From eclare at lanl.gov  Wed Oct 19 10:19:52 2005
From: eclare at lanl.gov (Elizabeth Hunke)
Date: Wed Oct 19 10:19:56 2005
Subject: [CCSM-Polar] CCSM Polar Climate Working Group winter meeting
Message-ID: <p06210216bf7c22168a58@[128.165.59.210]>


Hello, everyone, you are invited to:

The CCSM Polar Climate Working Group winter meeting
February 6-7, 2006
NCAR Mesa Lab, Damon Room
Boulder, Colorado

Theme:  How to more effectively use models to study arctic system science

We welcome all topics!  We'd like to hear about new work using CCSM 
and progress on previously reported projects.  The following list of 
potential topics is not meant to be exclusive:

climate studies
    polar climate variability
    abrupt climate events
    polar-tropical teleconnections
    influence of sea ice on other climate components

model/parameterization improvements
    shortwave radiation and albedo
    cloud physics
    turbulent fluxes over ice
    snow model
    sea ice ridging
    slab ocean model configuration for CCSM
    land ice
    software developments

other curiosities
    ice model parameter sensitivities
    excess ice in the FV model
    CSIM test suite
    CSL proposals

If you would like to give a short presentation about your work, 
please send a title to us.  We will organize the agenda around the 
topics you send.

Looking forward to seeing you there,
Elizabeth Hunke and Marika Holland
    eclare@lanl.gov, mholland@cgd.ucar.edu


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  o  Elizabeth Hunke
  o  T-3 Fluid Dynamics Group
  o  MS-B216
  o  Los Alamos National Laboratory
  o  Los Alamos, NM  87545
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  o         eclare@lanl.gov
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From lydia at ucar.edu  Wed Oct 26 15:36:54 2005
From: lydia at ucar.edu (Lydia Shiver)
Date: Wed Oct 26 15:36:57 2005
Subject: [CCSM-Polar] Joint CCSM CVWG and PCWG Meeting
Message-ID: <435FF6F6.7040002@ucar.edu>

Dear CCSM working group members,

This year the Climate Variability Working Group will hold its winter
meeting jointly with the Polar Climate Working Group, February 6-7, 
2006, at the NCAR Mesa Lab in Boulder, CO.

We welcome your participation, especially (but not restricted to)
on the following topics of interest to both working groups:

Climate Studies
    polar climate variability
    abrupt climate events
    polar-tropical teleconnections
    influence of sea ice on other climate components

If you would like to give a short presentation about your CCSM-related 
work, please send us a title. We will organize the agenda around the 
topics you send.

Looking forward to seeing you there,

Clara Deser (cdeser@ucar.edu)
Sumant Nigam (nigam@atmos.umd.edu)
CVWG co-chairs