Day 1: Monday – August 7^th	Day 2: Tuesday – August 8^th	Day 3: Wednesday – August 9^th	Day 4: Thursday – August 10^th
Introduction	Session 3 - Further examples of good practice	Session 6 - Machine learning and infrastructure	Session 9a - Designing and delivering seamless services
Session 1 - Partner perspectives and user needs	Session 4 - Climate Hazards and Risk forecasts	Session 7 - Innovations in using observations	Session 9b - Designing and delivering seamless services (cont)
Session 2 - Examples of good practice - international	Session 5 - Advances in modelling and projections	Session 8 - Extreme event attribution, likelihoods and impacts	Session 10 - Communication and co-design of services

Workshop Program

Updated 18 September 2023

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Day 1: Monday August 7^th

All times in AEDT (UTC +10)

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Introduction
12:00		Lunch and registration
13:00		Welcome to country, housekeeping, format, events
Session 1 - Partner perspectives and user needs (Chair: Lena Saboisky)
13:30	Gilbert Brunet Bureau of Meteorology	Thriving seamless science and services
13:50	Chris Johnston Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water	Australia's National Climate Change Risk Assessment and Adaptation Plan
14:10	Judith Landsberg Australian Climate Service	Building a national evidence base to assess climate risk
14:30	Matt Beaty Australian Bureau of Statistics	Understanding heat-health vulnerability and impacts with integrated, cross-domain data
Afternoon tea (15:00 – 15:30)
15:30	Chantal Donnelly Bureau of Meteorology	P1 Panel - Science gaps and user needs
16:30		L1 Lightning talks (10 presenters)
Session 2 - Examples of good practice - international (Chair: Ramona Dalla Pozza)
17:00	Nicola Golding UK Met Office, UK	Creating Co-Potential Spaces
17:30	Samantha Burgess ECMWF Copernicus, UK	Europe's operational climate service - C3S
Icebreaker (18:00)
Day 1 Close (19:30)

Day 2: Tuesday August 8^th

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Session 3 - Further examples of good practice (Chair: Lynette Bettio)
09:00	Andrew Robertson Columbia University, USA	Some examples of sub-seasonal to seasonal climate forecast products
09:30	Phil Watson NSW State Government	From forecasting to sound operational advice: tips, tricks, and pitfalls
09:50	Mark Jones NBN	Integrating Climate Science, Managing the Climate Change Transition
10:10	David Putland QLD Department of Environment and Science	Origin and evolution of the Queensland Future Climate Dashboard
Morning tea (10:30 – 11:00)
11:00		P2 Panel discussion - From science to policy
Session 4 - Climate Hazards and Risk forecasts (Chair: Jessie Gray)
12:00	Naomi Benger Bureau of Meteorolgy	Heat and Electricity: An analysis of vulnerability and exposure
Lunch (12:30 – 13:30)
13:30	Beth Ebert Bureau of Meteorology	Value Chain Approaches to Improve Early Warning System
14:00	Cameron Do Bureau of Meteorology	Developing a Tropical Cyclone Risk Assessment for Australia
14:20	Cass Rogers Bureau of Meteorology	Compound heat events – extreme, impactful, and unknown
14:40	Simon Quilty Australian National University	Housing and heat – understanding better ways to live in hot climates
Afternoon tea (15:00 – 15:30)
15:30		L2 Lightning talks (9 presenters)
Session 5 - Advances in modelling and projections (Chair: Irina Rudeva)
15:50	Ramona Dalla Pozza NESP Climate Systems Hub, University of Tasmania	Bringing the Australian climate science community together to help users: A National Partnership for Climate Projections
16:10	Michael Grose CSIRO	The new generation of CMIP6-based climate projections for climate change services in Australia
16:30	Belinda Roux Bureau of Meteorology	ACCESS-A: Development of the Australian domain convective-scale numerical weather prediction model
16:50	Thomas Pagano Bureau of Meteorology	Examination of in-situ wind station representativeness for forecast verification
17:10	Eun-Pa Lim Bureau of Meteorology	The impact of ozone forcing on the 2020 Antarctic super vortex and associated surface climate
Day 2 Close (17:30)
18:00		Early Career Research event (register by 1 August)

Day 3: Wednesday August 9^th

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Session 6 - Machine learning and infrastructure (Chair: Gem Lloyd)
09:00	Ilene Carpenter HPE	Exascale Computing for Meteorology
09:20	Peter Kerney Intel	Open Software Development in a Heterogeneous Environment
09:40	Mithil Shah AWS	Machine Learning opportunities for Earth Systems forecasting
10:00	Ben Evans NCI	Preparing for the next generation of climate and weather demands for HPC at NCI
Morning tea (10:20 – 10:40)
Session 7: - Innovations in using observations (Chair: Agnes Lane)
10:40		L3 Lightning talks (9 presenters)
11:00	Bryan Hodge Bureau of Meteorolgy	Opportunities for remote sensing in the rapidly evolving LEO Satellite Data Communications constellations
11:30	Caroline Poulsen Bureau of Meteorolgy	National Space Missions for Earth observation
11:50	Alain Protat Bureau of Meteorolgy	The bistatic and mobile radar demonstration projects to enhance severe weather and bushfire applications
12:10	Mengmeng Han Bureau of Meteorolgy	MultiSiteBoost: Applying XGBoost to Site-specific Weather Forecast
Lunch (12:30 – 13:30)
Poster session
13:30 – 15:00	Multiple presenters	List of posters
Afternoon tea (15:00 – 15:30)
Session 8 - Extreme event attribution, likelihoods and impacts (Chair: Carly Tozer and Andrew King)
15:30	Pandora Hope Bureau of Meteorolgy	Adding context — towards adding attribution information to climate services
15:50	Lynn Zhou Bureau of Meteorolgy	ACCESS-MICAS – a forecast-based method for event attribution
16:10	Damien Irving CSIRO	Using large ensembles to quantify the likelihood of extreme events
16:30	Nina Ridder Suncorp	High-impact Multivariate Compound Events in Australia under Present and Future Climates
16:50	Doug Richardson University of NSW	The risk to global coffee supply from synchronous climate hazards
Day 3 Close (17:30)
18:00		Workshop Dinner (Invitation Only)

Day 4: Thursday August 10^th

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Session 9a - Designing and delivering seamless services (Chair: Ulrike Bende-Michl and Jiawei Hou)
09:00	David Vallee NOAA, USA	Toward the Implementation of Flood Inundation Mapping Services to the Nation
09:30	John Callahan NOAA, USA	NOAA High Tide Flooding Products for the United States: Research to operations across climate time scales
09:50	Christoph Rudiger Bureau of Meteorology	Towards and integrated and seamless hydrology at the Bureau of Meteorology
10:10	Conrad Wasko University of Melbourne	Using the Australian Water Outlook for projection of extreme events
Morning tea (10:30 – 11:00)
Session 9b: Designing and delivering seamless services (cont.) (Chair: David McQueen)
11:00	Jonathan Dennis Powerlink Queensland	Weather implications for Australia's energy transformation
11:30	Stephanie Dickson Bureau of Meteorology	The role of customer engagement in multi-disciplinary teams
11:50	David Grant Bureau of Meteorology	Operational experience in communicating low probability, but potential high impact events with emergency services stakeholders
12:10	Valentin Louf Bureau of Meteorology	SWIRL: real-time observations and nowcasting of wind information's from weather radar
Lunch (12:30 – 13:30)
Session 10 - Communication and co-design of services (Chair: Carla Mooney)
13:30	Aysha Fleming CSIRO	Co-design, co-development and co-delivery: lessons about collaboration
13:50	Jelmer Jeuring Norwegian Meteorological Institute, Norway	Contextualising usability in research-based service development? Some insights from a maritime decision scenario workshop in Norway
14:10	Isadora Jimenez Lobelia Earth, Spain	Navigating complexity: co-designing the user interface of weather and climate services
14:30		P3 Panel discussion - Bringing it all together
Workshop Close (15:30)

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Workshop Overview

Workshop Program

Day 1: Monday August 7^th

Introduction

Session 1 - Partner perspectives and user needs (Chair: Lena Saboisky)

Session 2 - Examples of good practice - international (Chair: Ramona Dalla Pozza)

Day 2: Tuesday August 8^th

Session 3 - Further examples of good practice (Chair: Lynette Bettio)

Session 4 - Climate Hazards and Risk forecasts (Chair: Jessie Gray)

Session 5 - Advances in modelling and projections (Chair: Irina Rudeva)

Day 3: Wednesday August 9^th

Session 6 - Machine learning and infrastructure (Chair: Gem Lloyd)

Session 7: - Innovations in using observations (Chair: Agnes Lane)

Poster session

Session 8 - Extreme event attribution, likelihoods and impacts (Chair: Carly Tozer and Andrew King)

Day 4: Thursday August 10^th

Session 9a - Designing and delivering seamless services (Chair: Ulrike Bende-Michl and Jiawei Hou)

Session 9b: Designing and delivering seamless services (cont.) (Chair: David McQueen)

Session 10 - Communication and co-design of services (Chair: Carla Mooney)

Graphical Views

Workshop Overview

Workshop Program

Day 1: Monday August 7th

Introduction

Session 1 - Partner perspectives and user needs (Chair: Lena Saboisky)

Session 2 - Examples of good practice - international (Chair: Ramona Dalla Pozza)

Day 2: Tuesday August 8th

Session 3 - Further examples of good practice (Chair: Lynette Bettio)

Session 4 - Climate Hazards and Risk forecasts (Chair: Jessie Gray)

Session 5 - Advances in modelling and projections (Chair: Irina Rudeva)

Day 3: Wednesday August 9th

Session 6 - Machine learning and infrastructure (Chair: Gem Lloyd)

Session 7: - Innovations in using observations (Chair: Agnes Lane)

Poster session

Session 8 - Extreme event attribution, likelihoods and impacts (Chair: Carly Tozer and Andrew King)

Day 4: Thursday August 10th

Session 9a - Designing and delivering seamless services (Chair: Ulrike Bende-Michl and Jiawei Hou)

Session 9b: Designing and delivering seamless services (cont.) (Chair: David McQueen)

Session 10 - Communication and co-design of services (Chair: Carla Mooney)

Day 1: Monday August 7^th

Day 2: Tuesday August 8^th

Day 3: Wednesday August 9^th

Day 4: Thursday August 10^th