Presentations from the AMWG 2004 Spring Meeting

• Bill Collins -- Update on CCSM Project
• Phil Rasch -- Update on CAM
• HouJun Wang -- Recent Development and Applications of a Spectral Element Dynamical Core
• Vladimir Krasnopolsky and Michael Fox-Rabinovitz-- Results with Neural Net Approximation for the NCAR CAM Longwave Radiation Parameterization
• John Bergman -- Single Column CAM Experiments
• Jean-Francois Lamarque -- Interactive Chemistry in CAM
• Fabrizio Sassi, Byron Boville, Doug Kinnison, Rolando Garcia, and Ray Roble -- Effects of Interactive Ozone on the Simulations of the Middle Atmosphere
• Saocheng Xie -- Impact of Convective Triggering Mechanism on CAM2Simulations
• Jeff Anderson, Kevin Raeder, and Hui Liu -- Initial Version of an Ensemble-Based DataAssimilation/Prediction System Using CAM 2.0 at T42 Resolution
• Steve Ghan and Tim Shippert -- Application and Performance of a Subgrid Orography Scheme in CAM and LSM
• Phil Rasch and Peter Hess -- Offline CAM Motivation and First Results
• Chris Bretherton -- Cloud Feedbacks CPT
• Adrian Tompkins --Some Thoughts on Statistical Cloud Schemes
• Bill Collins -- Future of Radiation Parameterizations in CAM
• Bob Dickinson -- Land Model Requirements from the Atmospheric Model
• Chris Bretherton -- Progress at University of Washington on New PBL and Shallow Cumulus Schemes in CAM
• David Noone -- Water tracers and isotopic fractionation in CAM: Challenges and Opportunities
• Chien Wang -- Linking Anthropogenic Aerosols, Urban Air Pollution, and Tropospheric Chemistry to CAM/CCM: Current and Near Future Research
• Xiaohong Liu, University of Michigan -- Developing Ice Nucleation Parameterizations for Application in CAM
• Steve Ghan and Phil Rasch -- Prediction of Cloud Droplet Number in CAM