Join EUROCS-CLIWANET Workshop
16-19th
December 2002, Madrid Spain
Hosted by INM
List of Participants
Felix Ament, Meteorological
Inst., Univ. of Bonn (MIUB) ament@uni-bonn.de
Peter Bechtold, ECMWF,
Reading
peter.bechtold@ecmwf.int
Sandrine Bony, LMD,
Paris bony@lmd.jussieu.fr
Jean-Louis Brenguier, Météo-France jlb@meteo.fr
Javier Calvo, INM,
Madrid
j.calvo@inm.es
Andreas Chlond, MPI, Hamburg chlond@dkrz.de
Sylvain Cheinet, LMD, Paris
Sylvain.Cheinet@lmd.jussieu.fr
J. Pierre Chaboureau, Lab. d'Aerologie, Jean-Pierre.Chaboureau@aero.obs-mip.fr
Susanne Crewell, Meteorological
Ins., Univ. of Bonn (MIUB)
screwell@uni-bonn.de
Steve
Derbyshire, Met. Office (UKMO), shderbyshire@metoffice.com
Arnout
Feijt, KNMI, De
Bilt,
feijt@knmi.nl
Wojciech W. Grabowski, NCAR, Boulder grabow@ucar.edu
Jean-Yves Grandpeix, LMD ,Paris
Jean-Yves.Grandpeix@lmd.jussieu.fr
Francoise Guichard, Météo-France, CNRM,
francoise.guichard@meteo.fr
Jürgen Güldner,
Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD), Lindenberg
Heike Hauschildt, Instit. for
Marine Science (IFM), Kiel
hauschildt@ifm.uni-kiel.de
Colin Jones, Rossby Center
(SMHI), Norrköping Colin.Jones@smhi.se
Jean Philippe Lafore,
Meteo_France, CNRM
jean-philippe.LAFORE@meteo.fr
Vincenzo
Levinziano
Adrian
Lock, Met. Office (UKMO), Bracknell aplock@metoffice.com
Ulrich Löhnert,
Meteorological Ins. Univ of Bonn (MIUB) uloeh@uni-bonn.de
Andreas Macke, Institute for Marine Science (IFM), Kiel amacke@ifm.uni-kiel.de
Pascal Marquet, Météo-France, CNRM,
Toulouse
pascal.marquet@meteo.fr
Christian Mätzler, University of Bern (UNIBE)
christian.matzler@iap.unibe.ch
Erik van Meijgaard, KNMI, De
Bilt vanmeijg@knmi.nl
Frank Muller,
MPI, Hamburg
frank.mueller@dkrz.de
Roel
Neggers, KNMI, De Bilt
Dolores Olmeda, INM,
Madrid olmeda@inm.es
Jon Petch, Met.
Office (UKMO),
jpetch@metoffice.com
Jean-Marcel Piriou,
Météo-France, CNRM jean-marcel.piriou@meteo.fr
Jean-Luc Redelsperger, Météo-France,
CNRM,
jean-luc.redelsperger@meteo.fr
Stephan de Roode, IMAU, Utrecht
roode@phys.uu.nl
Enrique Sánchez, formerly INM, now UCM, Madrid esanchez@fis.ucm.es
Pier Siebesma, KNMI,
De Bilt
siebesma@knmi.nl
Oliver Sievers, GKSS Research Center, Geesthacht
Clemens Simmer, Meteorological
Ins., Univ of Bonn (MIUB) simmer@uni-bonn.de
Pedro Soares, University of Lisboa (UL) psoares@fc.ul.pt
Alison Stirling, Met. Office
(UKMO)
alison.stirling@metoffice.com
Remi Tailleux, LMD, Paris
tailleux@lmd.jussieu.fr
Ib Troen, EU Commission, Bruxelles
ib.troen@cec.eu.int
Aad van Ulden,
KNMI aad.van.ulden@knmi.nl
Ulrika Willen, Rossby Center (SMHI), Norrköping
Ulrika.Willen@smhi.se
Agenda & PDF presentations
Monday 16th December
Join EUROCS-CLIWANET
session 9:30-13:00 (Conference Room)
9:30 Welcome and opening ((Bartolome Orfila & Javier Calvo)
9:45 General presentation of EUROCS (Jean-Luc
Redelsperger) 
10:00 EUROCS: Boundary layer Clouds: Stratocumulus
(Stephan De Roode)
Cumulus (Pier Siebesma & Gert Lenderink)
Pacific
case(Pier Siebesma)
10:45-11:00 Coffee break
11:00 EUROCS: Deep Convective Clouds
Diurnal cycle of deep
convection (Françoise Guichard)
Impact of
humidity (Steve Derbyshire)
11:30 Overview of CLIWA-NET (Susanne Crewell)
11:40 CLIWA-NET WP2000 Ground-based network
(Susanne Crewell)
12:10 CLIWA-NET WP3000 Satellite remote sensing
and integration (Arnout Feijt, Andreas Macke)
12:40 CLIWA-NET WP4000 Model evaluation and
improvement (Erik van Meijgaard)
13:00-14h30 Lunch
EUROCS
session 14:30-18h00 (Conference Room)
Shallow cumulus:14:30-15:00
Status on intercomparison
case; data availability, deliverables, papers (Pier Siebesma)
Diurnal cycle of deep
convection 15:00-18:00
Status on
intercomparison case; (F.
Guichard)
Bridging the gap
between shallow and deep convection runs (J. Petch)
Role of stability
and moisture on the development of convection in the EUROCS case (JP Chaboureau
et al) )
16:00-16:15 Coffee break
The
impact of shear and variability on CRM simulations (A. Stirling)
Discussion of
GCIN (R. Tailleux) + maybe transition from shallow to deep convection (with S. Cheinet)
Impact of the
triggering function on the diurnal cycle of deep convection in SCM and GCM runs
at ECMWF (J.-P. Chaboureau et al)
Wrap-up discussion [reports, data availability, deliverables,
timetable, deadlines...] (F. Guichard)
CLIWANET session 14:30-18h00 (Meeting Room)
14:30
Review of CLIWA-NET objectives
Cloud classification for LWC retrieval (Ulrich Löhnert)
Analysis of diurnal cycle (Susanne Crewell, Jürgen Güldner)
Supercooled-water layers (Susanne Crewell)
Cloud layer overlap and the influence of vertical and temporal resolution of radar data (Oliver
Sievers)
Water budget, precipitation initiation (Markus Quante)
Further work to be done until end of project, inputs for other WP’s,
identification of shortcomings/extra work
Content of final report
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Tuesday 17th December
EUROCS
session 9:00-12:30(Conference Room)
Strato-Cumulus: 9:00-10:00
Status on the
intercomparison; data availability, deliverables, papers (S. De Roode and H.
Grenier)
ECHAM-SCM
simulations of the EUROCS SCu case: What have we learnt? (A. Chlond)
How large is
large enough? Large-eddy simulation of clear and cloudy convective boundary
layers (S. De Roode)
Idealized humidity case 10:00-12:30
Status on the
intercomparison (Steve Derbyshire)
10:45-11:00 Coffee break
Sensitivity of
MJO in CRCP model to humidity (W.
Grabowski)
SCM and GCM tests
at LMD (Jean-Yves Grandpeix)
SCM and GCM tests
with ARPEGE-NWP (Jean-Marcel Piriou)
Sensitivity of
ECMWF skill scores to entrainment (Peter Bechtold)
Wrap-up discussion: actions
to complete including papers, reports, data availability, deliverables and further
runs if necessary (Steve Derbyshire)
CLIWANET
session 9:00-12:30(Meeting Room)
Results
WP3000: Satellite observations and integration (Andreas
Macke)
Data aquisition and cloud classification (Adam Dybbroe)
Cloud analysis with AMSU (Heike
Hausschildt)
Quantitative cloud analysis with
AVHRR (Dominique Jolivet)
10:45
Coffee break
Discussion on WP3000 results
Further work to be done until end of project, inputs for other WP’s
identification of shortcomings/extra work
content of final report
EUROCS
session 14:00-18:00 (Conference Room)
EUROCS Journal Issue: 14:00-14:30 (Steve
Derbyshire and Jean-Luc Redelsperger)
Pacific Case 14:30-18:00
Introduction of
case (Pier Siebesma) 5 minutes
Overview of all observations
and results: Roel
Neggers: 50 minutes
15:45 Coffee
break
Individual
Presentions on the Pacific (10 min each):
ECHAM5-results Chlond/Muller/Sednev
Met-Office
Results Adrian Lock
ARPEGE-Climat
results Pascal
Marquet/Herve Grenier
ECMWF-results Peter Bechtold
RACMO-results Roel Neggers/Geert
Lenderink
Discussion
CLIWANET
session 14:00-18:00 (Meeting Room)
Results WP4000: Model evaluation and
cloud parameterizations
Presentations by
Erik van Meijgaard
Felix Ament
Colin Jones
Ulrika Willen
Discussion on WP4000 results
Further work to be done until end of project, inputs for other WP’s
identification of shortcomings/extra work
content of final report
****Reception courteously organized and
sponsored by INM
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Wednesday 18th December
EUROCS
session on GCMs 9:00-11:30 (Conference
Room)
Reports on GCM/RCM physics development and impacts on cloud
representation in 3D runs during EUROCS.
(15 minutes + 5 minutes for discussion)
(Presentations need to be decoupled from the various cases)
ECMWF Peter Bechtold
Met Office Steve Derbyshire
and Adrian Lock
ARPEGE-CLIMAT Pascal Marquet
LMD Jean-Yves Grandpeix
MPI Andreas Chlond
HIRLAM Javier Calvo and
Colin Jones
RACMO Pier Siebesma or
Colleague
10:45-11:00 Coffee break
EUROCS
final session 11:45-12:30 (Conference Room)
Final report, TIP, and work for
the last months of EUROCS (Jean-Luc Redelsperger)
How to keep alive the EUROCS community after the end of EU contract?
CLIWANET
session 9:00-12:30 (Meeting Room)
- current status
- structure
- work in sub groups on specific sections
Join
EUROCS-CLIWANET session 14:00-18:00 (Conference Room)
Cloud parameterisations and model evaluation (from LES to GCM)
(For each talk 20 minutes + 10 minutes for discussion)
Evaluation of GCM clouds
& radiation (Sandrine Bony)
Evaluation of regional model
clouds & requirements from satellites (Colin Jones)
Microphysical aspects of
Clouds (observed and modelled) (Jean Louis Brenguier)
Developing clouds
parameterisations: the role of observations (Clemens Simmer)
Future directions in
convective parameterisations (Peter Bechtold)
Linking LES/CRMs to GCM
parameterisations (Pier Siebesma)
CRMs and
super-parameterisations for climate/NWP models (Wotjek Grabowski)
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Thursday 19th
December
Join
EUROCS-CLIWANET wrap-up 9:00-12:30 (Conference Room)
Combined wrap-up,
future scientific issues and projects (FP6)
(Detailed agenda
from Clemens Simmer and Pier Siebesma)
Presentation of
RAINCLOUDS (Vincenzo Levinziano)
Presentation of
CLOUDCONNECTION (Pier Siebesma)
Future scientific
issues and projects (FP6)
12:30 End of
EUROCS-CLIWANET Workshop
How to get to INM and
other practical information:
Informations provided byJavier Calvo
Servicio de Modelizacion Tel: (+34) 91 5819 836
Instituto Nacional de Meteorologia Fax: (+34) 91 5819 767
c/ Leonardo Prieto Castro, 8
28040 Madrid E-mail: j.calvo@inm.es
Spain pne@inm.es
* GETTING TO THE CITY CENTRE FROM THE
AIRPORT (MADRID- BARAJAS)
The Madrid-Barajas airport is linked to the city by the Underground train "Metro" departing from Terminal 2. Line 8 goes straight to the "Nuevos Ministerios" metro station in the centre of Madrid, with a journey time of just 12 minutes. Once in "Nuevos Ministerios" you may take a taxi or the Metro to your hotel. The cost is 0.95 ? one way.
You might consider buying a 10-trip ticket at 5 euros, valid for both Metro and city buses which can be shared with other people.
The centre is also linked to the airport by buses which run every 15 minutes from all the terminals to "Plaza Colon". The fare is 2,40 euros. A taxi service from the airport to the city centre may cost around 20 euros in normal traffic conditions. Be sure to use official cabs (white with a red strip); others may be expensive.
* GETTING TO
THE INM FROM THE CITY CENTRE
The Instituto Nacional de Meteorología (INM) is located at " Leonardo Prieto Castro street" (former Camino de las Moreras ) in the university area not far from the centre of Madrid.
-The Underground ("Metro") is the easiest way to get there. Take Line 6 to stations "Ciudad Universitaria" or " Metropolitano" both at a 10 minutes walk to INM (see the map of the INM area).
-Buses 82 and 132 also have stops in the nearby of the INM and can be boarded in the area of Moncloa.
-A taxi run from the centre to the INM is not expensive (about 7 euros). Not every taxi driver is aware of the INM location so do not forget to take the address or a map with you.
* GETTING TO
THE INM FROM THE METRO
As you come out from the "Ciudad Universitaria" Metro station follow "Avenida Complutense" towards the North. The Botanical Garden will be on your right. When you get to the roundabout follow the road that goes straight ( though it bears right a bit ) until you see a sign indicating INM. At that point turn right ( Physics School will be on your left) until you get to a small passage. Pass through and follow the road that goes straight. You'll see INM on your left.
* Usefull links to get turist information about Madrid:
http://www.gomadrid.com
http://www.softdoc.es
NOTE: Please be careful with pickpockets !
Hotels
INM expects that you make your own reservation. Please send a Fax to the Hotel you choose including the reference INM and providing a
Credit Card Number.
Below you can find the 'preferential' rates they provide to INM (ask to confirm the rates). Cancellations should not have penalties until the last day. Maybe,
you can find cheapest rates through internet, specially as you approach to the requested date.
If you have any problem contact
Javier Calvo
j.calvo@inm.es
Tel.: +34 91 5819 836
or Dolores Olmeda
olmeda@inm.es
Tel.: +34 91 5819 692
About 40 min. walking and 20 min. using
the Metro from INM:
- Moncloa Garden Hotel. INM has a group blocking here (the blocking last till November, 12th).
- Conde Duque Hotel
About 30 min. by Metro in the tourist downtown (maybe noisier)
- Regina Hotel
Hotel Moncloa Garden (3***)
Address: C/ Serrano Jover, 1
http://www.hotelmoncloagarden.com/
Metro: Arguelles
Fax: +34 91 542 71 69
Tel.: +34 91 542 45 82
Rates (in Euros, 7% VAT not included. Breakfast buffet included):
Friday to Sunday:
- Double or Double Single Occupancy: 87,15
Monday to Thursday:
- Double Single Occupancy: 100,67
- Double: 119,00
Gran Hotel Conde Duque (4****)
Address: Plaza Conde Suchil, 5
http://www.hotelcondeduque.es/ingles/pagina_2_ingles.htm
Metro: Quevedo
Fax: +34 91 448 35 69 (Att.: Andres Mendez)
Tel.: +34 91 447 70 00
Rates (in Euros, 7% VAT not included. ):
Friday to Sunday (Breakfast buffet included)
- Single: 81,14
- Double Single Occupancy: 99,17
- Double: 111,20
Monday to Thursday (for breakfast add 11,42):
- Single: 99,17
- Double Single Occupancy: 126,21
- Double: 144,24
Hotel Regina (3***)
Address: C/Alcala, 19
Metro: Sol
Fax: +34 91 522 40 88
Tel.: +34 91 527 47 25
Rates (in Euros, 7% VAT not included. Breakfast not included):
- Single: 60
- Double 90