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An Earth Science Vision Sessions
Global Understanding of the Complexities of Our Planet
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Gran Paules, NASA HQ - Plenary Presentation
Paul Curran, University of Southampton, UK
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Plenary Presentation |
Monday July 21, 2003 – Afternoon Sessions
| 03.3309 MO09_13:40 |
Earth System Model: The potential for predicting future variability and change in the Earth environment using integrated Earth System Modeling. |
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Mark Schoeberl
Peter Hildebrand
Ricky Rood
Carol Raymond
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NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
NASA, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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OFES (movie clip) *
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| 03.3310 MO09_14:00 |
Ocean & Atmosphere: Predicting monthly to seasonal climate variability and the oceanic and atmospheric causes and effects.
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Peter Hildebrand
Siegfried Schubert
Michele Rienecker
Martin Mlynczak
Tim Miller
Mark Schoeberl
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NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
NASA, Langley Research Center
NASA, Marshall Space Flight Center
NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
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| 03.3311 MO09_14:20 |
Biosphere A decadal vision: Predicting biosphere-climate interactions and the availability of fresh water under the influence of climate change including the effects induced by humans.
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Paul Curran
David L. Peterson
Rick Miller
Martin Mlynczak
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University of Southampton, UK
NASA, Ames Research Center
NASA, Stennis Space Center
NASA, Langley Research Center
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| 03.3312 MO09_14:40 |
Solid Earth: Predicting solid Earth interactions with climate and teheffects on habitability of Earth.
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Ron Blom
Carol Raymond
Marty Mlynczak
Ben Chao
Waleed Abdalati
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NASA Jet Propulsion laboratory
NASA Jet Propulsion laboratory
NASA, Langley Research Center
NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center
NASA, Headquarters
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Paper (not available)
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| 03.3313 MO09_15:00 |
Climate Change –bringing awareness to an international scale:
Potential implications of our coming understanding of the causes and effects of climate variability and change.
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Michael J. Prather
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U California Irvine
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Panel Session
International and Interagency Cooperative Development: Cooperative development of architecture for Earth system observational systems and modeling capabilities.
The Earth System Model (ESM) framework provides a fundamental new ability to understand the Earth and the complex relationships among the key areas of environmental science and the Earth's human inhabitants. Due to the size and complexity, the virtual ESM is a quintessentially international effort that includes new observational techniques, advanced modeling and computational capabilities, as well as the integrating architectures that bring the observation capabilities, science algorithms, ESMs, together. The panel will discuss national and international viewpoints concerning the approaches and challenges to attainment of the ESM predictive goals.
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Gran Paules, NASA HQ - Panel Presentation
D. Goodenough Natural Resources Canada
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Invited Panelists: Provide Opening Comments
John Cunningham, NOAA, USA
José Achache, Director of Observation, ESA, Europe
Tetsuya Sato, Director of Earth Simulator Center, Japan
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