Draft version of 30 April 2014

HEPPA/SOLARIS 2014 - Draft Agenda

Kongresshaus Baden-Baden, 5 – 9 May 2014, 1st floor, rooms S1/S2, Augustaplatz 1, Baden-Baden

 

A draft version of the Abstract Book can be downloaded here.

All posters will be on display from Monday morning to Wednesday afternoon.

 

Monday, 5 May 2014

8:00 –	8:45:	Registration (registration is open all days 8:30 – 17:00 h)
	Chair:	Gabi Stiller
8:45 –	9:00:	Welcome and logistics (Gabi Stiller)
9:00 –	9:45:	Radiation belt particle precipitation and its effects on atmospheric interaction: Van Allen probes observations (Harlan Spence)
9:45 –	10:15:	The challenges and problems in measuring energetic electron precipitation into the atmosphere (Mark A. Clilverd)
10:15 –	10:45:	One-slide presentations for poster session I (Posters A and E)
10:45 -	11:15:	Coffee break leading into
11:15 –	12:30:	Poster session I (Posters A and E)
12:30 –	14:00:	Lunch break
	Chair:	Harlan Spence
14:00 –	14:45:	Measurements of solar irradiance – is the controversy solved? (Thierry Dudok de Wit)
14:45 –	15:15:	The solar cycle 24 and predictions of future solar variability (Natalie Krivova)
15:15 -	15:45:	Coffee break leading into
15:45 –	17:30:	Poster session I (Posters A and E)
18:00 –	20:00:	Ice breaker at the “Kongresshaus”

Tuesday, 6 May 2014:

8:30 –	17:00:	Registration
	Chair:	Cora Randall
9:00 –	9:45:	Variability of the thermal structure, composition, and energy balance of the mesosphere and thermosphere and influence of energetic particles as revealed by SABER (Martyn Mlynczak)
9:45 –	10:15:	The effects of precipitating radiation belt electrons on the mesospheric hydroxyl and ozone (Monika E. Andersson)
10:15 –	10:45:	One-slide presentations for poster session II (Posters B)
10:45 -	11:15:	Coffee break leading into
11:15 –	12:30:	Poster session II (Posters B)
12:30 –	14:00:	Lunch break
	Chair:	Martyn Mlynczak
14:00 –	14:45:	Progress in the detection of solar cycle signals in the lower atmosphere (Dan Marsh)
14:45 –	15:15:	Mathematical methods in atmosphere and climate modelling (Marko Laine)
15:15 -	15:45:	Coffee break leading into
15:45 –	17:30:	Poster session II (Posters B)
18:30 –	ca. 20:00:	Guided walking tour through Baden-Baden (optional, extra cost 5 Euro); meeting point: in front of the “Kongresshaus”

Wednesday, 7 May 2014:

8:30 –	17:00:	Registration
	Chair:	Katja Matthes
9:00 –	9:45:	The influence of solar variability past, present and future, on North Atlantic Climate (Jeff Knight)
9:45 –	10:30:	Solar and Particle Effects on the Tropospheric Climate (Eugene Rozanov)
10:30 –	11:00:	One-slide presentations for poster session III (Posters C and D)
11:00 -	11:30:	Coffee break leading into
11:30 –	12:30:	Poster session III (Posters C and D)
12:30 –	14:00:	Lunch break
	Chair:	Manuel López-Puertas
14:00 –	14:45:	Possible implications of a future grand solar minimum for surface climate (Amanda Maycock)
14:45 –	15:15:	HEPPA/SOLARIS outstanding questions (Bernd Funke and Katja Matthes)
15:15 -	15:45:	Coffee break leading into
15:45 –	17:30:	Poster session III (Posters C and D)
19:00 –	22:00:	Conference dinner at the “Kurhaus Baden-Baden”

Thursday, 8 May 2014:

8:30 –	17:00:	Registration
9:00 –	12:30:	Overview of ongoing international activities and plans
	Chair:	Pekka Verronen
9:00 –	9:20:	SPARC SOLARIS-HEPPA overview (Bernd Funke and Katja Matthes)
9:20 –	9:40:	SOLID - an FP7 Project towards the First European Comprehensive Solar Irradiance Data Exploitation (Margit Haberreiter)
9:40 –	10:00:	ROSMIC - Role of the Sun and the Middle Atmosphere/thermosphere/ionosphere in Climate (Annika Seppälä)
10:00 –	10:20:	Update on the International ISSI team: Quantifying Hemispheric differences in particle Forcing Effects on Stratospheric Ozone (Dan Marsh)
10:20 –	10:40:	ISSI Project ''Specification of Ionization Sources Affecting Atmospheric Processes'' (Irina Mironova)
10:40 -	11:10:	Coffee break
	Chair:	Scott Bailey
11:10 –	11:30:	TOSCA: a COST action on the impact of solar variability on the Earth's climate (Thierry Dudok de Wit)
11:30 –	11:50:	Response of the Atmosphere to Impulsive Solar Events (RAISE) (Cora Randall)
11:50 –	12:30:	Discussion (synergy and collaborations) (All)
12:30 –	14:00:	Lunch break
14:00 –	17:30:	Presentations of ongoing SPARC SOLARIS-HEPPA activities (HEPPA-II, SolarMIP)
	Chair:	Dan Marsh
14:00 –	14:20:	Latest HEPPA II model-measurement intercomparison results (Bernd Funke)
14:20 –	14:40:	Intercomparison of trace gas observations during the 2008/2009 northern hemisphere winter (Kristell Pérot)
14:40 –	15:00:	Comparison of nitric oxide measurements in the mesosphere and lower thermosphere from ACE, MIPAS, Odin/SMR, and SCIAMACHY (Stefan Bender)
15:00 –	15:20:	3dCTM studies on MLT NOx from energetic particles and photoionization (Holger Nieder)
15:20 –	15:40:	Tracer experiments during and after the SSW in winter 2008/2009: set-up and first results (Miriam Sinnhuber)
15:40 -	16:10:	Coffee break
16:10 –	17:30:	Presentations of ongoing SPARC SOLARIS-HEPPA activities (HEPPA-II, SolarMIP) ctnd.
	Chair:	Thomas v. Clarmann
16:10 –	16:30:	Solar Signals in CMIP-5 Simulations, Part 1: The Stratospheric Pathway (Presenter tbd)
16:30 –	16:50:	Solar Signals in CMIP-5 Simulations, Part 2: Climate Response(Stergios Misios)
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18:00 –	22:30:	Wine tasting at the wine cooperative Affental (optional, extra costs 30 Euro); bus leaves at Ludwig-Wilhelm-Platz (behind Evangelische Stadtkirche, church)

Friday, 9 May 2014:

8:30 –	12:00:	Registration
9:00 –	12:30:	Break-out sessions for SPARC SOLARIS-HEPPA activities (HEPPA-II, SolarMIP, etc.)
10:30 -	11:00:	Coffee break
11:00 –	12:30:	HEPPA and SOLARIS break-out sessions cntd.
12:30 –	14:00:	Lunch break
14:00 –	14:30:	HEPPA-II and SolarMIP Reporting session (Bernd Funke and Katja Matthes)
14:30 –	15:30:	Discussion on new/future projects within SOLARIS-HEPPA
	Chair:	Bernd Funke and Katja Matthes
14:30 –	15:00:	CCMI evaluations: Solar trend (Discussion lead:Bernd Funke and Katja Matthes)
15:00 –	15:30:	CCMI evaluations: Solar forcing uncertainties (Discussion lead: Bernd Funke and Katja Matthes)
15:30 -	16:00:	Coffee break
	Chair:	Gabi Stiller
16:00 –	17:00:	Final discussion, next meeting, etc.
17:00	Close of workshop, adjourn

 

Poster Sessions:

(every day: 30 min 1-slide poster presentations, 75 min poster session in the morning, 105 min poster session in the afternoon)

Poster Session I:

Monday, 5 May 2014

1-slide poster presentations from 10:15-10:45

poster session from 11:15-12:30 and 15:45-17:30: Topics A and E

Topic A: Solar and Particle Variability and

Topic E: Tools for Assessing Solar and Particle Influences (new or improved measurements, models, etc)

 

Name	Title	Topic	Board Number
Beharell, Mathew	Substorm induced energetic electron precipitation: morphology and prediction	E	13
v. Clarmann, Thomas	MIPAS: A dataset for testing hypotheses on the impact of particle precipitation on the atmosphere	E	16
Duthie, Rodger	A model of energetic electron precipitation fluxes inside and outside of the plasmasphere during space weather events	E	18
Hardman, Rachael	Investigating electron precipitation events using near-conjugate observations from St. John's, New Foundland, and Halley, Antarctica	A	42
Jahn, Jörg-Micha	Low altitude energetic neutral atom emissions: Remote sensing energetic particle precipitation with neutrals	E	22
Kalakoski, Niilo	Impacts of using different meteorological datasets for nudging WACCM	E	24
Kaufmann, Martin	Atomic oxygen measurements in the mesopause region from 2002 to 2012	E	26
Kero, Antti	Ionospheric electron density profile estimation by spectral riometry	A	40
Misios, Stergios	Lagged climate responses to the 11-year solar cycle in the CMIP5 historical simulations	E	37
Nesse Tyssøy, Hilde	Parameterization of the day-night asymmetry in the atmospheric energy deposition during solar proton events	A	8
Newell, Patrick	OVATION Prime-2013: Solar wind Driven Precipitation Model Extended to Higher Geomagnetic Activity Levels	E	28
Peck, Ethan	Correction to the POES MEPED instrument data	E	30
Sandanger, Marit Irene	A new method of recalibrating NOAA MEPED proton measurements	E	47
Shetti, Dadaso	GPS-TEC and Equatorial Plasma Bubbles observations during the period 2002-2013	A	10
Urban, Jo	Effects of solar activity and high energetic particle precipitation on middle atmospheric composition as observed by the Odin Sub-millimetre Radiometer	E	7
Vlasov, Alexey	The vertical extension of EMAC to the MLT region	E	32
Wissing, Jan Maik	The Atmospheric Ionization Module Osnabrück (AIMOS)	E	34

Poster Session II:

Tuesday, 6 May 2014

1-slide poster presentations from 10:15-10:45

poster session from 11:15-12:30 and 15:45-17:30: Topic B

Topic B (Solar and Particle Effects on the Stratosphere and Above)

 

Name	Title	Topic	Board Number
Bednarz, Ewa	The response of chemistry and climate to the 11-year solar cycle in UMUKCA	B	1
Funke, Bernd	Hemispheric distributions and inter-annual variability of Noy produced by Energetic Particle Precipitation in 2002-2012 as measured by MIPAS	B	43
Funke, Bernd	A semi-empirical model for mesospheric and stratospheric Noy produced by energetic particle precipitation	B	45
Fytterer, Tilo	Solar and particle induced ozone variations and temperature/dynamical feedbacks in the middle atmosphere	B	3
Hendrickx, Koen	Effects of high energetic particles on nitric oxide measured by Odin-SMR	B	5
Kren, Andrew	Examining the stratospheric response to the solar cycle in a coupled WACCM simulation with internally generated QBO	B	48
Kren, Andrew	Examing the decadal variability in the stratosphere in two 200-yr WACCM simulations	B	50
Megner, Linda	Solar impact on total water content in the summer polar mesopause	B	9
Meraner, Katharina	Downward transport of nitrogen oxides in HAMMONIA	B	11
Nieder, Holger	Nox production due to solar forcing in the MLT region - advances in ion chemistry treatment	B	39
Orsolini, Yvan	Impact of energetic particle precipitation on the middle atmosphere through stratospheric nitrid acid	B	15
Päivärinta, Sanna-Mari	Observed effects of solar proton events and sudden stratospheric warmings on odd nitrogen and ozone in the polar middle atmosphere	B	20
Pérot, Kristell	Unusually strong nitric oxide descent in the Arctic middle atmosphere in early 2013 as observed by Odin/SMR	B	17
Reddmann, Thomas	Long-term impact of Noy transport from the lower thermosphere in the KASIMA model	B	19
Seppälä, Annika	Energetic particle forcing of the Northern hemisphere winter stratosphere: Comparison to solar irradiance forcing	B	23
Sinnhuber, Miriam	Local Nox response to geomagnetic activity from the upper stratosphere to the lower thermosphere	B	33
Verronen, Pekka	Comparison of modelled and observed effects of radiation belt electron precipitation on mesospheric hydroxyl and ozone	B	21
Whiter, Daniel	A descent of the aurora over Lapland	B	35

Poster Session III:

Wednesday, 7 May 2014

1-slide poster presentations from 10:30-11:00

poster session from 11:30-12:30 and 15:45-17:30: Topics C and D

Topic C (Solar and Particle Effects on the Troposphere and Climate)

Topic D (Atmosphere and Ocean/Atmosphere Coupling)

 

 

Name	Title	Topic	Board Number
Bailey, Scott	SOFIE observations of gravity wave activity and thermosphere to stratosphere descent triggered by the 2013 Stratospheric Sudden Warming	D	12
Benze, Susanne	The Polar Mesospheric Cloud season onset and end as indicators of atmospheric coupling and solar cycle effects	D	14
Calisto, Marco	Influence of a Carrington-like event on the atmospheric chemistry, temperature, and dynamics: revised	C	2
Didebulidze, Goderdzi	The seasonal variations of cloudless days and nights in Abastumani and their possible coupling with cosmic factors and climate change	C	4
Hackett, Adrianna	Evidence for elevated stratopause events in modern and historical meteorological data	D	25
Holt, Laura	Indirect effect of EPP and sudden stratospheric warming events in observations	D	27
Lam, Mai Mai	Response of the lower atmosphere to changes in the global atmospheric electrical circuit associated with solar wind variability	C	6
Maliniemi, Ville	Spatial distribution of Northern Hemisphere winter temperatures during different phases of the solar cycle	C	29
Misios, Stergios	The role of the oceans in shaping the tropospheric response to the 11 year solar cycle	C	44
Misios, Stergios	A SOLID survey on the needs of climate and chemistry-climate modelling communities for new irradiance data sets	C	46
Sunkara, Eswaraiah	Vertical and latitudinal coupling of lower and middle atmosphere observed with network of Radars over Indian region	D	36
Thiéblemont, Rémi	North Atlantic Surface Response to the 11-year Solar Cycle	D	38
Yoshida, Kohei	Solar influence on Last Millennium climate simulated by MRI-CGCM3	C	31