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Wednesday, September 9, 2015
TimeAgenda/AbstractsPresenterPresentation
13:00 to 14:30

Session I: Identifying opportunities and challenges of observing and modeling IAS variability and its teleconnections (chair: German Poveda)

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13:00Introductions/logisticsGerman Poveda (chair), Kristan Uhlenbrock 
13:05Mesoscale Convective Systems (MCSs) in the Intra-Americas Seas (IAS): Evidence from TRMM (for Session 1)Edward ZipserDownload
13:25Predictability of Eastern Pacific Intraseasonal VariabilityNeena Joseph ManiDownload
13:45IAS summer weather and its shaping by the atmosphere's zonal mean momentumBrian MapesDownload
14:05Advancing the understanding of the IAS with the Community Earth System ModelErnesto MunozDownload
14:30 to 15:30

Poster Session I

(see Wednesday posters below)

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15:30 to 17:00

Session II: Ocean-Land-Atmosphere interactions of the Continental Americas and the Caribbean (chair: Erick Rivera)

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15:30IntroductionErick Rivera (chair) 
15:35Water Cycle Linkages Between the Intra-American Seas and Continental AreasPaul DirmeyerDownload
15:55Moisture origin and transport processes in Colombia, northern South AmericaIsabel HoyosDownload
16:15Do the Amazon and Orinoco freshwater plumes really matter for hurricane-induced ocean surface cooling ?Julien JouannoDownload
16:35The Seasonality of the Great Plains Low-Level Jet and ENSO RelationshipLakshmi KrishnamurthyDownload
Thursday, September 10, 2015
TimeAgenda/AbstractsPresenterPresentation
13:00 to 14:30

Session III: Weather and climate extremes in the Americas (chair: Chunzai Wang)

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13:00IntroductionChunzai Wang (chair) 
13:05Toward a unified system for understanding, predicting and projecting regional hurricane activityGabriel VecchiDownload
13:25Impacts of the Atlantic Warm Pool on Atlantic HurricanesChunzai WangDownload
13:45Diurnal to Intraseasonal Variability and the Central American DroughtYolande SerraDownload
14:05Subseasonal-to-seasonal extreme rainfall scenarios for the Caribbean BasinAngel G. MunozDownload
14:30 to 15:30

Poster Session II (see Thursday posters below)

(see Thursday posters below)

Poster presenters for this session will be online to respond to all questions and comments. Participants are encouraged to view the session posters and interact with the presenters by posing questions in the comment box available at the bottom of each poster's webpage.

  
15:30 to 17:00

Session IV: Initiatives to improve observational coverage of the ocean, land, and atmosphere (chair: Yolande Serra)

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15:30IntroductionYolande Serra (chair) 
15:35COCONet and TLALOCNet: Providing the Intra-Americas Seas Region with Enhanced Atmospheric Observational CapacityJohn BraunDownload
15:55GPS Meteorological Networks for Process-Oriented Studies of Tropical Deep ConvectionDavid AdamsDownload
16:15The CARIACO Ocean Time-Series: two decades of biogeochemistry and ecological research to understand ocean and climate variabilityFrank Muller-KargerDownload
16:35Sustained and Targeted Ocean Observations for Improving Atlantic Tropical Cyclone Intensity and Hurricane Seasonal ForecastsRicardo DominguesDownload
Friday, September 11, 2015
TimeAgenda/AbstractsPresenterPresentation
13:00 to 14:30

Session V: Identifying sources of model biases for the IAS in both coupled and ocean or atmospheric models (Chair: Vasu Misra)

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13:00IntroductionVasu Misra (chair) 
13:05Intraseasonal variability in the IAS and Its Representation in ModelsEric MaloneyDownload
13:25The western Colombia low-level jet and its simulation by CMIP5 modelsJuan Pablo SierraDownload
13:45The Sensitivity of Regional Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere Simulations over the Intra-Americas Seas to the Prescribed BathymetryVasu  MisraDownload
14:05The importance of ocean mesoscale variability for air-sea interactions and heat anomaly distribution in the Gulf of MexicoDian PutrasahanDownload
14:30 to 15:30

Poster Session III

(see Friday posters below)

Poster presenters for this session will be online to respond to all questions and comments. Participants are encouraged to view the session posters and interact with the presenters by posing questions in the comment box available at the bottom of each poster's webpage.

  
15:30 to 17:00

Session VI: Panel discussion: observations, modeling, predictability, and prediction of the region (chair: Vasu Misra)

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15:35NASA Precipitation and Other Earth Science DataGeorge HuffmanDownload
15:45Ocean Observing in the Intra-American SeasLynn (Nick) ShayDownload
15:55Model Biases in the Intra-American SeasShang-Ping XieDownload
16:05Q&A, general discussion, wrap-up  

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Poster Presentations

Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Poster TitleAuthorPresenter's Affiliation
Observed (1970-1999) climate variability in Central America using a high-resolution meteorological dataset with potential for climate change studiesEric AlfaroCenter for Geophysical Research, Center for Research in Marine Sciences and Limnology and School of Physics, University of Costa Rica
Characterization and prediction of the Mid Summer Drought in the Tempisque river basin, North of Costa Rica, Central America, using ENSO and AMO relationshipsEric AlfaroCenter for Geophysical Research, Center for Research in Marine Sciences and Limnology and School of Physics, University of Costa Rica
Evaluation of GPCP 1DD Precipitation Product Using NEXRAD Q2 Precipitation Estimates over the CONUSWenjun CuiUniversity of North Dakota
Detection of recent regional sea surface temperature warming in the Intra-Americas Region, 1982-2012Equisha GlennThe City College of New York (CCNY), NOAA-CREST
Potential Impact of Climate Change on the Intra-Americas Sea: A Dynamic Downscaling of the CMIP5 Model ProjectionsYanyun LiuUniversity of Miami/CIMAS and NOAA/AOML
ANALYSIS OF SUPERFICIAL SEA TEMPERATURE ANOMALIES IN COLOMBIAN BASIN – CARIBBEAN SEAAngela RodríguezUniversidad Nacional de Colombia, Grupo de investigación CENIT
Choco and Caribbean low-level jets: observations and sensitivity analysis in regional climate models.Johanna YepesNational University of Colombia
Thursday, September 10, 2015
Poster TitleAuthorPresenter's Affiliation
MJO, NAO, ENSO, and Mid-Summer Rainfall in the CaribbeanScott CurtisEast Carolina University
Ocean-atmosphere variability related with the midsummer drought over Mexico and Central America in the CFSR reanalysisIvonne M. García-MartínezCentro de Investigación Científica y de Educación Superior de Ensenada, México
Saharan dust transport to northern South America: a case of studySantiago Giraldo CárdenasEscuela Ambiental. Universidad de Antioquia
The Warm Pool Variability of the Tropical Northeast Pacific and its Relation to the Atlantic Warm PoolDanielle GroenenCenter for Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction Studies, Florida State University
A Coupled Ocean Circulation, Wave, Atmosphere and Marine Ecosystem Prediction System for the IASRuoying HeNorth Carolina State University
On the dynamics of the Caribbean Low Level JetEduardo HerreraUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Fifty Years of African Dust Studies in the Caribbean Basin: The Role of Dust in Climate and Air QualityJoseph ProsperoRosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, University of Miami
Friday, September 11, 2015
Poster TitleAuthorPresenter's Affiliation
Building the weather to climate bridge: The Caribbean Rain-BeltTeddy AllenInternational Research Institute for Climate and Society (IRI)
The 2010-2012 extreme wet season in northern South America: causes and moisture sourcesPaola AriasUniversidad de Antioquia
The contribution of tropical cyclones to seasonal precipitation over MexicoChristian DominguezInstituto de Geografía, UNAM
Characteristics of Tropical Cyclones Making Landfall on the Pacific Coast of Mexico: 1970-2014Luis M. FarfánCenter for Scientific Research and Higher Education at Ensenada (CICESE)
Can we predict seasonal changes in high impact weather in the US?Eunsil JungUniversity of Miami
Inhomogeneous influence of the Atlantic warm pool on United States precipitationHailong LiuInstitite of Oceanography Shanghai Jiaotong University
Uncertainty quantification for a climatology of the frequency and spatial distribution of North Atlantic tropical cyclone landfallsSusan Tolwinski-WardAIR Worldwide
Spatial Risk of Extreme Hurricane Winds over the Gulf of Mexico and North AtlanticJill TrepanierLouisiana State University-Geography and Anthropology
A typology of convection regimes observed over the Caribbean from May to NovemberNicolas VigaudInternational Research Institute (IRI)

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