FUTURE COMMUNITY EFFORTS IN UNDERSTANDING AND MODELING ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES

Atmospheric processes are important for weather, climate, and water prediction, as well as climate change projection, but their representation through subgrid parameterizations remains challenging. Understanding and representing these processes are therefore major goals of international research pro...

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Published inBulletin of the American Meteorological Society Vol. 99; no. 9; pp. ES159 - ES162
Main Authors Zeng, Xubin, Klocke, Daniel, Shipway, Ben J., Singh, Martin S., Sandu, Irina, Hannah, Walter, Bogenschutz, Peter, Zhang, Yunyan, Morrison, Hugh, Pritchard, Michael, Rio, Catherine
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Boston American Meteorological Society 01.09.2018
Subjects
Accuracy
Aerosols
Atmospheric models
Atmospheric processes
Atmospheric research
Climate change
Cloud microphysics
Clouds
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
Gravitational waves
Gravity waves
International organizations
Laboratories
MEETING SUMMARIES
Microphysics
Modelling
Numerical simulations
Physics
Rain
Weather
Victoria Australia
California
United Kingdom > UK
Australia
United States > US
Southern Ocean
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Summary:Atmospheric processes are important for weather, climate, and water prediction, as well as climate change projection, but their representation through subgrid parameterizations remains challenging. Understanding and representing these processes are therefore major goals of international research programs. The Global Atmospheric System Studies (GASS) Panel (Zeng and Klocke 2017), as part of the Global Energy and Water Exchanges Project (GEWEX), is dedicated to developing and improving the representation of the atmosphere in weather and climate models by facilitating and supporting the international community to carry out and use observations, process studies, and numerical model experiments.
Bibliography:AC52-07NA27344
USDOE
Australian Research Council (ARC)
LLNL-JRNL-752887
ISSN:0003-0007
1520-0477
DOI:10.1175/BAMS-D-18-0139.1