Oct
25
Mon
Kick Off Meeting @ Hotel Hornbækhus
Oct 25 – Oct 29 all-day
Jan
12
Wed
TiPES Webinar – Peter Hopcroft @ Zoom
Jan 12 @ 14:00 – 15:15

Peter Hopcroft (Uni. Birmingham, UK)

Conditioning a climate model with paleoclimate reconstructions so that it resolves a tipping point

The ‘Greening’ of the Sahara during the Holocene is a particularly dramatic natural environmental change. Although it is well understood that the slow variations in Earth’s orbit caused this transition, climate models have largely failed to convincingly reproduce it. Having conditioned one climate model with the climatic state in North Africa for the mid-Holocene at 6000 years ago, we performed a series of transient simulations covering the last 10,000 years. The results show abrupt changes that replicate features seen in long paleoclimate records. We will discuss how this approach differs from other paleoclimate modelling studies, how the results are sensitive to a range of climatic forcings operating during this time. We’ll conclude with a brief discussion of how this may approach might be applied in other settings.

Mar
11
Fri
TiPES Online Workshop on Climate and Policy
Mar 11 @ 10:00 – 13:00
Apr
13
Wed
TiPES Webinar: Denis-Didier Rousseau: Cascade of abrupt transitions in past climates. @ Zoom
Apr 13 @ 14:00 – 15:11

This is a TiPES webinar. Please contact Giulia Petitta for the Zoom link: giulia.petitta@amigoclimate.com

Apr
18
Mon
Expert Course on Climate Time Series Analysis and Risk Analysis @ Online
Apr 18 – Apr 22 all-day

This is Scientific Course #2 (SC2) for the CriticalEarth ITN:  An Expert Course on Climate Time Series Analysis and Risk Analysis, that will be run and organised  by Manfred Mudelsee from Climate Risk Analysis (CRA). 

The SC2 course will thus be conducted online from the 18-22nd April, although a the organiser will make it available to you two weeks before the workshop.

This online course takes the form of recorded videos with lectures/content (15 hours, 15 modules), and students will be working on exercises and applying techniques to their own research projects. There will be allocated slots over 3 days 20-23rd April where Manfred will hold both group discussions about the exercises, and  1-1 sessions with all ESRs (e.g. held over zoom) to provide specific problem solving.

ESRs are encouraged to give mini presentations (one to three slides) during these three days, providing an overview of the results they obtained from applying the software to the data from their PhD projects.

The course is available to external participants. Please contact Manfred directly for details. 

 

Apr
25
Mon
SC1: ‘Advanced Python & Machine Learning’ and EW2 Workshop: ‘Rare Events in Weather and Climate’ @ Hotel Erica
Apr 25 – Apr 30 all-day

CriticalEarth Science Course #1 (SC1): Advanced Python course including Machine Learning 

Organised by Henk Dijkstra (University Utrecht) & Freddy Bouchet (ENSL)

A full programme will be uploaded on 1st April.

In Brief: During Monday 25/4 – Wednesday 27/4, there is a training event with a focus on ‘Machine Learning and the Physics of Climate’.
On Thursday 28/4 and Friday  29/4 there will be a workshop on ‘Rare Events in Weather and Climate’,

Please see agenda here: CriticalEarth_April_2022_Agenda_FINAL

 

May
2
Mon
Meeting with EU Project Officer @ Online
May 2 all-day

The meeting agenda will be communicated internally.

The meeting will include a private meeting with the ESRs and the Project Officer Giuliana Donini to hear thoughts and feedback on the CriticalEarth project to date. Each ESR should prepare a presentation no more than 2 mins on their project.

The Management will then report on general progress.