Day 1: Monday – November 8^th	Day 2: Tuesday – November 9^th	Day 3: Wednesday – November 10^th	Day 4: Thursday – November 11^th
Introduction	Risk and Social Impact	New Research on Clouds and Precipitation (P2)	Fire and Drought (P2)
Tropical Weather and Climate	Poster Session	Climate and Weather Science for Energy, Agriculture and Services	Antarctica and the Southern Ocean
Coastal Impacts	New Research on Clouds and Precipitation (P1) Fire and Drought (P1)	Poster Session	Innovations in Products and Forecasts
New Approaches for Using Observations		Urban Weather

Workshop Program

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Day 1: Monday November 8^th

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Introduction
09:00	Bradley Moggridge University of Canberra, Australia	Acknowledgement of Country Indigenous Cultural Knowledge and Science
09:20	Gilbert Brunet Bureau of Meteorology	Welcome to the workshop
09:25	Caroline Poulsen & Fiona Smith Bureau of Meteorology	Housekeeping
Tropical Weather and Climate (Chair: Hongyan Zhu)
09:30	Marty Singh Monash University, Australia	The interaction between tropical convection and the large-scale atmosphere: implications for current and future climate
10:00	Eun-Pa Lim Bureau of Meteorology	Why was Australia not wet during spring 2020 despite La Niña?
Break (10:30 – 11:00)
11:00	Charmaine Franklin Bureau of Meteorology	Assessment of prototype km-scale atmospheric model configurations (RAL3) in the tropic
11:15	Ali Tamizi Melbourne University, Australia	Observed Waves within Tropical Cyclones
11:30	Adam Conroy Bureau of Meteorology	The use of Ensemble Prediction Systems to quantify risk of tropical cyclogenesis
Coastal Impacts (Chair: Mohammed Bari)
11:45	Stefan Zieger Bureau of Meteorology	Variable-resolution nearshore wave modelling
12:15	Mark Doubell SARDI, Australia	eSA-Marine: short-term forecasting for decision support in South Australian fisheries and aquaculture
12:30	Rabi Rivett Bureau of Meteorology	Downscaling Swell in GFE
12:45	Julian O'Grady CSIRO	Mapping the hazards of high seas and dangerous surf conditions
13:00	Cherie O'Sullivan University of Southern Queensland	Simulating nutrients flowing from ungauged catchments to the Great Barrier Reef
Lunch (13:15 – 15:30)
New Approaches for Using Observations (Chair: Fiona Smith)
15:30	Chelle Gentemann Farallon, USA	Science Storms the Cloud
15:45	Salman Khan CSIRO, Australia	Sustained satellite observations of ocean surface waves and wind
16:00	Wei Han CMA (+ NASA, Uni Wisc), China	Assimilation of GEO Hyperspectral Infrared Sounders (GeoHIS) – progress and perspectives
16:15	Jane Warne & Virginia Mazzini Bureau of Meteorology	When is an observation not an observation?
Break (16:30 – 16:45)
16:45	Rachael Quill Weatherzone, Australia	Integrating multiple data streams to improve wind generation forecasts
17:00	Luigi Renzullo Australian National University, Australia	Land Surface Temperature and other non-meteorological Himawari-8 products for Terrestrial Ecosystem Science
17:15	Estel Cardellach Institute of Space Sciences (ICE-CSIC) & Institute of Space Studies of Catalonia (IEEC)	Portfolio of GNSS reflectometry: a broad catalog of products beyond ocean winds
17:45	Stephen English ECMWF, UK	Future challenges in data assimilation for NWP
Day end (18:15)

Day 2: Tuesday November 9^th

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Risk and Social Impact (Chair: Sugata Narsey)
09:00	Blair Trewin Bureau of Meteorology	The IPCC Sixth Assessment Report: what does it tell us about the climate risks facing Australia?
09:30	Tanya Fiedler University of Sydney	Climate impacts on company accounts
10:00	Fran Moore UC Davis, USA	Applications of Social Media Data for Understanding Human Exposure and Responses to Extreme Weather
10:15	Julia Mindlin Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina	Implications of model uncertainty in regional climate change in the Southern Hemisphere: a storyline approach
Break (10:30 – 11:00)
11:00	Julie Demuth NCAR, USA	Risk Communication, Perceptions, and Responses to Tropical Cyclones
11:30	Kim Klockow-McClain University of Oklahoma, USA	Exploring Connections Between Probabilistic Hazard Information and Warnings
11:45	Deryn Griffiths Bureau of Meteorology	Communicating Probabilistic Rainfall Information in Public Forecasts
12:00	Sally Potter GNS Science, NZ	Impact-based forecasts and warnings – how effective are they?
12:15	Carla Mooney & Brenda Mackie Bureau of Meteorology	Challenges and opportunities in redesigning a warning service
Lunch (12:30 – 13:30)
Poster session
13:30 – 15:30	Multiple presenters	List of posters
Break (15:30 – 16:15)
New Research on Clouds and Precipitation (P1) Fire and Drought (P1) (Chair: Susan Rennie)
16:35	Kozo Okamoto JMA, Japan	All-sky infrared radiance assimilation of Himawari-8 in the JMA global system
16:50	Thomas Deppisch Deutscher Wetterdienst, Germany	Use of visible reflectances in an ensemble data assimilation system for high-resolution NWP
17:05	Philippe Chambon Météo-France, France	Improving precipitation forecasts in the Tropics through data assimilation of microwave observations
17:20	Andreas Becker Deutscher Wetterdienst, Germany	Global land-surface precipitation going extreme with global warming? What do we know, what's up for further research?
17:40	Alison Stirling Met Office, UK	The ParaCon programme: improving the representation of convection across model scales
18:00	Simon Dadson CEH, UK	Hydro-JULES: Next-generation land-surface and hydrological predictions
Day end (18:20)

Day 3: Wednesday November 10^th

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New Research on Clouds and Precipitation Part 2 (Chair: Alain Protat)
09:00	Ryan Sobash NCAR, USA	Improving convective hazard forecasts by post-processing convection-allowing model forecasts with machine learning techniques
09:30	Joshua Soderholm Bureau of Meteorology	Transforming radar-based nowcasting – hail and wind guidance for operations
09:45	Christian Jakob Monash University, Australia	Interactions of convection with the larger scale atmosphere – an observational perspective
10:00	Carlos Velasco Bureau of Meteorology	Multi-scale evaluation of NWP rainfall predictions across Australia
Break (10:15 – 10:45)
Climate and Weather Science for Energy, Agriculture and Services (Chair: Morwenna Griffiths)
10:45	Francisco (Paco) Doblas Reyes Barcelona Supercomputing Centre, Spain	Climate prediction for climate services: uses in agriculture and energy
11:05	Doerte Jakob Bureau of Meteorology	A new national approach to assist Australians build resilience to climate hazards
11:25	Mike Davidson Australian Energy Market Operator, Australia	Emerging meterological issues in the energy industry
11:45	Warwick Grace Grace Research	The COtL Mesonets: R&D Opportunities
12:00	Al Hawksford Bureau of Meteorology	Trusted Private Automatic Weather Stations – Tapping the value of 10,000 privately owned automatic weather stations through automated
12:15	Caroline Poulsen Bureau of Meteorology	Surface solar irradiance measurements from satellite
12:30	Tim Cowan Bureau of Meteorology	Livestock chill conditions associated with the February 2019 Queensland floods
12:45	Sam Emmerson University of Oklahoma, USA	Demonstrating the Capabilities of a Low-Cost Passive Multistatic Weather Radar System through Observations and Simulations
Lunch (13:00 – 13:30)
Poster session
13:30 – 15:30	Multiple presenters	List of posters
Break (15:30 – 16:00)
Urban Weather (Chair: Charmaine Franklin)
16:00	Martin Cope CSIRO, Australia	Smoke obs and forecasting
16:15	Vinod Kumar Bureau of Meteorology	Development of an urban-scale model for the Paris Olympics Research Demonstration Project
16:30	Song Chen NEA, Singapore	On the applicability of urban canopy parameterization in building grey zone
16:45	Melissa Hart University of New South Wales, Australia	Urban climate research at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes (CLEX): multi-scale observational and modelling approaches
Break (17:00 – 17:15)
17:15	Karl Monnik Bureau of Meteorology	A roadmap to access third party observations for urban applications
17:30	Hartmut Bösch University of Leicester, UK	Observing greenhouse gases from space – from climate applications towards monitoring of emissions from cities and point sources
17:50	Richard Engelen ECMWF, UK	Monitoring and forecasting air quality in times of Corona
18:10	Sue Grimmond University of Reading, UK	Modelling Weather and Climate in Urban Environments
Day end (18:30)

Day 4: Thursday November 11^th

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Fire and Drought Part 2 (Chair: Caroline Poulsen)
09:00	John Abatzoglou University of California, Merced, USA	Climate driven fire hazards: Knowledge and Limitations
09:30	Marta Yebra Australian National University, Australia	Changing fuel moisture dynamics, the influence in bushfire impacts and management
10:00	Sujay Kumar NASA/Goddard Space Flight Centre, USA	Land data assimilation for characterizing fire-hydrology interactions
10:15	Andrew Marshall Bureau of Meteorology	Subseasonal drivers of extreme fire weather in Australia and its prediction in ACCESS-S1 during spring and summer
Break (10:30 – 11:30)
11:30	Sarah Harris Country Fire Authority, Australia	Fire agencies and research: embedding scientists within fire agencies and collaboration
11:45	Ashkan Shokri Bureau of Meteorology	Using Australian Water Outlook seasonal forecasts for fire risk prediction
12:00	Hanh Nguyen Bureau of Meteorology	Flash drought: Historical climatology, realtime monitoring and prediction
Antarctica and the Southern Ocean (Chair: Simon Alexander)
12:15	Greg McFarquhar Oklahoma University	Lessons learned from Southern Ocean Cloud- Aerosol-Precipitation-Radiation Field Campaigns in 2017-2018 and Needs for Future Observations
12:45	David Bromwich The Ohio State University	Year of Polar Prediction in the Southern Hemisphere (YOPP-SH)
13:00	Petra Heil Australian Antarctic Division, Australia	Exploring the East Antarctic Marginal Ice Zone
Break (13:15 – 14:15)
14:15	Sonya Fiddes University of Tasmania, Australia	Evaluating ACCESS-AM2 cloud-radiative biases in the Southern Ocean using machine learning
14:45	Marc Mallet University of Tasmania, Australia	Shining sunlight on the Southern Ocean with machine learning
15:00	Andy Hogg Australian National University, Australia	A new, high-resolution circum-Antarctic ocean- sea ice model
15:15	Irina Rudeva Bureau of Meteorology	Low stratospheric anomalies linked to circulation regimes in the troposphere. From large-scale circulation to Victorian climate and from short-term anomalies to long-term trends
Innovations in Products and Forecasts (Chair: Stefan Zieger)
15:30	Ilene Carpenter Hewlett Packard Enterprise, USA	On the path to Exascale for weather and climate
15:45	Monika Krysta Bureau of Meteorology	National Analysis System
Break (16:00 – 16:30)
16:30	Christian Stassen Bureau of Meteorology	Added Value of Regional Climate Projections for Australia
16:45	Debbie Hudson Bureau of Meteorology	ACCESS-S2 and beyond: What's next for global coupled modelling
17:00	Ulrike Bende-Michl Bureau of Meteorology	Australian Water Outlook: innovation in serving water-sensitive customers
17:15	Rachel Law CSIRO, Australia	Modelling climate and carbon: the ACCESS submissions to the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 6
17:30	Antje Weisheimer ECMWF, UK	Seasonal forecasts of the 20^th Century
18:00	Tim Graham Met Office, UK	Developing coupled atmosphere-ocean NWP at the Met Office
Workshop Close
18:30	Bertrand Timbal Bureau of Meteorology, Australia	Closing remarks
Day end (18:35)

Graphical Views

Workshop Overview

Workshop Program

Day 1: Monday November 8^th

Introduction

Tropical Weather and Climate (Chair: Hongyan Zhu)

Coastal Impacts (Chair: Mohammed Bari)

New Approaches for Using Observations (Chair: Fiona Smith)

Day 2: Tuesday November 9^th

Risk and Social Impact (Chair: Sugata Narsey)

Poster session

New Research on Clouds and Precipitation (P1) Fire and Drought (P1) (Chair: Susan Rennie)

Day 3: Wednesday November 10^th

New Research on Clouds and Precipitation Part 2 (Chair: Alain Protat)

Climate and Weather Science for Energy, Agriculture and Services (Chair: Morwenna Griffiths)

Poster session

Urban Weather (Chair: Charmaine Franklin)

Day 4: Thursday November 11^th

Fire and Drought Part 2 (Chair: Caroline Poulsen)

Antarctica and the Southern Ocean (Chair: Simon Alexander)

Innovations in Products and Forecasts (Chair: Stefan Zieger)

Workshop Close

Graphical Views

Workshop Overview

Workshop Program

Day 1: Monday November 8th

Introduction

Tropical Weather and Climate (Chair: Hongyan Zhu)

Coastal Impacts (Chair: Mohammed Bari)

New Approaches for Using Observations (Chair: Fiona Smith)

Day 2: Tuesday November 9th

Risk and Social Impact (Chair: Sugata Narsey)

Poster session

New Research on Clouds and Precipitation (P1) Fire and Drought (P1) (Chair: Susan Rennie)

Day 3: Wednesday November 10th

New Research on Clouds and Precipitation Part 2 (Chair: Alain Protat)

Climate and Weather Science for Energy, Agriculture and Services (Chair: Morwenna Griffiths)

Poster session

Urban Weather (Chair: Charmaine Franklin)

Day 4: Thursday November 11th

Fire and Drought Part 2 (Chair: Caroline Poulsen)

Antarctica and the Southern Ocean (Chair: Simon Alexander)

Innovations in Products and Forecasts (Chair: Stefan Zieger)

Workshop Close

Day 1: Monday November 8^th

Day 2: Tuesday November 9^th

Day 3: Wednesday November 10^th

Day 4: Thursday November 11^th