EGU 2024: DKRZ, CEN, and CLiCCS represent Hamburg climate research

The annual General Assembly of the European Geosciences Union (EGU) provides the expected 15,000 attendees, especially early-career researchers, a platform to present their work and discuss their ideas with experts from all fields of geosciences.

At booth #18 in the entrance hall the DKRZ team presents new storm-resolving climate visualizations on the climate globe and its touchtable. Additionally, the DKRZ, CLICCS, and CEN teams contribute to the  conference program with numerous presentations, moderations, and poster contributions.

Contributions to the conference program: Talks and poster presentations

MONDAY, 15th April 2024

• Christopher Kadow (Convener): ESSI1.3, Strategies and Applications of AI and ML in a Spatiotemporal Context, PICO, 16:15-18:00 CEST, PICO Spot 4
• Étienne Plésiat: Artificial Intelligence Reconstructs Historical Climate Extremes, PICO, 16:32–16:34 CEST, PICO Spot 4

TUESDAY, 16th April 2024

• Florian Ziemen: Data access for km-scale resolution models, oral, 09:34-09:44 CEST, room 0.51
• Janos Zimmermann: Data access patterns of km-scale resolution models, poster, 16:15-18:00 CEST, Hall X3 | X3.7
• Fabian Wachsmann: Cloudifying Earth System Model Output, poster, 16:15-18:00 CEST, Hall X3 | X3.8
• Luis Kornblueh / Claudia Frauen (Co-author): Modelling of the Hunga Tonga eruption for testing the GPU port of ICON, poster, 16:15–18:00 CEST, Hall X5 | X5.149
• Martina Stockhause: How do the CMIP7 infrastructure plans support the implementation of the IPCC data guidelines?, oral, 16:55–17:05 Uhr, room 2.16 

WEDNESDAY, 17the April 2024

• Climateurope2 WP2-Team: Better Climate Services: guidelines, standards and best practices for data processing, PICO, 10:45–10:47 CEST, PICO spot 3 | PICO3
• Jens Grieger / Etor E. Lucip Eceiza (Co-author): Impacts of climate change and weather extremes in Europe: building a knowledge base for decision support, PICO, 10:59–11:01 CEST, PICO spot 3 | PICO3.8
• Hannes Thiemann: Facilitate the reuse of data from public authorities in research, poster, 10:45–12:30 CEST, Hall X4 | X4.174
• Marco Kulüke: Improving the Findability of Digital Objects in Climate Science by adopting the FDO concept, oral, 14:45-14:55 CEST, room 2.16
• Jussi Enkovaara / Claudia Frauen (Co-author): Enabling km-scale coupled climate simulations with ICON on GPUs, poster, 16:15–18:00 CEST, Hall X4 | X4.143 
• Johannes Meuer / Christopher Kadow: Artificial Intelligence Detects Volcanic Fingerprints in Historical Climate Records, Highlight oral, 17:40–17:50 CEST, Room 1.85/86

THURSDAY, 18th April 2024

• Heinrich Widmann (Co-Convener): Research data infrastructures in ESS - Bridging the gap between user needs and sustainable software solutions, and linking approaches, poster session, 08:30-12:30 CEST, Hall 2
• Kameswarrao Modali: A cascaded framework for unified access to and analysis of kilometer scale global simulations across a federation of data centers, poster, 10:45–12:30 CEST, Hall X2 | X2.31
• Aenne Loehden: Benefits of Ontologies in Earth System Science, poster, 10:45–12:30 CEST, Hall X2 | X2.34
• Etor E. Lucio-Eceiza: Freva for ClimXtreme: helping to systematize holistic analysis of extreme events, poster, 10:45–12:30 CEST, Hall X4 | X4.92 
• Anna-Lena Flügel: Case study Climate Change : How Earth System Science benefits from FAIRCORE4EOSC components,  poster, 10:45–12:30 CEST, Hall X2 |X2.39
• Ivonne Anders: Towards a user-friendly NFDI4Earth OneStop4All portal to support researchers in Earth System Sciences in Germany, poster, 10:45–12:30 CEST, Hall X2 | X2.34
• Karsten Peters-von Gehlen (Co-Convener): Advanced strategies for workflow development, execution and reproducibility of results in Earth System Science 14:00-15:00 CEST, room G2
• Tim Kruschke / Christopher Kadow, Johannes Meuer (Co-Authors): Machine-learning-based analysis and reconstruction of high-resolution sea-surface temperatures for the North Sea and Baltic Sea, Poster, 16:15–18:00 CEST, Hall X5 |X5.256
• Heinrich Widmann (Co-Convener): Research data infrastructures in ESS - Bridging the gap between user needs and sustainable software solutions, and linking approaches, Oral, 16:15-18:00 CEST, room G2
  

FRIDAY, 19th April 2024

• Christopher Kadow (Co-Convener): ESSI3.3, Collaborative Science Through Free and Open Source Software Tools and Frameworks in Earth Sciences, 10:45-12:30 CEST, PICO Spot 4
• Mostafa Hadizadeh: FAIR Environmental Data through a STAC-Driven Inter-Institutional Data Catalog Infrastructure - Status quo of the Cat4KIT-project, PICO, 11:07-11:09 CEST, PICO spot4

SAVE the DATE

• Thuesday, 16th April 2024 from 16:00 -18:00 CEST: Meeting of Uni Hamburg and Friends at the booth
• Thuersday, 18th April 2024 from 13:00 CEST: Grab a coffee and meet the team

Further information

• Official EGU website: https://egu24.eu/
• News on website of CEN: https://www.cliccs.uni-hamburg.de/de/research/ongoing/egu-2024.html