Workshop on Polar and Global Climate Modeling: Connection and Interplay
June 14-16, 2006
International Arctic Research Center
University of Alaska Fairbanks, Alaska, USA
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Theme 1
Climate Modeling and
Diagnostic Studies
Theme 2
Processes Studies and
Pan-Arctic Models
Theme 3
Climate Change Simulations
and Projections
IARC � JAMSTEC
Research Project Review
8:30 am � 8:50 a m
Opening remarks, Introductions, Orientation to Fairbanks
Jia Wang Workshop
Arrangement
Paul
Reichardt Provost of UAF
Syun
Akasofu Founding Director of IARC
Larry
Hinzman Deputy Director of IARC
8:50 am � 9:00 a m
�Workshop Expectation� by John Walsh
9:00 am � 9:20 a m
Group Photograph: Front steps of IARC Building
9:20 am � 11:00
a m
Theme
1 Chair: John Walsh
Climate Modeling and Diagnostic
Studies
(25 minutes, including 5 minutes
for questions)
Akimasa Sumi:
Present Status and Future Direction of Climate Modeling in Japan
Akio Kitoh:
Changes in Snow Cover and Snow Water Equivalent Due to Global Warming Simulated
by a 20km-mesh Global Atmospheric Model
Eiji Watanabe:
Artic Dipole Anomaly (DA) and its contribution to sea ice exports in the
20th century
Kazuyuki Saito:
Hydro-thermal sensitivity of polar terrestrial climate to thermal soil
representation evaluated by a 1-D model and a GCM
11:00
am � 11:10 a m
Coffee Break
11:10 am � 12:40 p m
Jia Wang: Simulating the 20th century
Arctic climate variability using a global coupled atmosphere-ice-ocean model
Dirk Notz:
Impact of Arctic fresh-water sources on the Atlantic Meridional Overturning
Circulation
Koji Terasaki:
Dynamical understanding of the Arctic Oscillation as a singular Eigenmode
of the global atmosphere (poster 5 minutes)
Bill Hibler:
Modeling tidal and inertial variability in sea-ice drift and deformation: Climatic implications
12:40
pm � 1:40 p m
Lunch: IARC 5th floor
and personal time. A computer is available in 401 to check your e-mail.
1:40 pm � 2:40 p m
Group Discussion (Moderator Sumi; Rapporteur: Notz)
2:40
pm � 2:50 p m
Coffee break
2:50 pm � 4:30
p m
Theme
2 Chair: Akimasa Sumi
Processes Studies and Pan-Arctic
Models
James Miller:
Modeling feedbacks between the water and energy budgets of the Arctic Ocean
Alex Hall:
Constraining snow albedo feedback with the seasonal cycle
Vladimir Alexeev:
Atmospheric heat transport and polar amplification
Jing Zhang:
Thermodynamic and Hydrological Impacts of Increasing Greenness in Northern
High Latitudes
4:30
pm � 4:40 p m
Break
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2006 (continued)
4:40 pm � 6:00 p m
Raghu Murtugudde:
An educational model for Earth System Prediction
Nori Tanaka:
Climate modeling toward the next novel level: Information exchange and
humanosphere model
Kara Sterling:
CCSM simulations of Atlantic Oceanic Transport
6:00 pm � 8:00 p m
Poster Session, IARC Room 501
(7:20 pm � 7:40 pm) Invited Speaker � Dr. Larry Hinzman:
�Future Direction of IARC Arctic Climate Change Studies�
THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2006 (Theme 2 continued, IARC 401)
8:30 am � 10:10 a m
Markus Meier:
The Rossby Centre regional model system applied to the Arctic
Wieslaw Maslowski:
Modeling Arctic Climate: Forcing, Feedbacks and Effects on Lower Latitudes
Changsheng Chen:
A new high-resolution unstructured grid finite-volume Arctic Ocean model
(AO-FVCOM): Validation and application
Hideaki Kitauchi:
A Labrador Sea modeling studies by a coupled sea ice-ocean circulation
model
10:10
am � 10:20 a m
Coffee Break
10:20 am � 11:35 a m
Koji Shimada:
Pacific Ocean inflow: Influence on catastrophic reduction of sea ice cover
in the Arctic Ocean
Michiyo Kawai:
Freshwater distribution, flux and residence time in the Canada Basin of
the Arctic Ocean: from observations
Jun Inoue:
Effect of summertime wind conditions on lateral and bottom melting in the
central Arctic
11:40 am � 12:40 p m
Group Discussion (Moderator: Miller; Rapporteur: Hall)
12:40
pm � 1:40 p m
Lunch: IARC 5th Floor
1:40 pm � 3:20
p m
Theme
3 Chair: Michael Winton
Climate Change Simulations and Projections
John Walsh:
Spatial variability of recent and projected warming in the IPCC models
Fuyuki Saito:
Response of Greenland Ice Sheet to the Global Warming Simulated by a GCM
coupled by an Ice Sheet Model
Sergey Venevsky:
Interaction between climate system, vegetation carbon, soil carbon, active
layer thickness and fires, implementation into Earth System models
Masahide Kimoto:
High-resolution coupled ocean-atmosphere modeling for climate studies
3:20
pm � 3:30 p m
Coffee Break
3:30 pm � 4:45 p m
Michael Winton:
How does surface albedo feedback affect Arctic climate change?
Vladimir Kattsov:
Arctic climate dynamics in the context of global warming: an interplay
of the change and variability in AOGCM simulations
Masaru Inatsu:
An aspect of stratospheric and tropospheric global warming response in
an atmosphere-ocean coupled GCM
4:45
pm � 5:00 p m
Coffee
Break
5:00 pm � 6:00 p m
Group Discussion (Moderator: John Walsh; Rapporteur: Winton)
Free time, dinner on your own
FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 206 (IARC 401)
8:30 am � 10:30
a m
IARC-JAMSTEC
Research Project Review
Chair: Syun Akasofu
Jia Wang:
Ice-Ocean-Ecosystem Modeling
Igor Polyakov:
Arctic Ocean Modeling and Observations
Yongwon Kim:
Terrestrial Ecosystem Modeling and Observations
Xiangdong Zhang:
Arctic Atmosphere: Weather and climate variability, Models, and Observations
10:30
am � 10:40 a m
Coffee Break
10:40 am � 12:00
p m
Breakout Discussion of Priorities and IARC�s role in
relation to the Priorities
(including possibility of developing the Arctic ESM)
Theme 1
Rapporteur: Notz
IARC Room 417
Theme 2
Rapporteur: Hall
IARC Room 401
Theme 3
Rapporteur: Winton
IARC 5th Floor
12:00
pm �
12:40 p m
Report by each rapporteur
(10 minutes each)
Wrap-up by Sumi/Walsh/Wang
Adjourn
12:40
pm � 1:40 p m
Lunch: IARC 5th Floor
2:30 � 6:00 p m
JRC (JAMSTEC Review Committee) Meeting
Or
Field trip (for the participants) to UAF Large Animal Research Station.
Meet bus in front of IARC building.
Free time, dinner on your own