Posters
There are two formal poster sessions:
Session 1: Tuesday 19 September, 18:00 - 20:00 Theme 1, 2 and 4 posters
Session 2: Wednesday 20 September, 13:30 - 16:00 Theme 3 posters.
However, all posters will remain on display throughout the meeting, and participants are encouraged to visit them during the tea/coffee breaks, as well as during the formal poster sessions.
Presenters of posters from Themes 1, 2 and 4 will be present to discuss their posters during Poster Session 1 on Tuesday 19 September, from 18:00. Theme 3 poster presenters will be present discuss their posters during Poster Session 2, Wednesday 20 September, 13:30-16:00.
Posters should be in A0 Portrait format, i.e. no more than 90 cm wide. Each poster has a Poster ID, given at the end of the abstract, If you are presenting a poster, please make sure you use the poster board marked with your ID. This will make it easier for participants to find the individual posters listed below.
Poster Session 1
Tuesday 19 September 18:00-20:00
Theme 1: Ocean-Atmosphere-Cryosphere Interactions
T1-01 |
Bresson, Helene: Polar lows and the North Atlantic Climate System. Abstract and presentation download [registered meeting participants only] |
T1-02 |
Grist, Jeremy: Re-emergence of North Atlantic subsurface ocean temperature anomalies in a seasonal forecast system. Abstract |
T1-03 |
Lee, Robert : Impact of Gulf Stream SST biases on the global atmospheric circulation. Abstract |
T1-04 |
Schroeder, David: An observations and model based analysis of meridional transports in the South Atlantic. Abstract |
T1-05 |
Souan, Cindy: Impact of the cold temperature anomalies in the North Atlantic on the summer european climate, case study of the summer 2015 (Presented by Clotilde Dubois). Abstract and presentation download |
T1-06 |
Swingedouw, Didier: Impact of freshwater release in the Mediterranean Sea on the North Atlantic climate. Abstract and presentation download |
Theme 2: Characterising the North Atlantic Climate System in 4-D
T2-01 |
Allison, Lesley : Using synthetic profiles to assess the ability of the ocean observing system and mapping methods to constrain estimates of ocean heat content and spatial patterns of change. Abstract |
T2-02 |
Berrisford, Paul: An overview of ERA5. Abstract |
T2-03 |
Dubois, Clotilde: Deep convection in the North Atlantic and associated decadal variability. Abstract and presentation download |
T2-04 |
WITHDRAWN |
T2-05 |
Ma, Liping: How do different weather regimes affect cold and warm air outbreaks and air-sea heat flux over the North Atlantic? Abstract and presentation download [registered meeting participants only] |
T2-06 |
Megann, Alex: 20th Century ocean/sea ice integrations for the ACSIS project. Abstract and presentation download [registered meeting participants only] |
T2-07 |
Rayner, Darren: The status of the RAPID 26N mooring array as serviced in 2017. Abstract and presentation download |
Theme 4: Towards budgets
T4-01 |
Brown, Peter: Circulation-driven variability of North Atlantic anthropogenic carbon transports. Abstract |
T4-02 |
Carracedo, Lidia: 2004-2012 basin-scale nutrient transport across the RAPID-26.5ᴼN section. Abstract |
T4-03 |
Houpert, Loic: Transport Structure of the North Atlantic Current in Subpolar Gyre from observations. Abstract |
T4-04 |
King, Brian: Moored oxygen measurements at 26N. Abstract |
T4-05 |
WITHDRAWN |
T4-06 |
Darren Rayner: Developing a telemetry system for the RAPID 26N moorings. Abstract |
T4-07 |
Neill Mackay, Chris Wilson*, Jan Zika, Penny Holliday: A Regional Thermohaline Inverse Method for Estimating Circulation and Mixing, Applied to the Arctic. Abstract |
T4-08 |
Paul Halloran and David Ford: Can RAPID and OSNAP biogeochemical measurements constrain the North Atlantic CO2 sink? Abstract |
Poster Session 2
Wednesday 19 September 13:30-16:00
Theme 3: Understanding Change and Variability
T3-01 |
Alexander-Turner, Rhea: Testing the robustness of observed AMOC fingerprints in a perfect model framework. (Presented by Pablo Ortega) Abstract and presentation download [registered meeting participants only] |
T3-02 |
Ashby, Sophia: Comparing eddy properties from tracked ocean eddies in a high resolution coupled climate model. Abstract |
T3-03 |
WITHDRAWN |
T3-04 |
Bracegirdle, Thomas: Recent multi-decadal trends in the mean and inter-annual variability of the winter NAO: comparing observations and CMIP5 simulations. Abstract |
T3-05 |
Brown, Peter: Meridional overturning circulation variability drives anomalous air-sea CO2 fluxes in the subtropical North Atlantic. Abstract |
T3-06 |
Carvalho Oliveira, Julianna: The influence of the AMOC strength at 26°N on seasonal SST predictability in the North Atlantic. Abstract |
T3-07 |
Cooper,Fenwick: Pre-calculation and efficient presentation of geophysical correlations. Abstract and presentation download [registered meeting participants only] |
T3-08 |
Desbruyères, Damien: Great Spice Anomalies Control Deep Heat Uptake in the North Atlantic Ocean. Abstract and presentation download [registered meeting participants only] |
T3-09 |
Gastineau, Guillaume: The intrinsic North Atlantic Ocean decadal variability: role of atmospheric resolution and ocean-atmosphere. Abstract and presentation download [registered meeting participants only] |
T3-10 |
Gray, Lesley: Solar Cycle Influence on the North Atlantic Circulation. Abstract |
T3-11 |
Jackson, Laura: AMOC hysteresis in a state-of-the-art GCM. Abstract and presentation download [registered meeting participants only] |
T3-12 |
Lee, Robert: Teleconnections between the Madden Julian Oscillation (MJO) and North Atlantic-European patterns of variability as a source of predictability. Abstract |
T3-13 |
Liberato, Margarida: Evaluation of warming SST in the explosive cyclogenesis over Eastern North Atlantic. Abstract |
T3-14 |
Lobelle, Delphine: The barotropic circulation at 26°N and the estimation of the overturning circulation. Abstract and presentation download [registered meeting participants only] |
T3-15 |
Lu, Hua: Downward Wave Reflection as a Mechanism for the Stratosphere-Troposphere Response to the 11-year Solar Cycle. Abstract |
T3-16 |
Marsh, Robert: Large-scale oceanic influences on the European Slope Current and the downstream impacts. Abstract |
T3-17 |
Menary, Matthew: The mechanisms driving systematic biases in the North Atlantic in decadal prediction models. Abstract and presentation download |
T3-18 |
Messias, Marie-Jose: Temporal evolution of CFCs and SF6 signals at 25°N for the 1992-2016 period. Abstract |
T3-19 |
Moat, Ben: Relationship between changes in the North Atlantic heat content and SST. Abstract |
T3-20 |
Moneries, Paul-Arthur: A role of the Atlantic Ocean in predicting summer surface air temperature over North East Asia? Abstract |
T3-21 |
Ortega, Pablo: A multi-model comparison of the ocean contributions to multidecadal variability in the North Atlantic. Abstract and presentation download [registered meeting participants only] |
T3-22 |
Reynolds, David: A skilful annually resolved and absolutely dated marine spatial network reconstruction of North Atlantic subpolar gyre dynamics. Abstract |
T3-23 |
Robson, Jon: Understanding the role of the North Atlantic subpolar gyre in near-term climate predictions. Abstract |
T3-24 |
Roussenov, Vassil: Partitioning of heat and salt transport, and the partial compensation of heat and salt in the North Atlantic. Abstract and presentation download |
T3-25 |
Solodoch, Aviv: Instabilities and Interior Transport Pathways of the Deep Western Boundary Current in the North Atlantic. Abstract and presentation download [registered meeting participants only] |
T3-26 |
Spooner, Peter: High resolution records of the Northeast Atlantic from the Late Holocene: Exceptional 20th century changes? Abstract |
T3-27 |
Thomas, Chris: Using lagged covariances to assimilate RAPID data. Abstract |
T3-28 |
Wood, Richard: What are the main factors influencing the position of AMOC stability thresholds? Abstract and presentation download |
T3-29 |
Worthington, Emma: Estimating the deep overturning transport variability at 26°N using bottom pressure recorders. Abstract |
T3-30 |
Årthun, Marius: Arctic-Atlantic climate variability and predictability provided by poleward ocean heat transport. Abstract |
T3-31 |
I. Polo , J. Robson, K. Haines and C. Thomas: Can the western boundary profile at 26N be used to extract buoyancy-forced AMOC signals? Abstract |