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08:30 – 09:00Safe Landing ClimatesGabi Hegerl and Hyungyun Kim

The safe landing climate is focusing on multidecadal to millennial timescales, organised in 5 themes & Working Groups:

Safe landing pathways (CC scenarios); Understanding HRES events (regimes shift, compound events); Perturbed Carbon cycle (CO2); Water resources (eg. deforestation); Sea Level Rise .

A GEWEX Newsletter article describes the focus. 

09:00 – 09:30Digital EarthChristian Jakob and Andreas Prein

Digital Earth lighthouse focus on Global & Regional information on past, present, future. DE will link existing large scale programmes (& investments). Three main themes & WGs in DE:

  1. Fully coupled km scale regional & global (an opportunity for seamlessness between systems, thanks to overlapping resolutions). Regions focus to analyse the DE output (South America, Arctic, connect on RHP) Lead: Cathy Hohenegger (MPI).
    A NCAR workshop on 3-7 October 2022 Boulder (km-scale ESM) 
  2. Data assimilation for climate (reanalyses, although most are built in NWP context more than climate, exception NASA built for climate apps). Lead: Aneesh Subramanian (U Colorado)
    A NCAR workshop on 19-20 May (DA4Climate, after US Clivar meeting)
  3. Beyond Physical Earth System (include human interactions & impacts). Links to RHP (need co-funding of agencies) & ISIMIP (Inter-Sectoral-Impact) are important. Lead: Andreas Prein (NCAR)

Comment: DE could/should push to endorse, re-groupe & link all storm resolving projects (in EU Nextgems (& Dyamond), Destine Programme, in US, AU).

Comment: A way to overcome initial aversion to DE could be to show added value of new generation of DE models will do (precipitation & hydrological extremes, clouds, wind) to show how they fit the needs.

Comment: Links to ESMO (Lead: Susann Tegtmeier & Cath Senior) are going to be important to benefit from overlaps.

09:30 – 10:00Explaining and PredictingKirsten Findell

Explaining & Predicting lighthouse is focusing on the science that enable the design and deployment of integrated capability for quantitative evaluation (observations, early warning, prediction of Earth System changes) at multi-annual to decadal timescales. Three themes & WGs:

  1. Observations, modelling, optimal estimation systems 
  2. integration of attribution, prediction, projection (anthropogenic & natural). Link to the A2D (Annual to Decadal Outlook), and the the World Weather Attribution Centre (
    WCRP workshop on Attribution Sept 2021
    Co-lead: Doug Smith
  3. hazard assessment (different classes of hazard will be considered, with focus on multi-annual)
11:30 – 12:00Regional Information for Society (RiFFS)Peter van Oevelen 

RIFS lighthouse is organised in 4 clusters (understanding regional, ...).

RIFS will link with the RHP & GLASS panels, and link to Lighthouses.

RIFS interfaces with CORDEX, and help focus climate change scenarios of farm-scales.

RIFS is completing the chain from GHP/RHP down to users, with elements of social science, socio-economic, communication, impact.

10:30 – 11:00My Climate RiskAli Nazemi and Paola Arias

MCR (My Climate Risk) lighthouse is getting into a more mature state. Science plan consolidated. A bottom-up approach to local assessment of climate risk is embraced with people focus (see Rodriguez & Sheperd 2022).

Risk impact is at the interception of hazards, vulnerability and exposure. MCR will adopt the narrative of case studies.

 (The US National Climate Assessment, mandated by congress, the European State of Climate)

11:00 – 11:30SSG-34B PlaningXubin Zeng and Jan Polcher12:00 – 12:30Earth System Modelling and Observations (ESMO)Remy Roca and Tristan L’EcuyerESMO (Earth System Modelling and Observations, Lead: Susann Tegtmeier & Cath Senior) is a Core Project of WCRP (alike GEWEX) aim at address overall coordination mechanism across models, data, observations 
11:00 – 11:30SSG-34B PlaningXubin Zeng and Jan Polcher
12:30 – 14:00Lunch

14:00 – 14:30WCRP Secretariat UpdateHindumathi Palanisamy and Mike Sparrow
14:30 – 15:00Pan-GASS updateDaniel Klocke
15:00 – 15:30WCRP AcademyMike Bosilovich, Qingyun Dian
15:30 – 16:00Break

16:00 – 17:00PAN-GEWEX Planning IXubin Zeng and Jan Polcher
17:00 – 17:30Wrap-upPeter van Oevelen

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