OA17 Climate variability: models and observations (co-sponsored by SE)
.5 Prediction and detection of anthropogenic climate change

Convener: Johns, T.C.
Tuesday, 21 April 1998
Lecture Room: EUTERPE

Chairperson: Johns, T.C.

• 08:30 CROSSLEY, J.F.; POLCHER, J.
  Quantifying the uncertainties due to landsurface schemes in climate change prediction
• 08:45 GEDNEY, N.; VALDES, P.J.
  Significance of rooting depth on climate change prediction
• 09:00 DOUVILLE, H.; PLANTON, S.; ROYER, J.-F.; KERGOAT, L.; BETTS, R.
  Regional impacts of the vegetation feedbacks in doubled CO2 climate experiments
• 09:15 PAWSON, S.; KODERA, K.; ET AL.
  Performance of current climate-middle atmosphere models: results from the GRIPS initiative
• 09:30 KECKHUT, P.; SCHMIDLIN, F.J.; HAUCHECORNE, A.; CHANIN, M.L.
  Trend estimates from US rocketsonde stations at low latitudes (8###S-34###N), taking into account instrumental changes and natural variability
• 09:45 BARFRED, M.
  Detecting external forcings of the atmosphere using the ERA data set
• 10:00 DE F. FORSTER, P.M.; CHRISTIDIS, N.
  The effect of uncertainties in radiative forcing on surface temperature trend predictions
• 10:15 PELLETIER, J.D.
  Testing for global warming against stationary natural climate variability

10:30 BREAK

Chairperson: Johns, T.C.

• 11:00 MATYASOVSZKY, I.
  Estimating climate trends by nonparametric regression
• 11:15 STENDEL, M.; BENGTSSON, L.
  Recent temperature trends from surface observations, satellite data, reanalysis and GCMs
• 11:30 SEXTON, D.M.H.; FOLLAND, C.K.
  Comparison of atmosphere model and coupled model climate change detection estimates
• 11:45 BOVILLE, B.A.; KIEHL, J.T.; MEEHL, G.A.; SOLOMON, S.; PORTMANN, R.
  Response of the NCAR Climate System Model to changing greenhouse gases
• 12:00 CORTI, S.; MOLTENI, F.
  Variations in hemispheric air-surface temperature associated with large scale flow patterns
• 12:15 DUBROVSKY, M.; HUTH, R.
  Circulation modes and their interdiurnal variability in the ECHAM GCMc wave activity over the Atlantic: a NAO variability effect
• 12:30 ULBRICH, U.; CHRISTOPH, M.
  Simulated changes in baroclini
• 12:45 COLLINS, M.; TETT, S.F.B.
  Possible changes in El Nino/southern oscillation in a warmer climate

13:00 END OF SUB-SESSION
 

OA17 Climate variability: models and observations (co-sponsored by SE)
.5 Prediction and detection of anthropogenic climate change - Poster Session

Convener: Johns, T.C.
Display Time: Monday, 09:00 - Friday, 13:00
Authors in Attendance: Wednesday, 17:00 - 19:00
Poster Area: LES MUSES

• OA208 KALVOVA, J.; JURECKOVA, J.; PICEK, J.
  Nonparametric test of Ar order with application to the GCM-simulated and measured air temperatures
• OA209 FERRARESE, S.; ALBERTO, D.; CASSARDO, C.; LONGHETTO A.
  A study for the identification of CO2 source areas
• OA210 RIVIN, I.
  A simplified 3D atmospheric model of relevance to interannual and interdecadal climate variability in the Pacific
• OA211 BETHOUX, J.P.; GENTILI, B.
  Mediterranean Sea: increase in greenhouse effect, air and sea temepratures and freshwater deficit
• OA212 LOWE, J.A.; GREGORY, J.M.
  Sea level rise: HadCM2 model predictions
• OA213 DURMAN, C.F.; GREGORY, J.M; GEORGE, S.E.; HENNESSY, K.J.
  Changes in extreme daily precipitation by general circulation models under scenarios of increased CO2 concentration
• OA214 KHUNDZHUA, G.G.; ANDREEV, E.G.; AKSENOV, V.N.; KARAVAEVA, E.V.; SMIRNOVA, YU.G.
  Whether the global warming can be avoided according to the "iron theory" of Dr. J. Martin?
• OA215 POLCHER, J.; CROSSLEY, J.F.
  The impact of a complex land-surface scheme on the results of a climate change simulation
• OA216 FAIRHEAD, L.; DUFRESNE, J.-L.; LETREUT, H.; LI, L.
  Climate change due to a CO2 increase as simulated by the IPSL coupled model