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Presentations of the General Assembly; FMI, Helsinki; 20.-22.5.2008
Tuesday May 20 2008 Session 1, 14.00 - 18.00 hrs
Introduction
Yrjö Viisanen The activities of Finnish Meteorological institute
Heikki Järvinen COSMOS Network - Status of Activities in Finland
Martin Claussen COSMOS
Marco Giorgetta The COSMOS Framework: Icon, Combine
Ocean
Helmuth Haak MPI-OM in COSMOS
Sergey Danilov A brief overview of AWI COSMOS-related activities, with focus on Finite Element Ocean Circulation
Paleo
Johann Jungclaus COSMOS Project COMMSIMM: Community Simulations of the last Millennium
Jussi Eronen Simulating the Late Miocene climate using a coupled AOGCM and comparison with proxy data
Wednesday May 21 2008, Session 2, 9.00 - 12.00 hrs
Marco Giorgetta IPCC Assessment Report 5
Regional issues
Daniela Jacob From regional climate modeling (RCM) to regional system modeling (RSM)
Chemistry
Harri Kokkola Developments of ECHAM5-HAM
Martin Schultz ECHAM5-HAMMOZ Chemistry Modelling in Jülich
Wednesday May 21 2008, Session 3, 13.00 - 17.00 hrs
Invited Talk
Douglas Worsnop Aerosols in the Atmosphere: from the Ozone Hole to Climate Change
Volcano
Hans-F. Graf Volcanoes in the Earth System - Ideas for a new COSMOS activity group
Stephan Lorenz The MPI-M Supervolcano Project
Hauke Schmidt IMPLICC Implications and risks of engineering solar radiation to limit climate change
Johannes Hendricks COSMOS related activities at DLR-IPA Global Cirrus Cloud Modelling
The Network
Martin Claussen, Reinhard Budich
Notes from the COSMOS Board Meeting
Thursday May 22 2008 Session 4, 9.00 - 12.30 hrs
Technical News
Panos Adamidis High Performance Computing for Climate and Earth System Research
Heinrich Widmann Data Processing and Archiving of COSMOS experiments
Invited Talk
Colin Jones The water cycle in the climate system
Biogeochemistry
Christian Reick Ginkgo News, JSBACH News
Thomas Radatz A Dynamic Land Cover Model for COSMOS
Jari Liski Soil Carbon
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