Afternoon Tea + Poster Session 2 — Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society
3:00PM - 4:00PM
Indian Ocean Suite

#amos2020

Role of Southern Ocean SST in ACCESS1.0 Pacemaker-like experiments (#2001)

3:00 PM
Ghyslaine Boschat

Antarctic Sea Ice Reconstructions in the Southern Indian Ocean (#2002)

3:00 PM
Shweta Mayekar

High resolution regional atmospheric modeling for air quality applications for prioritised airsheds in Western Australia (#2003)

3:00 PM
Sean Lam

Model-Observation comparison of Southern Ocean aerosols in ACCESS-CM2 (#2004)

3:00 PM
Robyn Schofield

2100+ Flux Measurements Across the Globe: Sitting on a Golden Egg? (#2005)

3:00 PM
George Burba

Soil carbon response to climate variability in Eastern Australia over the past 100 years (#2006)

3:00 PM
Abraham J Gibson

Koala Habitat Manager’s Toolkit - Satellite Imaged Climate Varied Vegetation Health Proxies. (#2007)

3:00 PM
Michael G Hewson

Controls on the intensity of thunderstorms over land. (#2008)

3:00 PM
Emmanuel Sarbeng

**Impact of soil moisture initializations on simulated high-temperature weather: the case of Southwest China (#2009)

3:00 PM
Xinmin Zeng

Algebraic Reconstruction Technique for Tomographic Reconstruction of Rainfall using Microwave Signals from LEO satellites (#2010)

3:00 PM
Wenxiao Wang

An 11-year Climatology of Cloud Properties over the Great Barrier Reef as Observed by A-Train Satellites (#2011)

3:00 PM
Yi Huang

40 years of clouds observed from space- ESA Climate change Initiative (#2012)

3:00 PM
Caroline Poulsen

Tropical dry season climatic patterns, teleconnections and implications for agricultural risk and productivity. (#2013)

3:00 PM
Mandy B Freund

Using instrumental and proxy observations to understand long-term high-resolution hydroclimate variability across subtropical Southeast Queensland, Australia (#2014)

3:00 PM
Heather A Haines

TESTING A REGIONAL CLIMATE MODEL THAT PREDICTS INCREASING USE OF WATER IS A CONTRIBUTOR TO CURRENT GLOBAL WARMING (#2015)

3:00 PM
Ivan Robert Kennedy

Role of continuation of the tropical Pacific Ocean temperature trend in extreme El Nino and its linkage with Southern Annular Mode (#2016)

3:00 PM
Eun-Pa Lim

Tropical climate variability in ACCESS-CM2 coupled climate model (#2017)

3:00 PM
Harun A Rashid

Future changes of the Pacific Equatorial Undercurrent: a Lagrangian investigation (#2018)

3:00 PM
Annette Stellema

Introduction of the NIMS/KMA K-ACE model and its climate sensitivity (#2019)

3:00 PM
Min-Ah Sun

Effects of model resolution, physics, and coupling on Southern Hemisphere storm tracks in CESM1.3 (#2020)

3:00 PM
Dongxia Yang

Impacts of including an ocean component in a dynamically downscaled climate model over south-eastern Australia (#2021)

3:00 PM
Fei Ji

Refining projections of future temperature change in West Africa (#2022)

3:00 PM
Ian Macadam

**Interdecadal Change in the Principal Mode of Winter-Spring Precipitation Anomaly over Tropical Pacific around the Late 1990s (#2023)

3:00 PM
Yuanyuan Guo

Southwest Sumatra squall lines: Satellite observation and high-resolution simulations (#2024)

3:00 PM
Clemente L. Lopez-Bravo

Interbasin influences on the Pacific Ocean: Mean state and Variability. (#2025)

3:00 PM
Rajashree Naha

**Detecting Primary Precursors of January Surface Air Temperature Anomalies in China (#2026)

3:00 PM
guirong tan

Examining the sensitivity of the global carbon cycle to expressions of the El Niño‐Southern Oscillation   (#2027)

3:00 PM
Lina Teckentrup

How much has Australia warmed since pre-industrial times? (#2028)

3:00 PM
Blair Trewin

The relative contributions of anthropogenic forcing and natural processes to the ongoing rainfall decline over south-west Australia (#2029)

3:00 PM
Surendra Rauniyar

**An Externally Forced Decadal Rainfall Seesaw Pattern Over the Sahel and Southeast Amazon (#2030)

3:00 PM
Wenjian Hua

Can extreme events contrary to the direction of the trend be attributed to anthropogenic climate change? (#2031)

3:00 PM
Pandora Hope

Heatwaves and bushfires: Determining the relationship between excess heatwave factor and fuel moisture in Canberra, Australia (#2032)

3:15 PM
Jyoteeshkumar reddy Papari

The Australian Northwest Cloudband impacts: Heavy Rainfall in the West while it’s Hot and Dry in the East (#2033)

3:15 PM
Kimberley Reid

Case study of a series of thunderstorms on December 14, 2009, over Canterbury, New Zealand. (#2034)

3:15 PM
Kerryn Hawke

The effects of soil moisture on European hot extremes modulated by Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation (#2035)

3:15 PM
Kai Yang

Recent advances in volcanic ash forecasting at the Bureau of Meteorology (#2036)

3:15 PM
Meelis J Zidikheri

**Spatiotemporal variation of extreme precipitation frequency in summer over South China in 1961-2008 (#2037)

3:30 PM
Hong LU

  Inequalities in the distribution temperature extreme impacts across Sydney (#2038)

3:30 PM
Sophie C Lewis

AN EXTREME HEATWAVE ON THE TROPICAL QUEENSLAND COAST (#2039)

3:30 PM
Tamika Tihema

Intersection of the financial and climate systems: mechanisms governing the flow of climate risk through the economy (#2040)

3:30 PM
Joanna Aldridge

Seasonality in the daily timing of low water levels on Australian coral reefs (#2041)

3:30 PM
Jo Buckee

The history and future of coastal inundation in Sydney, NSW. (#2042)

3:45 PM
Ben Hague

Marine heatwave impacts on ocean biogeochemistry (#2043)

3:45 PM
Hakase Hayashida

2013/14 South Atlantic marine heatwave and South American drought triggered by common driver (#2044)

3:45 PM
Andréa S. Taschetto

Using targeted definitions of heatwaves to better meet the needs of diverse end users (#2045)

3:45 PM
Zak Baillie

Climdex: explore, download and analyse indices of observed climate extremes (#2046)

3:45 PM
James Goldie

What can the ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes offer government? (#2047)

3:45 PM
Ian Macadam

Communicating data to school students: The Schools Weather and Air Quality (SWAQ) data portal (#2048)

3:45 PM
Melissa Hart

Art as a vector for communicating climate science to younger people (#2049)

3:45 PM
Craig Stevens