

This threads contains links for each of the sessions for today’s workshop, in the order in which they occur. Please use the linked threads for discussions on the respective topics.

Keynote speaker:

Richard Jones (Met Office, UK) K-Scale: A global to regional model hierarchy for assessing the costs and benefits of high-resolution global simulations

Community talks 2:

Heather Rumbold (Met Office, UK) Developing the next standard configuration for standalone JULES using a benchmarking system based on ModelEvaluation.org

Sean Bryan (ACCESS-NRI) Benchcab: a scientfic evaluation framework for the CABLE land surface model

Lightning Talks 2

Breakout session 1:

• Evaluation of ENSO and climate metrics in ACCESS for CMIP7 and beyond. Co-chairs: Christine Chung, (Bureau of Meteorology) and Harun Rashid (CSIRO)
• Goings on at the Antarctic margins: ocean circulation, ice shelves, and sea ice. Chair: Ed Doddridge (UTAS)
• Urban representation (dataset and parameterization) in ACCESS-NRI land models. Co-chairs: Negin Nazarian, Matthew Lipson and Jiachen Lu (UNSW)
• High resolution modelling. Co-chairs: Clothilde Langlais and Chris Chapman (CSIRO)

Community talks 3:

Sonya Fiddes (Australian Antarctic Program Partnership, IMAS, UTAS) Evaluating ACCESS-AM2 against aerosol observations

Andrew Kiss (ANU) Australia’s next-generation global ocean and sea ice model for CMIP7 and beyond

Eun-Pa Lim (Bureau of Meteorology) CMIP6 evaluation on the dynamical evolution of the SH polar vortex anomalies

Tilo Ziehn (CSIRO) ACCESS-ESM1.6 – Australia’s contribution to the CMIP7 Fast Track

Vassili Kitsios (CSIRO) A machine learning approach to rapidly project climate responses using CMIP data

Breakout session 2:

• Regional climate modelling and ancillary generation for the nesting suite in the UM. Chair: Emma Howard (Bureau of Meteorology)
• Emulation of climate model output using machine learning or other data driven approaches. Chair: Vassili Kitsios (CSIRO)
• Paleoclimate and idealised modelling in the ACCESS suite of models. Chair: David Hutchinson (UNSW)
• Visualising Earth systems data. Co-chairs: Paige Martin and Owen Kaluza (ACCESS-NRI)

Keynote speaker:

Sebastian Steinig (University of Bristol, UK), “climatearchive.org”: 500 million years of climate data at your fingertips

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