Training Course Classifications in atmospheric sciences and their applications Physical Geography and Quantitative Methods Institute of Geography, University of Augsburg 12-16. April 2010
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Training Course
Classifications in atmospheric sciencesand their applications
Physical Geography and Quantitative Methods
Institute of Geography, University of Augsburg
1216. April 2010
Before we really start ... Whom to ask ...
… some informations:
People
Administrative stuff
Places
Scientific programme
Lunch break
Social events
Prof. Dr. Jucundus JacobeitInstitute of Geography (IGUA), University of Augsburg, Augsburg, Germany
Dr. Radan Huth *Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Prague, Czech Republic
Dr. Christoph Beck *Institute of Geography (IGUA), University of Augsburg, Augsburg, Germany
Dr. Andreas Philipp *Institute of Geography (IGUA), University of Augsburg, Augsburg, Germany
Dr. Christel Prudhomme *Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (CEH), Wallingford, UK
Dr. Rasmus BenestadNorwegian Meteorological Institute, Oslo, Norway
Thomas Krennert *Central Institute for Meteorology and Geodynamics (ZAMG), Vienna, Austria
Pere EstebanVea *Snow and Mountain Research Center of Andorra (CENMAIEA), Sant Julià de Lòria, Andorra
Prof. Dr. Pavlos Kassomenos *Lab of Meteorology, University of Ioannina, Ioannina, Greece
Dr. Jan KyselyInstitute of Atmospheric Physics, Prague, Czech Republic
* Member of the COST733 Action
People Lecturers of the Training Course
Stefanie Kloß
Christoph Beck
Andreas Philipp
People you may ask for assistance ...
Klemens Barfus, Ciaran Broderick, Sonia Fernandez, Andreas Hoy,
Jacques Celestin Moliba Bankanza, Tobias Pardowitz, Simon Parry,
Alexandre Ramos, Maik Renner, Faize Saris, Stephanie Singla,
Beverly Todd, Donna Wilson, Simona Andrei, Maider Bermejo,
Sedef Cakir, Lameck Fiwa, Francesca Guarnieri, Patrick Laux,
Kaupo Mändla, Geraldo Corzo Perez, Wei Yang, Athanassios Zagouras
People Participants of the Training Course
Klemens Barfus, Ciaran Broderick, Sonia Fernandez, Andreas Hoy,
Jacques Celestin Moliba Bankanza, Tobias Pardowitz, Simon Parry,
Alexandre Ramos, Maik Renner, Faize Saris, Stephanie Singla,
Beverly Todd, Donna Wilson, Simona Andrei, Maider Bermejo,
Sedef Cakir, Lameck Fiwa, Francesca Guarnieri, Patrick Laux,
Kaupo Mändla, Geraldo Corzo Perez, Wei Yang, Athanassios Zagouras
People Participants of the Training Course
Briefly introduce yourself
Who are you, where do you come from,
what's your major research focus, ...
sign the ‘students’ attendance list daily
fill out the grant letter
fill out the payment request form
and submit both documents (grant letter and payment request form) to Stefanie Kloß COST office→
have you registered your profile and bank details?
Administrative Stuff to be done
Room 3067: Lectures and exercises
Room 3068: Poster presentations
Corridor: Coffee breaks
Access code for rooms 3067 and 3068: 1 7 0 3
Places to be (during the day)
Tuesday, April 13
09h00 - 10h30Introduction to circulation type classifications, part I, theory
and exercises. A. Philipp
10h30 - 11h00 Coffee/Tea-break
11h00 - 12h30Introduction to circulation type classifications, part II theory
and exercises. A. Philipp
12h30 - 14h00 Lunch
14h00 - 15h30 Introduction to circulation type classifications, part III, theory
and exercises. A. Philipp
15h30 - 16h00 Coffee/Tea-break
16h00 - Student poster presentations & discussion 8 presentations á 10 mins
Introduction to circulation type classification methods
Science Programme for Tuesday, 13.04.2010
Wednesday, April 14
09h00 - 10h30 Evaluation and comparison, part I, theory and exercises C. Beck, R. Huth
10h30 - 11h00 Coffee/Tea – break
11h00 - 12h30 Evaluation and comparison, part II, theory and exercises C. Beck
12h30 - 14h00 Lunch
14h00 - 15h30 Evaluation and comparison, part III, theory and exercises C. Beck
15h30 - 16h00 Coffee/Tea – break
16h00 - Student poster presentations & discussion 8 presentations á 10 mins
Evaluation and comparison of circulation type classifications
Science Programme for Wednesday, 14.04.2010
Thursday, April 15
09h00 - 09h30The use of circulation type classifications in different
applications, introductionR. Huth, C. Prudhomme
09h30 - 11h00Climatology and climate modelling, theory, examples and
exercises. R. Huth
11h00 - 11h30 Coffee/Tea-break
11h30 - 13h00Seasonal forecasting & teleconnections, statistical
downscaling R. Benestad
13h00 - 14h30 Lunch
14h30 - 16h00 Hydrology, theory, examples and exercises. C. Prudhomme
16h00 - 16h30 Coffee/Tea-break
16h30 - Student poster presentation and discussion. 8 presentations á 10 mins
Evening Social event
Applications of circulation type classifications – Part I
Science Programme for Thursday, 15.04.2010
Friday, April 16
09h00 - 10h30 Meteorology, theory, examples and exercises. T. Krennert, P. Esteban
10h30 - 11h00 Coffee/Tea-break
11h00 – 12h30 Forest Fires & hazards (incl. snow avalanches)P. Kassomenos,
P. Esteban
12h30 - 14h00 Lunch
14h00 - 15h00 Weather type classifications in human health studies J. Kysely
15h00 - 16h00 Future perspectives of circulation type classifications Panel; All lecturers
16h00 - Closing ceremony
Applications of circulation type classifications – Part II
Science Programme for Friday, 16.04.2010
Posters are on display in room 3068
from Monday, 12.04. to Friday, 16.04.
Poster presentations on tuesday, wednesday, thursday16:00 to ca. 17:30
ca. 10 mins presentation of each participant
Science Poster presentations
Poster presentations on Tuesday, 13.04.2010
Science Poster presentations
DonnaWilson
A spatial synoptic classification for Western Europe
Athanassios Zagouras
Intelligent data analysis methods or atmospheric circulation classification and gridded data sequences classification
MaikRenner
Seasonal occurrence of circulation types and timing of seasons in Germany
MaiderBermejo
Recent observed changes in weather Types over Spain
BeverlyTodd
Reconstructing long-term drought patterns for Britain from Instrumental, Historical and Sedimentary Sources
GeraldoPerez
Large scale spatial and temporal drought characterization
FaizeSaris
Regional hydroclimatic variability in Northeast Turkey:Identifying climate and rive flow dynamics
Poster presentations on Wednesday, 14.04.2010
Science Poster presentations
AndreasHoy
Temperature and precipitation extremes in Estonia and East Germany and Connections to Atmospheric Circulation Patterns
SoniaFernandez
Circulation Pattern Classification by Sandra Cluster Method for the Iberian Peninsula and relationships with relative extreme values of temperature and precipitation
SimonaAndrei
Severe Weather Phenomena in South-Eastern EuropeAssociated with Air Circulations during the Winter of 2009-2010
Francesca Guarnieri
Weather Type Classification applied to Summer daily maximum temperature in Italy
TobiasPardowitz
Identification of wind storm related weather types
KaupoMändla
How do southern cyclones perform in 05 domain circulation types?
KlemensBarfus
Analysis of precipitation and possible predictors for downscaling purposes in Oman
Poster presentations on Thursday, 15.04.2010
Science Poster presentations
CiaranBroderick
Uncertainty in climate change scenarios and hydrological responses for the Burrishoole Catchment
AlexandreRamos
Relationship between regional climate modes and circulation regimes in NW Iberia Peninsula- Past climate and future scenarios
SedefCakir
Multimodel Ensemble Forecasting Using Neural Network
WeiYang
Distribution-based scaling to improve usability of regional climate model projections for hydrological climate change impacts studies
JacquesMoliba
Spatial Modelling of summer precipitation over the Czech Republic using auxiliary geographical variables
LameckFiwa
Towards a sustainable and improved cereal production through water productivity enhancement in a rainfed farming system in Malawi
StéphanieSingla
Toward a seasonal prediction of water resources in France: predictability of hydrological variables
Main Cafeteria „Mensa“ is closed for renovation.
Alternatives:
on the campus
We are here!
Lunch where to have, how to pay, ...
Main Cafeteria „Mensa“ is closed for renovation.
Alternatives:
„Mensapavillon“
offers 2 warm main dishes, salads, …
Opening hours:
Mo to Fr 11:30 13:30
We are here!
Lunch where to have, how to pay, ...
Main Cafeteria „Mensa“ is closed for renovation.
Alternatives:
„Old Cafeteria“
offers warm main dish, pizza, sandwiches,sausages, „Leberkäse“, ...
Opening hours:
Mo to Thu 08:30 15:15Fr 08:30 14:30
We are here!
Lunch where to have, how to pay, ...
Main Cafeteria „Mensa“ is closed for renovation.
Alternatives:
„Kiosk“
offers french fries, sausages, „Leberkäse“, …
Opening hours:
Mo to Thu 09:00 15:00Fr 09:00 13:45
We are here!
Lunch where to have, how to pay, ...
Leberkäse
It's not possible to buy „Leberkäse“ with cash!
:(It is possible to buy „Leberkäse“ with a „Mensa Card“
:)To get a „Mensa Card“
pay 5 EURO to Stefanie Kloß during coffee break
follow Stefanie today at 12:00 to the „Mensapavillon“
return your „Mensa Card“ on Friday at the „Infopoint in the Mensapavillon“ (Mo to Fr, 11:00 14:00) to get 5 EURO back
We are here!
Lunch where to have, how to pay, ...
Opening hours:
„Mensapavillon“: Mo to Fr 11:30 13:30
„Old Cafeteria“: Mo to Thu 08:30 15:15Fr 08:30 14:30
„Kiosk“: Mo to Thu 09:00 15:00Fr 09:00 13:45
„Infopoint in the Mensapavillon“:Mo to Fr 11:00 14:00
We are here!
Lunch where to have, how to pay, ...
Main Cafeteria „Mensa“ is closed for renovation.
Alternatives:
near to the campus
e.g.
R = Restaurant
F = Fast food (Döner, ...)
C = Cafe
B = Bakery
We are here!
BR
R
R
RFCC
Lunch where to have, how to pay, ...
Monday, 12.04.2010
17:30 19:30 „Icebreaker“ in corridor in front of 3068
Social Events Icebreaker
Thursday, 15.04.2010
20:00 Dinner in the „Ratskeller“
Social Events Dinner
Tram Station „Königsplatz“
„Ratskeller“
Social Events Dinner
Thursday, 15.04.2010
20:00 Dinner in the „Ratskeller“
Monday, April 12 Lecturer(s)
08h30 – 09h30 Registration
09h30 – 10h15 Welcome ceremony, presentation of participants.J. Jacobeit, R. Huth, C.
Beck
10h15 – 10h30 Introduction to COST733, background and objectives R. Huth
10h30 – 11h00 Coffee/Tea-break
11h00 - 12h00Introduction to application of circulation and weather type
classificationsR. Huth
12h00 – 13h30 Lunch
13h30 - 14h30 Basic considerations on classifications in climate research J. Jacobeit
14h30 – 15h30 The COST733 database of circulation type classifications A. Philipp
15h30 – 16h00 Coffee/Tea-break
16h00 – 17h30 Organizational and technical introduction to exercises A. Philipp, C. Beck
Introduction to classifications in atmospheric science
Science Programme for Monday, 12.04.2010
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