2024 EESM PI Meeting — Agenda and Presentations

• Co-Chairs: Jiwen Fan (Argonne National Laboratory), Adam Schlosser (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations:

• Scaling of Extreme Precipitation with Temperature Based on the CONUS404 Data — Guiling Wang (University of Connecticut) — Abstract | Presentation
• Diagnosing Mesoscale Convective Systems in DYAMOND Models: A Feature Tracking Intercomparison — Zhe Feng (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Atmospheric Feedbacks Dampen Surface Evapotranspiration Fluxes in Wet Regions — Claire Zarakas (University of Washington) — Abstract | Presentation
• Modernizing River Dynamics Representation in E3SM: Key Progress in the MOSART River Model — Tian Zhou (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Nonlinear Carbon Feedbacks in CMIP6 and their Impacts on Future Freshwater Availability — Jason Smerdon (Columbia University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Uncovering Key Drivers of Future Virtual Water Trade and Global Water Use — Neal Graham (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation

TOPICAL Posters:

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• Co-Chairs: Jennie Rice (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Stephanie Waldhoff, (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations:

• Structural Uncertainty in the Sensitivity of Urban Canopy Air Temperature to Anthropogenic Heat Flux — Dan Li (Boston University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Understanding the Role of Urban Morphology, Anthropogenic Heating, Vegetation, and Irrigation in Urban Microclimate Dynamics to Inform Adaptation to Climate Change in Urban Areas — Pouya Vahmani (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Continental and Regional-Scale Urban Warming Signals are Detectable and Increasing with Urban Evolution: Implications and Uncertainties — TC Chakraborty (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Evaluation of Future Urban Land Expansion Given Multisectoral Pressures Using a Global Integrated Human-Earth System Model — Kanishka B. Narayan (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Current and Future Neighborhood Urban Parameters for Evaluating Extreme Weather Impacts in Cities — Melissa Allen-Dumas (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• How Predictable is Urban Form Using Landscape Patterns? Associating Building Morphology with Land Use and Demographic Variables — Jillian Sturtevant (Baylor University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Urban Morphology Evolution Under Uncertain Land Constraints and Climate Extremes — Ryan McManamay (Baylor University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Evaluating the Influences of Population Growth, Urban Morphology Evolution, and Expansion of Reuse on Water Supply Reliability in Los Angeles County — Stephen Ferencz (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Co-Production as an Approach to Improve the Impact of EESM Research — Kripa Jagannathan (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Impacts of Anthropogenic Climate Change and Urbanization on Derechos – Contrasting Results between Two Case Studies — Yuwei Zhang (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Extreme Precipitation and Flood Risk for New York City Post-Ida — Naresh Devineni (City University of New York) — Abstract | Presentation
• Urban Impacts on Deep Convection — Xin Zhou (Cornell University) — Abstract | Presentation

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• Co-chairs: Ian Kraucunas (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Luke Van Roekel (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Emanuele Di Lorenzo (Brown University) 
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations: 

• Extreme Sea Level Events Induce Accelerated Increase in Flooding Time at U.S. East Coast in the Recent Decades — Weiqing Han (University of Colorado) — Abstract | Presentation
• Coastal and Urban Flooding – Integrated Data-Driven Modeling with AI/ML to Address the Grand Challenge — Shuyi S. Chen (University of Washington) — Abstract | Presentation
• An Overview of Coastal Modeling in E3SM — LeAnn Conlon (Los Alamos National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Multi-Resolution Coupling for Simulating Extreme Coastal Water Levels and Flooding in E3SM — Steven Brus (Argonne National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Sensitivity of Coastal Urban Areas to Extreme Sea Level Events Under Climate Change — W. Brent Daniel (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Modeling Socioeconomic Responses to Environmental Hazards — Parin Bhaduri (Cornell University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Exploring Climate Change Impacts on U.S. Hurricanes Through Storylines — Kevin Reed (Stony Brook University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Advancing Modeling and Understanding of Hydroclimate Extremes in the Puget Sound Coastal Region — Ning Sun (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation

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• Co-chairs: Luke Van Roekel (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Patrick Reed (Cornell University) 
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations: 

• Progress Toward Understanding Tipping Points in Earth System Models — Luke Van Roekel (Los Alamos National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Modulation of Regional Carbon Uptake by AMOC and Alkalinity Changes in the Subpolar North Atlantic under a Warming Climate — Qi Zhang (Georgia Institute of Technology) — Abstract | Presentation
• Exploring the Spatially Compounding Multi-sectoral Drought Vulnerabilities in Colorado's West Slope River Basins — Patrick Reed (Cornell University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Agricultural Labor Under Future Heat Stress: Productivity Shocks and Global Agroeconomic Consequences — Di Sheng (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Scenario Storyline Discovery for Multi-Actor Human-Natural Systems Confronting Change — Antonia Hadjimichael (Pennsylvania State University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Sensitivity of Future Regional and Global Macroeconomic Activity to an International Energy Market Disruption — James A. Edmonds (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation

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• Co-chairs: Luke Forrest M. Hoffman (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Ben Bond-
  Lamberty (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) 
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations: 

• The Ecological and Economic Underpinnings of the Weak Land Sink Hypothesis — James Randerson (University of California Irvine) — Abstract | Presentation
• Recent Advances in Observations and Modeling of Global Wetland CH4 Emission — Qing Zhu (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Tracking Carbon Dioxide in the Southern Ocean — Nicole Lovenduski (University of Colorado) — Abstract | Presentation
• Simulating Marine Biogeochemistry and Potential Climate Feedbacks with a Next-Generation Ecosystem Model — Jefferson Keith Moore (University of California Irvine) — Abstract | Presentation
• Dust and Pollution: Coupling Aerosol Nutrients to Marine and Land Biogeochemistry — Yan Feng (Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) — Abstract | Presentation
• Land Carbon Sink Uncertainty Under Climate Change: Towards an Emissions-Driven Coupled Perturbed Parameter Mini-Ensemble with CESM — David Lawrence (National Center for Atmospheric Research) — Abstract | Presentation
• Use of Machine Learning to Investigate Soil Carbon Storage and Dynamics — Umakant Mishra (Sandia National Laboraties) — Abstract | Presentation
• Large Revision of Global Net Photosynthesis with Learning Acclimation from Multi Source Dataset — Doaa Aboelyazeed (Pennsylvania State University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Quantifying Global Photosynthesis and CO2 Fertilization with Machine Learning and Eddy Covariance Measurements — Yanghui Kang (University of California Berkeley) — Abstract | Presentation
• The Influence of Global Fire Emissions on Tropospheric Chemistry in the Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM) — Li Xu (University of California Irvine) — Abstract | Presentation

TOPICAL Posters:

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• Co-Chairs: Peter Thornton (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Adam Schlosser (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations:

• Power Systems Analysis to Support MSD Research: Balancing Computational Speed and Fidelity — Jordan Kern (North Carolina State University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Future Spatially Explicit Patterns of Land Transitions in the United States with Multiple Stressors — Angelo Gurgel (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) — Abstract | Presentation
• Regional Teleconnections and Multisector Dynamics: Insights from Ongoing Research and Future Directions — Gokul Iyer (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Statistical Learning Applied to Climate-Water-Energy Impacts Scenarios — Mort Webster (Pennsylvania State University) — Abstract | Presentation
• How Does Crop Production Adapt with Groundwater Restrictions in the U.S. West? — Femeena Pandara Valappil (Pennsylvania State University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Uncertainty Exploration with GCAM — Abigail Snyder (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)  — Abstract | Presentation

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• Co-Chairs: Travis O’Brien (Indiana University, Bloomington), Peter Caldwell (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations:

• Forced Trends in the Tropical Pacific and Global Tropical Cyclones — Chia-Ying Lee (Columbia University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Increasing Hurricane Outer Size in the Western North Atlantic — Karthik Balaguru (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Tropical Cyclone Landfalls: HighResMIP vs. Statistical-Dynamical Downscaling — Ana Bolivar (Pennsylvania State University) — Abstract | Presentation
• EAMv3 New Developments in Interactive Chemistry, Stratospheric Aerosols, and a Novel Application — Ziming Ke (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• The Influence of Land-Surface Conditions on the 2020-21 Western U.S. Drought — Yelin Jiang (Columbia University — Abstract | Presentation
• Uncovering the Interannual Predictability of the 2003 European Summer Heatwave and its Connection to the Tibetan Plateau — L. Ruby Leung (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation

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• Co-Chairs: Andrew Roberts (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Wilbert Weijer (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations:

• Teleconnection Drivers for Antarctic atmospheric rivers in E3SMv2 and CESM2 — Christine A Shields (National Center for Atmospheric Research) — Abstract | Presentation
• Arctic Atmospheric Rivers: Historical Trends and Impact on Wintertime Arctic Warm Extremes — Hailong Wang (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Arctic Cyclones and Its Driving Role in the Rapidly Changing Arctic Climate System — Xiangdong Zhang (North Carolina State University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Temporal Fluctuations in Arctic Atmospheric Modes of Variability — Alex Jonko (Los Alamos National Laboratory) — Abstract | Poster
• Importance of Local Processes and Feedbacks in Modeling a Changing Arctic Climate System — Wieslaw Maslowski (Naval Postgraduate School) — Abstract | Presentation
• Reducing Uncertainty in Estimates of the Biological Production of the Arctic Ocean — Jaclyn Clement Kinney (Naval Postgraduate School) — Abstract | Presentation
• Ice Melt from Ocean Warming in a Global Ultra-High Resolution Ocean/Sea-Ice Model — Julie L McClean (University of California San Diego) — Abstract | Presentation
• The Role of Bering Strait Ocean Heat Transport in Arctic Warming — Wilbert Weijer (Los Alamos National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• A Comprehensive Understanding of the Effects of Two Missing Longwave Physics on the Climate and Its Projected Changes Simulated by the E3SM v2 — Chongxing Fan (University of Michigan) — Abstract | Presentation
• Wave – Sea Ice Interactions in Global Climate Simulations of the Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM) — Erin Thomas (Los Alamos National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Advancing Sea Ice Physics in E3SM Version 4 — Andrew Roberts (Los Alamos National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Towards a Dynamic Greenland Ice Sheet Component in E3SM — Andrew D. Nolan (Los Alamos National Laboratory) — Abstract | Poster
• Antarctic Ice Shelf Melt and Cavity Circulation Processes in High Resolution Regionally Refined E3SM Configurations — Irena Vankova (Los Alamos National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• The State of Polar Climate in E3SM — Stephen Price (Los Alamos National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Enhancing Polar Modeling Capabilities in E3SM for Evaluating Arctic Marine Ecosystem Change — Nicole Jeffery (Los Alamos National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Accelerating Modeling and Discovery with Data Science and Machine Learning in Arctic Environments — Jon Schwenk (Los Alamos National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Modeling the Future Prospects for Arctic Shipping of Fossil Resources Under Global Change — Taryn Waite (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Earth System Models in a Community and Regional Planning and Decision Support Context: Perspectives from Arctic Alaska — Hajo Eicken (University of Alaska Fairbanks) — Abstract | Presentation
• Quantifying Uncertainty in Projections of Sea-Level Contribution from the Antarctic Ice Sheet — Matthew Hoffman (Los Alamos National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Using E3SM to Understand Bio-Geo-Chemical Dynamics in High Latitude Marine Ecosystems and Deriving Model Products Relevant to Arctic Stakeholders — Georgina A Gibson (University of Alaska Fairbanks) — Abstract | Presentation

TOPICAL POSTERS:

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• Co-Chairs: Paul Ullrich (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Gerald Meehl (National Center for Atmospheric Research)
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations:

• Persistent Differences in Simulated and Observed Tropical Tropospheric Warming — Stephen Po-Chedley (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• No Response of Pacific Decadal Variability to Historical External Forcing — Chen Xing (University of California Santa Barbara) — Abstract | Presentation
• Climate Responses to Recent Major Wildfires as Simulated in E3SM2 and CESM2 — John Fasullo (National Center for Atmospheric Research) — Abstract | Presentation
• Australian Bushfire Smoke, Multi-Year La Nina, and Implications for the Interdecadal Pacific Oscillation (IPO) — Gerald Meehl (National Center for Atmospheric Research) — Abstract | Presentation
• The Role of Sulfate Aerosol Forcing and Atmosphere / Ocean Feedbacks in Generating Strong Seasonality of Climate Change Over the Mid-Latitude Oceans — Daniel J. Vimont (University of Wisconsin Madison) — Abstract | Presentation
• Modes and Mechanisms of Pacific Decadal-Scale Variability — Emanuele Di Lorenzo (Brown University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Separate the Role of Southern and Northern Extra-tropical Pacific in Tropical Pacific Climate Variability — Yingying Zhao (Brown University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Interactive Cloud Feedback Dampens the Memory and Predictability of the Propagating Southern Annular Mode — Jian Lu (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Connecting Variability in the Tropical ENSO Column Response and the Remote Pacific Response in E3SM and CESM Large Ensembles — Richard B. Neale (National Center for Atmospheric Research) — Abstract | Presentation
• Variations in Ocean-Driven Dynamics in the Kuroshio Extension and their Representation in High-Resolution Climate Models — Se-Yong Song (University of California Santa Barbara) — Abstract | Presentation
• Tropical Subseasonal Convection Representation in E3SM Versions 2 and 3 — James Benedict (Los Alamos National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Improving the QBO Forcing by Resolved Waves with Vertical Grid Refinement in E3SMv2 — Wandi Yu (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• The mechanisms in Regulating the Quasi-Biennial Oscillation in E3SM Version 2 — Yuanpu Li (National Center for Atmospheric Research) — Abstract | Presentation
• Exploring Key Processes Underlying Interactions Between the Madden-Julian Oscillation and the Maritime Continent in an Idealized GCM and the DOE’s SCREAM — Xianan Jiang (University of California Los Angeles) — Abstract | Presentation
• Subseasonal Predictability of North American Winter Weather Regimes — Jason C Furtado (University of Oklahoma) — Abstract | Presentation
• Simulation of ENSO Teleconnections in a Resolved Scales Hierarchy of Earth System Models — Salil Mahajan (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Elevated Land Surface Heat Anomalies as Sources of U.S. Summer Hydroclimate Predictability: E3SMv2 Low-Level Jet and Precursor Event Sensitivities — Ryan Torn (State University of New York) — Abstract | Presentation
• Overview of E3SM Version 3 Coupled Historical Large Ensemble — Wuyin Lin (Brookhaven National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Trends and Climate Variability in the Energy Exascale Earth System Model and Other Large Ensembles — Samantha Stevenson (University of California Santa Barbara) — Abstract | Presentation
• Understanding the Robust Strengthening of ENSO and More Frequent Extreme El Niño Events Under Global Warming — Alexey Fedorov (Yale University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Tropical Thermocline Helps Power Pacific Equatorial Upwelling — Noel G. Brizuela (Columbia University) — Abstract | Presentation

TOPICAL POSTERS:

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• Co-Chairs: Ruby Leung (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Casey Burleyson (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations:

• The Regionally Refined Model of E3SM: overview and Extremes Applications — Qi Tang (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Tightening the Belt: Investigating the Impact of High Resolution at Reduced Computational Cost — Brian Medeiros (National Center for Atmospheric Research) — Abstract | Presentation
• Evaluating Aerosol-Cloud Interactions in E3SMv3 Using a Perturbed Parameter Ensemble — Jacqueline Nugent (University of Wyoming) — Abstract | Presentation
• Kilometer-Scale E3SM Land Model Development, Integration, and Applications — Dali Wang (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Climate Change Impacts on Emissions and Land Use Scenarios — Claudia Tebaldi (Joint Global Change Research Institute) — Abstract | Presentation
• GEWEX and GPEX Perspectives on EESM Activities — Xubin Zeng (University of Arizona) — Abstract | Presentation

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• Co-chairs: Paul Ullrich and Peter Caldwell (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) and Forrest Hoffman (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations: 

• State of Metrics and Benchmarking — Paul Ullrich (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Recent Update on the Collective Earth System Model Evaluation and Benchmarking Tool: PCMDI Metrics Package (PMP) — Jiwoo Lee (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL)) — Abstract | Presentation
• Methodological Developments in the International Land Model Benchmarking (ILAMB) Effort — Nathan Collier (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Polaris: A Testing Framework for the Next-Generation Ocean Model OMEGA  — Carolyn Branecky Begeman (Los Alamos National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Addressing the Modeling Challenge of Climate Sensitivity  — John Christy (University of Alabama Huntsville) — Abstract 
• Updates on E3SM Diags: A Python Package for Earth System Model Evaluation — Chengzhu Zhang (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Examining Cloud Properties and Cloud Feedbacks in DOE’s Global Storm Resolving Model — Li-Wei Chao (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Quantifying the Compound Hazard: Freezing Rain-Icing-Wind Gusts (FZG) — Jacob Coburn (Cornell University) — Abstract | Presentation
• UXarray: Python Package for the Analysis and Visualization of Model Output on Unstructured Climate Grids — Rajeev Jain (Argonne National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• CMIP7 the Next Phase: Ongoing Status and Planning — Paul J. Durack (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)  — Abstract | Presentation
• Object-based Evaluation of Downscaled Precipitation Products over CONUS — Xiaodong Chen (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Sea-ice Biases and Simulation Fidelity Across Multiple CMIP Phases — Ana Ordóñez (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• New Tools for Analysis of Data on Unstructured Grids – Robert Jacob (Argonne National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Integrating E3SM and ARM LASSO — Scott E. Giangrande (Brookhaven National Laboratory) — Abstract 
• Bias Correction in Dynamical Downscaling: Friend or Foe? — Stefan Rahimi (University of Wyoming)— Abstract 
• xCDAT (Xarray Climate Data Analysis Tools): A Python Package for Simple and Robust Analysis of Climate Data — Tom Vo (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• A Process-Informed Determination of Credibility Across Different Downscaling Methods — Melissa S Bukovsky (University of Wyoming) — Abstract | Presentation
• The E3SMv2.1 Seasonal-to-Multiyear Large Ensemble Forecast System: A Comparative Global Skill Assessment — Stephen Yeager (National Center for Atmospheric Research) — Abstract | Presentation
• New Observational Constraints for Aerosol and Aerosol-cloud Interactions in E3SM — Matthew W. Christensen (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation

TOPICAL POSTERS:

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• Co-chairs: Casey Burleyson (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Peter Caldwell (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Travis O'Brien (Indiana University), and Patrick Reed (Cornell University)
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations: 

• Advancing Earth System Modeling Using AI/ML — Dan Lu (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) — Abstract 
• Strategic Systematic Review and Exploration of the Research Area of MultiSector Dynamics using Natural Language Processing, Graph Machine Learning, and Large Language Models — Chris R. Vernon (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Huge Ensembles of Weather Extremes Using the Fourier Forecasting Neural Network — Bill Collins (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Using Machine Learning and Bayesian Inference to Constrain Microphysics in LES and ESMs — Marcus van Lier-Walqui (Columbia University) — Abstract 
• Introduction to the Simple Cloud-Resolving E3SM Atmosphere Model — Peter Caldwell (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Adaptive Mesh Refinement in the Age of Exascale Computing — Ann Almgren (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation

TOPICAL POSTERS:

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• Co-chairs: Ruby Leung and Jennie Rice (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations: 

• Toward Efficient Coupled Earth System Model Initialization for E3SM Version 3 — Shixuan Zhang (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Reproducible Integrated Modeling: It Takes a Village…and a Mayor — Jennie S. Rice (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Simulation of Compound Flooding Using River-Ocean Two-Way Coupled E3SM Ensemble on Variable-resolution Meshes — Dongyu Feng (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)  — Abstract | Presentation
• E3SM’s Sensitivity to Ocean Heat Transports Strength: A Slab Ocean Model Study — Oluwayemi A. Garuba (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)  — Abstract
• Climate Change Increases the Cost of Electricity System Decarbonization – A Case Study in the Use of Model Hierarchies for Climate Risk Propagation Across Multiple Sectors — Andrew D. Jones (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)  — Abstract | Presentation
• Improving Process Representations of Clouds and Aerosols in Earth System Models Using AI/ML: Current and Future Opportunities with E3SM — Andrew Gettelman (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)  — Abstract | Presentation
• Mapping the Sensitivity of AMOC in a Hierarchy of Configurations — Alice Barthel (Los Alamos National Laboratory)  — Abstract | Presentation
• Constraining Cloud Feedbacks and the Pattern Effect Using Perturbed Parameters Ensembles — Cristian Proistosescu (University of Illinois) — Abstract | Presentation
• Bridging the Gap between Land and Food: Leveraging Food Balance Sheets to Enhance Understanding and Modeling of the Food System — Xin Zhao (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)  — Abstract | Presentation
• Modeling the Impact of Storage on the US Power Sector in a Long-run Multisector Dynamic Context — Pralit Patel (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)  — Abstract | Presentation

TOPICAL POSTERS:

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• Co-chairs: Nicole Jeffery (Los Alamos National Laboratory) and Shaocheng Xie (Lawerence Livermore National Laboratory)
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations: 

• From Data to Decisions: Machine Learning for Water Allocation Amid Hydrologic Extremes — Nicole Jackson (Sandia National Laboratories)  — Abstract | Presentation
• The Indian Ocean-Maritime Continent Regionally Refined SCREAM Configuration for MJO Studies — Hsi-Yen Ma (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Progress Toward a High-resolution 3D Regional Land Model for Agricultural Systems — Scott Painter (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)  — Abstract | Presentation
• Integrated Modeling of Estuarine Tide-Surge-River Dynamics and Time-evolving Flood Risks — Mithun Deb (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Earth System Models in a Community and Regional Planning and Decision Support Context: Perspectives from Arctic Alaska — Hajo Eicken (University of Alaska Fairbanks)  — Abstract | Presentation

TOPICAL POSTERS:

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• Co-chairs: Luke Van Roekel (Los Alamos National Laboratory) and Forrest Hoffman (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
• Agenda
• Breakout Session Report

Oral Presentations: 

• Reducing Biases in the Simulated Historical Temperature Record Through Calibration of Aerosol and Cloud Processes: Improvements to the Aerosol Forcing in E3SMv3 — Susannah Burrows (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) — Abstract | Presentation
• Why are Aerosol-Cloud Interactions and Cloud Feedback Anti-Correlated in Earth System Models? — Xiaohong Liu (Texas A&M University)  — Abstract | Presentation
• E3SM v2 Biases in the Atlantic Climate Mean State, Variability, and Change — Shineng Hu (Duke University) — Abstract | Presentation
• Probabilistic Downscaling for Flood Hazard Models — Samantha Roth (Penn State University; Dartmouth College) — Abstract | Presentation
• Combined Climate and Hydrologic Uncertainties Shape Projections of Future Soil Moisture Extremes — Ryan Sriver (University of Illinois)  — Abstract | Presentation
• Scenario Discovery for Probabilistic Ensembles of a Coupled Human-Earth System Model — Jennifer Morris (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) — Abstract | Presentation

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