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The first one has Michael Ghil as Lead P.I. and Prof. Roger Temam from Indiana University as additional P.I.
Title: Predictive Understanding of the Oceans' Wind-Driven Circulation on Interdecadal Time Scales
Project ID: 0007264
Prog Mgr: Anjuli S. Bamzai
PI: Michael Ghil (UCLA) and Roger Temam (Indiana U.)
Award Register#: ER63251 0007264
The second one has Andrew W. Robertson from the IRI as Lead P.I. and Michael Ghil (UCLA) and Padhraic Smyth from UCI as additional P.I.s.
Title: Predicting Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere Modes with a Climate Modeling Hierarchy
Project ID: 0007190
Prog Mgr: Anjuli S. Bamzai
PI: Andrew W. Robertson (IRI, Columbia U.), Michael Ghil (UCLA) and Padhraic Smyth (UCI)
Award Register#: ER63260 0007190
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During the CCPP Science Team Meeting in Seattle, 18--20 October 2004,
our group presented 2 talks and 4 posters. Here are links to
1) Highlights from Michael's talk on the first project:
M. Ghil and R. Temam, Predictive Understanding of the Oceans' Wind-Driven Circulation on Interdecadal Time Scales.
2) Sergey Kravtsov's talk on the 2nd project:
S. Kravtsov, A.W. Robertson, P. Smyth, and M. Ghil: "Decadal coupled variability in observations and models"
3) 1 poster of Michael's:
M. Ghil and R. Temam, Predictive Understanding of the Oceans' Wind-Driven Circulation on Interdecadal Time Scales.
4) A.W. Robertson, S. Krishner, and P. Smyth: "Downscaling of daily rainfall occurrence over NE Brazil using a hidden Markov model. How is predictable is weather-within-climate?", poster presented by Michael.
5) 2 posters presented by Sergey:
S. Kravtsov, A.W. Robertson, and M. Ghil: "Multiple regimes and low-frequency oscillations in the Northern Hemisphere's zonal-mean zonal flow"
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Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics |
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