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Second International Conference on Subseasonal to Seasonal Prediction (S2S) and
Second International Conference on Seasonal to Decadal Prediction (S2D)

 

Poster Session A1- Mechanisms of S2S predictability

Posters presentations by alphabetical order

Name Abstract Title Poster Numbers
Abid, Muhammad Adnan Enhancement of the late boreal winter Lead Time Predictability over the Extratropical Region P-A1-01
Achuthavarier, Deepthi Mechanisms and predictability of the MJO teleconnection signals in the NASA GEOS-5 subseasonal reforecasts P-A1-02
Albers, John Isolating stratospheric versus tropical diabatic heating based sources of subseasonal predictive skill P-A1-03
Barreiro, Marcelo Air-sea interaction in the impact of the MJO on South American climate P-A1-04
Benedict, James MJO-atmospheric river connections and their sensitivity to air-sea coupling across a CESM2 hierarchy P-A1-05
Bosart, Lance Clustered and Quasi-Simultaneous Extreme Weather Events on Subseasonal Time Scales P-A1-06
Chandra, Arunchandra Predictability of Heat Waves Over South Asia in the participated models of Subseasonal Experiment P-A1-07
Engelbrecht, Christien Accuracy and skill of subseasonal prediction of heat waves over southern Africa and associated atmospheric circulation characteristics P-A1-09
Fragkoulidis, Georgios Linking Northern Hemisphere temperature extremes to Rossby wave packets P-A1-10
Gao, Miaoni Are Peak Summer Sultry Heat Wave Days over the Yangtze–Huaihe River Basin Predictable? P-A1-11
Gonzalez, Alex The Modulation of Equatorial Wave Activity by the Boreal Summer Intraseasonal Oscillation: Assessing S2S Model Prediction Skill P-A1-12
Hell, Momme Atmospheric Circulation Response to Episodic Arctic Warming in an Idealized Model P-A1-13
Joshi, Sneh Simulations of the Asian summer monsoon in the subseasonal to seasonal scale P-A1-14
Matsueda, Mio Predictability of winter Pacific weather regimes and its connections with MJO on medium-range timescales P-A1-15
McKay, Roseanna Understanding the Role of the Indian Ocean in Recent Australian Heat Extremes P-A1-17
Miyakawa, Tomoki Ocean-coupled NICAM (NICOCO) and its application on MJO - El Niño interacting events. P-A1-18
Nakano, Masuo Genesis of Super Cyclone Pam (2015): Modulation of Low-frequency Large-Scale Circulations and the Madden–Julian Oscillation by Sea Surface Temperature Anomalies P-A1-19
Peatman, Simon Impact of air-sea interactions on subseasonal prediction in the 2016 Indian summer monsoon P-A1-20
Pegion, Kathy Performance-based MJO Hindcast Evaluation in SubX P-A1-21
Quinting, Julian On the role of midlatitude warm conveyor belts in shaping MJO-midlatitude teleconnections P-A1-22
Raju Attada Cloud Resolving Modeling for Improved S2S Predictability of Arabian Peninsula Winter Rainfall P-A1-08
Recalde, Gloria Evaluation of the Madden-Julian Oscillation on rainfall over the Northwest of South America P-A1-23
Robertson, Andrew Subseasonal predictability of precipitation and temperature over North America and relationships with teleconnection patterns P-A1-24
Sukumarapillai, Abhilash Role of Enhanced Synoptic Activity and its Interaction with Intra-seasonal oscillations on the lower extended range prediction skill P-A1-25
Sun, Lantao Contribution of stratospheric processes to tropospheric predictive skill on subseasonal time scale in NCAR's CESM1 P-A1-26
Sun, Yongqiang Potential Sources for Extended Weather Predictability during NH Winter Season P-A1-27
Tozer, Carly Diagnosing the atmospheric mechanisms that influence forecast skill of rainfall extremes P-A1-28
Tseng, Kai-Chih Explaining the consistency of MJO teleconnection patterns with linear Rossby wave theory P-A1-29
Wang, Zhuo Extratropical Impacts on Atlantic Tropical Cyclone Activity and the Implications for S2S Prediction and Predictability P-A1-30
Zhang, Chidong Connection between two S2S Predictability Sources: QBO and MJO

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