Activities of DKRZ, CLICCS and CEN at EGU

At their booth No. #18 in the entrance hall, DKRZ co-jointly with the Center for Earth System Research and Sustainability (CEN) and the Cluster of Excellence "Climate, Climatic Change, and Society" (CLICCS), will be presenting Hamburg's expertise in the field of climate and sustainability research.

DKRZ provides the necessary high-performance computer systems, data archives and management and the associated services for climate research. The Cluster of Excellence CLICCS is one of the core project of CEN and is funded as part of the Excellence Strategy of the federal and state governments. CLICCS conducts basic research on climate dynamics, climate-related social dynamics and transdisciplinary research on human-environment interactions.

The teams of DKRZ, CLICCS and CEN will participate in and contribute to the conference program with numerous talks, moderations and poster presentations.

Talks and Poster presentations:

MONDAY, April 24th

• Martin Bergemann: High-resolution simulations of tropical island thunderstorms: Does an increase in resolution improve the representation of extreme rainfall?, Oral, room 2.44, 09:15-09:25
• Fabian Wachsmann: Intaking DKRZ ESM data collections, Oral, room 0.16, 11:40-11:50
• Kerstin Fieg: From the last interglacial to the future; new insights into climate change from the PalMod Earth System modelling framework, Poster, Hall X5, 14:00-15:45
  
• Caroline Arnold: Best Practices for Fortran-Python Bridges to Integrate Neural Networks in Earth System Models, Oral, room N1, 15:30-15:40

TUESDAY, April 25th

• Karsten Peters-von Gehlen: Enabling Reproducibility in Earth System Science research through open and FAIR data, workflows and models (Orals), Convener, room 0.51, 10:45-12:30
• Heinrich Widmann: Research data infrastructures in ESS facing user needs, sustainability, and cultural change (Orals), Co-Convener, Room 0.16, 16:15–18:00

WEDNESDAY, April 26th

• Karsten Peters-von Gehlen: Enabling Reproducibility in Earth System Science research through open and FAIR data, workflows and models (Poster), Convener, Hall X4, 8:15-10:15
  
• Ivonne Anders: Towards reproducible workflows in simulation based Earth System Science, Poster, Hall X4, 08:30–10:15
  
• Swati Gehlot: Data Management for PalMod-II – data workflow and re-use strategy, Poster, Hall X4, 08:30–10:15
  
• Heinrich Widmann: Research data infrastructures in ESS facing user needs, sustainability, and cultural change (Poster), Co-Convener, Hall X4, 10:45-12:30
  
• Marco Kulüke: IPFS Pinning Service for Open Climate Research Data, Poster, Halle X4, 10:45-12:30
  
• Christopher Kadow: Strategies and Applications of AI and ML in a Spatiotemporal Context, Convener, Pico Spot 2, 14:00-15:45
• Maximilian Witte: From Super-Resolution to Downscaling - An Image-Inpainting Deep Neural Network for High Resolution Weather and Climate Models, Pico, Pico Spot 2, 0214:27–14:29
  
• Dirk Olonschek (MPI-M, Co: Fabian Wachsmann, Christopher Kadow, Étienne Plesiat): A new Max Planck Institute-Grand Ensemble with CMIP6 forcing and high-frequency model output, Poster, Hall X5, 16:15-18:00
  
• Simon Lentz (CEN, Co: Christopher Kadow): Reconstructing North Atlantic Ocean Heat Content Using Convolutional Neural Networks, Oral, room 2.31, 16:30-16:40
  

THURSDAY, April 27th

• Thomas Rackow (MPI-M, Co: Florian Ziemen): Storm- and eddy-resolving simulations with IFS-FESOM/NEMO at the kilometre scale, Oral, room 0.11/12, 11:00-11:10
  
• Christopher Kadow: Collaborative Science Through Free and Open Source Software Tools and Frameworks in Earth sciences (Geo, Weather, Climate), Co-Convener, Pico Spot 2, 14:00-18:00
  
• Clemens Schannwell (MPI-M, Co: Florian Ziemen): Sensitivity of Heinrich events to boundary forcing perturbations in a coupled ice sheet-solid Earth model, Oral, room L3, 15:00-15:10
  
• Danai Filippou: Machine Learning-driven Infilling of precipitation recordings over Germany, Poster, Hall X5, 16:15-18:00
  
• Heinrich Widmann (representing for Hannes Thiemann et al.): Challenges of integrating large infrastructures using the example of ENES-CDI and EOSC, Poster, Hall X4,  16:15-18:00
• Christopher Kadow: Künstliche Intelligenz rekonstruiert fehlende Wetter- und Klimainformationen, Oral, Österreiche Akademie der Wissenschaften (ÖAW)/Festsaal, Dr.-Ignaz-Seipel-Platz 2, 18:00
  

FRIDAY, April 28th

• Harsh Grover: Towards an operational CyGNSSnet - automated ocean wind speed prediction, Poster, Hall X2, 08:30-10:15
  
• Danu Caus: Predicting fault stress level and stress drop using seismo-mechanical and statistical features derived from acoustic signals in laboratory stick-slip friction experiments and assesing feature importance via the derived models, Oral, room 2.47/48, 08:55-09:05
• Eileen Hertwig: WDCC - Improvement of FAIRness of an established repository, Pico, Pico Spot 2, 09:03-09:05  (Viewing until 10:15)
  
• Etor E Lucio-Eceiza: Freva for ClimXtreme: an aid to get the bigger picture in analysis of extremes, Oral, room G2, 14:25-14:35
  
• Etienne Plesiat: Using Artificial Intelligence to Reconstruct Missing Climate Data In Extreme Events Datasets, Oral, room G2, 14:35-14:45
  
• Johannes Meuer: Identifying and Locating Volcanic Eruptions using Convolutional Neural Networks and Interpretability Techniques, Poster, Hall X5, 16:15–18:00
  
• Christopher Kadow: Freva is dead, long live Freva! New features of a software framework for the Earth System community, Pico, Pico Spot 2, 16:23-16:25

Save the date:

• tuesday, 25th April 2023 from 19:00 to 20:00 CLICCS Townhall Meeting
• wednesday, 26th April 2023. from 16:30 to 18:00 SICCS and friends meeting at the booth
• thursday, 27th April 2023. from 13:00 Grab a coffee and meet the team at the booth

Further information:

• Official EGU website: https://egu23.eu/
• News on CEN website: https://www.cliccs.uni-hamburg.de/de/research/ongoing/egu-2023.html