IPRC-YES Workshops on Ocean-Atmospheric Modeling
(YES:Yokohama Institute for Earth Science, JAMSTEC,
including the Frontier and Earth Simulator Center)
Time: Tuesday, August 24, 2004; 10:30 am - 5:30 pm
Place: Pacific Ocean Science & Technology (POST) Building Room 723, University of Hawaii
(the building that houses IPRC; map available at https://iprc.soest.hawaii.edu/directions.html)
The purpose of the workshops is to exchange ideas and foster collaborations. We would like to reserve enough time for general discussion. Please keep your presentation within 10 minutes and allow 5 minutes discussion. Those talks marked with asterisk are 10 minutes long including discussion. An ideal presentation focuses on general aspects of the research that illustrate the possibility of completed or planned simulations and encourage discussion on future collaborations. Scientific details may be presented only as necessary.
Coffee/refreshments to be served at 10:15am at POST-723
Opening remarks - Overview of OFES hindcast run - Hideharu Sasaki
Variability of North Pacific decadal SST and fronts in OFES - Masami Nonaka
Manifestations of eddies in OFES - Justin Small*
Ocean deep jets - Bohyun Band and Nikolai Maximenko**
Inferring atmospheric intraseasonal forcing from OEFS and observations - N.H. Saji*
Tracer studies using OFES: Overview - Akio Ishida
Tracer studies using OFES: Pathway and formation AABW from simulated CFCs distribution -Yoshikazu Sasai
Equatorial Undercurrent - Kelvin Richards*
Subsurface currents in the low-latitude western Pacific - Pierre Dutrieux
AFES and its results - Wataru Ohfuchi
High wavenumber variability in AFES - Kevin Hamilton
Kinetic energy spectrum simulated by the AFES - Yoshiyuki Takahashi
Local ES output archive and access - APDRC*:
Discussion: Rules for hindcast - Hideharu Sasaki
Possible collaborative projects
4:00-5:30pm
K7 coupled model - Toru Miyama
Diagnostics - Takashi Mochizuki
CFES: Current status and research plans - Wataru Ohfuchi
IPRC regional coupled model - Haiming Xu & Yuqing Wang:
Discussion