Trieste ITALY 13-15 October 2008
Introduction |
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Session 1. Regional climate modelling and regional climate change |
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Session 2. Regional climate modelling and extremes |
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Session 3. Global and regional coupled modeling and climate change |
- Regional Modeling of Mediterranean Climate at ICTP (Filippo Giorgi, Erika Coppola and Ashraf Zaley, ICTP, Trieste, ITALY)
- 21st century regional coupled scenario for the Mediterranean Sea: first attempt and lessons for future developments (Samuel Somot, Meteo-France, Toulouse, FRANCE)
- Climate variability and change in the Euro-Mediterranean region as simulated with a global climate model (Silvio, GualdiINGV/CMCC, Bolgna ITALY)
- An atmosphere-ocean coupled regional climate model for the Mediterranean (Alberto Elizalde Arello, MPI Met Hamburg GERMANY)
- Description of the EBU-POM coupled regional climate model and results from time-slice climate change experiment for Mediterranean region (Vladimir Djurdjevic, Un. Belgrade SERBIA)
- A Regional Earth System model for the Mediterranean basin (Paolo Ruti, E.N.E.A., Roma ITALY)
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Session 4. Modelling issues, atmosperic circulation changes and precipitation |
- The effect of indiscriminate nudging time on the large and small scales in regional climate modeling of the Mediterranean basin (Tamara Salameh, LMD, Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau FRANCE)
- On the risk of tropically cyclone development over the Mediterranean Sea under future climate conditions (Miguel Angel Gaertner, Un. De Castilla-La Mancha, Toledo SPAIN)
- Influence of Mediterranean cyclones on Alpine precipitation (Herbert Formayer, Un. fur Bodenkultur Vienna AUSTRIA)
- Relationship of North Atlantic Oscillation to the total seasonal rainfall over Libia (Taher A. Sharif, Un. of Al-Fateh, Tripoli LYBIA)
- SST regional influence on extreme precipitation in Romania (Roxana Bojariu, Nat. Met. Admin., Bucharest ROMANIA)
- Regional air quality decadal simulations over Europe in present and future climate (Prodromos Zanis, Un. Of Thessaloniki GREECE)
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Session 5. Impacts and adaptation |
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