First ESM Working Group Meeting is 27th April at 3.30pm
2023-04-27T05:30:00Z
Just a heads-up, to save the date.
VC details:
Meeting ID: 862 5775 8134
Password: 567829
An agenda will be announced at least a week before the meeting date, but if you have things you’d like to discuss in working group meetings reply in this topic:
Inaugural ESM Working Group Meeting is on 2023-04-27T05:30:00Z
(The date above is a link that you can click on to add to your calendar)
Proposed agenda:
• Introduce the ESM Working Group, it’s purpose and how it operates (including a brief intro to how the forum works from Aidan)
• Round-table introductions from participants including research/interest area and what they want to get out of these meetings
• Decide on format and frequency of the meeting
Zoom: Launch meeting - zoom
Please come, add your voice, and make this community strong and vibrant!
Next ESM Working Group Meeting is 2023-05-25T05:00:00Z.
It was decided to have fortnightly meetings after the next meeting, and each meeting would have a science presentation and other discussions around shared goals and priorities as required.
If you want to volunteer to do a short science presentation, or want to suggest a topic for the agenda of the next meeting reply to the “Ideas for topics” on the forum
There will be a reminder sent prior to the meeting, with an agenda of who will present and what else will be discussed.
Meeting notes from todays meeting are available:
https://forum.access-hive.org.au/t/esm-working-group-meeting-notes-2023/605/2
Please read them and add your fixes/updates/clarifications. It is a wiki post that is designed to be edited so the responsibility for taking notes does not fall on to just one individual.
This is a reminder the next working group meeting is 2023-05-25T05:00:00Z.
3pm 25/2/2023 ::: Zoom: Launch meeting
Subscribe to the ESM Working Group calendar in your favourite calendaring app:
The guidelines for accessing working group compute resources outline a process for deciding who gets what.
There are three short videos on the forum about using the forum:
As well there are a number of other knowledge-base articles about using the forum.
This is a reminder the next working group meeting is 2023-06-08T03:00:00Z.
NOTE THE EARLIER START TIME!!
1pm 8/6/2023 ::: Zoom: Launch meeting
Notes from previous meeting available on the forum in this topic:
https://forum.access-hive.org.au/t/esm-working-group-meeting-notes-2023/605/3?u=aidanheerdegen
Organising a session at AMOS 2024:
Subscribe to the ESM Working Group calendar in your favourite calendaring app:
The guidelines for accessing working group compute resources outline a process for deciding who gets what.
Sharing your experiment with the community encourages collaborations, increasing the impact of your science. You can share an experiment by starting a new topic in this sub-category
There are three short videos on the forum about using the forum:
As well there are a number of other knowledge-base articles about using the forum .
This is a reminder the next working group meeting is 2023-06-22T05:30:00Z.
NOTE THE LATER THAN NORMAL START TIME!!
There is a dedicated topic for discussing the ESM Working Group participation in the ACCESS-NRI Workshop and there is now a live poll to get some idea of interest in attending the workshop, and the dedicated ESM session:
Please vote in the poll, and encourage anyone else in the ESM community to do so too.
Notes from previous meeting available on the forum in this topic:
https://forum.access-hive.org.au/t/esm-working-group-meeting-notes-2023/605/7
Subscribe to the ESM Working Group calendar in your favourite calendaring app:
The guidelines for accessing working group compute resources outline a process for deciding who gets what.
Sharing your experiment with the community encourages collaborations, increasing the impact of your science. You can share an experiment by starting a new topic in this sub-category
There are three short videos on the forum about using the forum:
As well there are a number of other knowledge-base articles about using the forum .
This is a reminder the next working group meeting is Thursday 22nd at 1:00pm(2023-06-22T03:00:00Z).
NOTE THE EARLIER START TIME!!
There is a dedicated topic for discussing the ESM Working Group participation in the ACCESS-NRI Workshop and there is now a live poll to get some idea of interest in attending the workshop, and the dedicated ESM session:
Please vote in the poll, and encourage anyone else in the ESM community to do so too.
Notes from previous meeting available on the forum in this topic:
https://forum.access-hive.org.au/t/esm-working-group-meeting-notes-2023/605/8?u=aidan
The guidelines for accessing working group compute resources outline a process for deciding who gets what.
Experiments run in 2023.q2:
Sharing your experiment with the community encourages collaborations, increasing the impact of your science. You can share an experiment by starting a new topic in this sub-category
Subscribe to the ESM Working Group calendar in your favourite calendaring app:
There are three short videos on the forum about using the forum:
As well there are a number of other knowledge-base articles about using the forum .
The ESM Working Group meeting is on now!
My apologies, I put the wrong date in yesterdays announcement.
David Hutchinson (@dkhutch) has been representing the ESM Working Group in the ACCESS-NRI Program Committee. David has asked for the Draft Workshop Program to be circulated to the community to give you all a chance to take a look and comment before the proposed release date of Tuesday 18th.
For your feedback to be considered you need to include it in a reply to this topic before 4pm Monday 17th.
Apologies the notice is so short and intrudes on your weekend.
This is a reminder the next working group meeting is tomorrow, Thursday 20th of July at 3:00pm (2023-07-20T05:00:00Z)
03/08: Wilma Huneke “ACCESS-CM2-025: CM2 with a higher resolution ocean. Brief IUGG report.”
17/08: Romain Beucher will talk Model Evaluation Tools supported by ACCESS-NRI and talk about the Working Group requirements
There is a dedicated topic for discussing the ESM Working Group participation in the ACCESS-NRI Workshop and there is now a live poll to get some idea of interest in attending the workshop, and the dedicated ESM session:
Please vote in the poll, and encourage anyone else in the ESM community to do so too.
Notes from previous meeting available on the forum in this topic:
https://forum.access-hive.org.au/t/esm-working-group-meeting-notes-2023/605/9
The guidelines for accessing working group compute resources outline a process for deciding who gets what.
Sharing your experiment with the community encourages collaborations, increasing the impact of your science. You can share an experiment by starting a new topic in this sub-category
Subscribe to the ESM Working Group calendar in your favourite calendaring app:
There are three short videos on the forum about using the forum:
As well there are a number of other knowledge-base articles about using the forum .
Dear ESM working group,
Apologies for the late notice. Natalia would like to finalise the speaker invitations to be sent out by tomorrow 26th July. We still have a vacant slot for the ESM working group speaker.
Do we have a volunteer for this? I think what’s required is to give a general update about the ESM working group activities, as other working groups will do the same.
Also, if anyone has suggestions for invited speakers to give a plenary, please also send to Natalia Bateman (or me: david.hutchinson@unsw.edu.au) by tomorrow morning.
Regards,
David
Edit: Please reply to the ACCESS-NRI Workshop topic if you wish to suggest or discuss possible speakers
This is a reminder the next ESM Working Group meeting is tomorrow, Thursday 3rd of August at 1:00pm (2023-08-03T03:00:00Z).
17/08: Romain Beucher “ACCESS-NRI support for Model Evaluation and Diagnostics”
31/08: David Hutchinson
Registrations are still open, if you haven’t registered please do so as soon as possible to assist with event planning.
There is a dedicated topic for discussing the ESM Working Group participation in the ACCESS-NRI Workshop. Add any suggestions for working day activities, ESM speakers, or other ideas for the workshop to this topic:
There is also a poll to get some idea of interest in attending the workshop, and the dedicated ESM session:If you haven’t yet voted please do, and encourage anyone else in the ESM community to do so too.
Notes from the previous ESM Working Group meeting are available on the forum in this topic:
https://forum.access-hive.org.au/t/esm-working-group-meeting-notes-2023/605/10
The guidelines for accessing working group compute resources outline a process for deciding who gets what.
Sharing your experiment with the community encourages collaborations, increasing the impact of your science. You can share an experiment by starting a new topic in this sub-category
Subscribe to the ESM Working Group calendar in your favourite calendaring app:
There are three short videos on the forum about using the forum:
As well there are a number of other knowledge-base articles about using the forum.
This is a reminder the next ESM Working Group meeting is tomorrow, Thursday 17th of August at 1:00pm (2023-08-17T03:00:00Z).
31/08: David Hutchinson
More information is available on the 2023 Workshop page.
Registrations are now closed. If you have not registered but would very much like to attend email access.nri@anu.edu.au in case some spaces become available.
Registrations are still open for the ESM Working Group Day:
The program has been finalised, with just some detail on talks remaining
The guidelines for accessing working group compute resources outline a process for deciding who gets what.
@Dietmar_Dommenget has proposed an experiment:
Sharing your experiment with the community encourages collaborations, increasing the impact of your science. You can share an experiment by starting a new topic in this sub-category
Notes from the previous ESM Working Group meeting are available on the forum in this topic:
https://forum.access-hive.org.au/t/esm-working-group-meeting-notes-2023/605/11
If the current day (Thursday) and time (1pm) does not suit you, especially if you cannot attend and otherwise would, please let us know in this forum topic
If there is enough interest in changing the meeting time we will create some polls to find a slot that suits more of the community.
Subscribe to the ESM Working Group calendar in your favourite calendaring app:
There are three short videos on the forum about using the forum:
As well there are a number of other knowledge-base articles about using the forum.
Dear ESM working group,
A notice about the following session at AMOS 2024, from 5-9 February. There is a session (below) that has multiple co-convenors from the ESM working group, and may be of interest to many of you. Please consider submitting an abstract! Abstract submission deadline is Friday 1 September 11:59pm
AMOS submission website
Regards,
David
10. Modelling, prediction and projections of climate variability and past and future climate change
Keywords: Climate, Observations and modelling, Climate variability and change
Convenors: Dr Harun Rashid, Dr Eun-Pa Lim, Dr David Hutchinson, Dr Ian Watterson, Dr Arnold Sullivan, Prof Dietmar Dommenget
Description:
Climate models are valuable tools for understanding the dynamics of atmosphere and ocean and for predicting and projecting climate variability and change. Model simulations provide climate information crucial for planning, mitigation, and adaptation across all sectors of society. CMIP6/CMIP5 multi-model ensembles and several single-model large ensembles, including one from ACCESS-ESM1-5, provide climate information for estimating the past, present, and future climates.
This session, co-organised with the ACCESS-NRI ESM working group, invites oral and poster presentations on modelling and analysis of paleo- and present climate variability and predictability, and their changes over the historical period or under future global warming, using the CMIP or single-model ensembles. Presentations addressing scientific questions on (but not limited to) modes of climate variability, climate extremes, global warming, tropical-extratropical teleconnections, coupled atmosphere-ocean-land-sea ice variability, and dynamical seasonal and decadal predictions are welcome. We also invite efforts to model past climates, e.g., for glacial-interglacial periods/deep-time intervals.
Dear Colleagues,
We would like to announce a call for abstracts for the 30th AMOS National Conference, scheduled to take place from 5-9 February, 2024 in Canberra. We invite you to submit abstracts for oral presentations and posters in the session titled “Realisation of Paris Agreement pledges.”
Submission Deadline: September 1, 2023
Session Description: The Paris Agreement is a commitment from all countries to substantially reduce global greenhouse gas emissions, limiting the global temperature increase in this century to 2 °C above pre-industrial levels while pursuing efforts to limit the increase even further to 1.5 °C. This session welcomes abstracts on a broad range of topics related to the Paris Agreement. This may include: emissions mitigation, negative emissions and pathways to net zero, carbon budgets, climate projections and consequences of failing to limit warming. The aim is to encourage a dialogue across research areas, including policy, impacts, observational and modelling-based studies.
Submission: Oxford Abstracts
Best regards on behalf of the session convenors,
Tammas Loughran Tilo Ziehn & Liam Cassidy
Hi ESM working group,
Another session announcement for AMOS 2024 which might be of interest to the group! Abstracts can be submitted until 1 Sep 2023.
Session 13: Southern Hemisphere extratropical variability and change: atmosphere, ocean, ice and their interactions
Keywords: Climate, Weather, Oceans, Cryosphere, Observations and modelling, Climate variability and change
Convenors: Dr Ariaan Purich, Dr Ghyslaine Boschat, Dr Wilma Huneke, Dr Zoe Gillet
Session Description:
The extratropical atmospheric circulation, Southern Ocean and sea ice have all exhibited changes over recent decades, with significant shifts in the future also projected. In this session we welcome abstracts examining climate variability and change across the Southern Hemisphere extratropics including the Southern Ocean and Antarctic regions. We welcome abstracts on individual components of the climate system and encourage those looking at their interactions, such as the influence of changes in the Southern Hemisphere atmospheric circulation on the ocean circulation and sea ice, linkages between the tropical and polar regions and responses to anthropogenic forcing, and ocean-atmosphere-sea ice feedbacks. This session aims to connect scientists across the atmosphere-ocean-ice domains and welcomes both observational and modelling perspectives.
The next ESM Working Group Meeting scheduled for this Thursday the 31st has been cancelled.
If you are disappointed to miss David @dkhutch’s talk fear not! David will be giving his talk at next week’s ACCESS Community Workshop.
See you at the Workshop!
ESM Working Group Workshop
We are excited to welcome you to the first annual ESM Working Group workshop.
Please find below the agenda for the half day workshop as well as zoom information for online participants. Registered poster presenters should have received a separate email with information for the poster presentation. If you haven’t registered for a poster, but will present a poster at the main NRI workshop, please feel free to bring the poster along again!
See you soon in Canberra/online!
Agenda, 7 Sep 2023
9:00 – 10:30 am: Session 1 (in person and online)
9:00 – 10:00 am: Oral presentations
10:00 – 10:30 am: Plenary discussion
10:30 – 11:00 am: Morning Tea
11:00 – 12:30 pm: Poster session (in person only)
12:30 – 1:30 pm: Lunch
Zoom details for online participants
Topic: ESM WG workshop
Time: Sep 7, 2023 08:45 AM Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 846 7145 4768
Password: ESM7Sep
Just a quick addition that the ESM working group workshop will be in Seminar Room 3 (1.61), on Level 1 in the Crawford School Building.
Hello all,
There is an ESM channel that can be used for chat to help include online members.
Can speakers create a topic for their talk in the forum and upload their slides? This means they can referred to again at a later date, and participants can reply and have discussions that can continue. Topics should be made here: