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Southern Ocean Modelling Workshop
Location:
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Date:
Wednesday, 9 November, 2005 - Thursday, 10 November, 2005 The Southern Ocean Modelling Workshop took place on the 9 - 10 November, at CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research, Hobart, Australia, in association with the 6th Session of the WGOMD Panel.
For registration and agenda, please follow this link
A short background to the workshop can be seen here
Workshop speakers and presentations
| Title | Author | Presentation | |
| The South End: Modelling of the Antarctic Marginal Seas | Aike Beckmann (Finland) | ||
| South of the Polar Front, modelling the Antarctic slope front, polynyas, eddies, icebergs, ice shelves and southern hemisphere climate | Nathan Bindoff (UTAS) | ||
| Southern Ocean water-masses in climate-scale models | Matthew England (UNSW) | ||
| Sensitivity of the ACC transport in IPCC and CORE simulations | Rudiger Gerdes (AWI) | ||
| Theories and models of the ACC and its associated meridional overturning circulation | John Marshall (MIT) |
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| The future of ocean carbon modeling in the Southern Ocean | Richard Matear (CSIRO-Hobart) | ||
| The circulation of the Southern Ocean - processes, dynamics and models | Dirk Olbers (AWI) | ||
| What can inadequate observations tell us about incomplete models? | Steve Rintoul (CSIRO-Hobart) | ||
| Why is the Southern Ocean so Important for Climate Change? | Robbie Toggweiler (NOAA/GFDL) | ||
| Ekman Transport and the Southern Ocean | David Webb (NOCS) | ||
