800-830 Coffee, check in
830-845 Welcome, introductory remarks (Greg Thompson and Hugh Morrison)
845-900 Discussion of logistics and meeting outline (Hugh Morrison and Greg Thompson)
900-1120 Overview of the Case Studies (Chair: Wojciech Grabowski)
900-920 Orographic mixed-phase stratiform cloud - case #1 (Andreas Muhlbauer)
920-940 Arctic mixed-phase stratiform clouds - case #2 (Hugh Morrison)
940-1000 Mid-latitude squall line - case #3 (Greg Thompson)
1000-1020 Coffee Break
1020-1040 Deep convection, supercell - case #4 (Matt Gilmore)
1040-1100 Cloud chemistry, urban region - case #5 (Wanmin Gong, Richard Leaitch)
1100-1120 Cloud chemistry, towering cumulus - case #6 (Richard Leaitch)
1120-1200 Plenary Talks (Chair: Wojciech Grabowski)
1120-1140 Validation of numerical cloud models - can we learn from other atmospheric models? Dispersion and microscale meteorological models as an example (Tamir Reisin)
1140-1200 Large-eddy simulation of deep convection: Challenges and Successes (Marat Khairoutdinov)
1200-1330 Lunch (on your own)
1330-1530 Parallel breakout sessions for the case studies
Breakout 1: Orographic mixed-phase stratiform cloud - case #1 (Led by
Andreas Muhlbauer)
Breakout 2: Mid-latitude squall line - case #3 (Led by Greg Thompson)
Breakout 3: Cloud chemistry, urban region - case #5 (Led by Wanmin Gong,
Richard Leaitch)
1530-1550 Coffee break
1550-1730 Breakout Sessions resume
1730 Adjourn for the day
1900 Icebreaker reception at Playa Azul Hotel
900-1020 Plenary Talks (Chair: Jean-Pierre Pinty)
900-920 Formation of secondary organic aerosol mass in cloud droplets (Barbara Ervens) 9
920-940 Impact of fair-weather cumulus on isoprene chemistry: A large-eddy simulation study (Si-Wan Kim)
940-1000 Numerical simulations of microphysical processes in pyro-convective clouds: Activation of aerosol particles as cloud condensation nuclei (Phillip Reutter)
1000-1020 Sensitivity tests of droplet and ice crystal activation within a parcel model (Trude Eidhammer)
1020-1040 Coffee Break
1040-1200 Plenary Talks (cont. [Chair: Jean-Pierre Pinty])
1040-1100 The role of cloud turbulence in warm rain initiation (Wojciech Grabowski)
1100-1120 Effects of immersion freezing parameterizations on simulations of mixed-phase stratus clouds (Gijs de Boer)
1120-1140 Atmospheric electricity and cloud microphysics (Brian Tinsley)
1140-1200 Evaluation of cloud microphysics in a GCM using satellite data (Johannes Quaas)
1200-1330 Lunch (on your own)
1330-1530 Parallel breakout sessions for the case studies
Breakout 1: Arctic mixed-phase stratiform clouds - case #2 (Led by Hugh Morrison)
Breakout 2: Deep convection, supercell - case #4 (Led by Matt Gilmore)
Breakout 3: Cloud chemistry, towering cumulus - case #6 (Led by Richard Leaitch)
1530-1550 Coffee break
1550-1730 Breakout Sessions resume...
1730 Adjourn for the day
830-1000 Plenary Talks (Chair: Axel Seifert)
830-850 On the parameterization of evaporation of raindrops (Axel Seifert)
850-910 Effective double-moment warm rain microphysics for the bulk parameterization of cloud and precipitation (Kyo-Sun Lim)
910-930 An efficient semi-double moment bulk microphysics scheme (Jason Milbrandt)
930-950 Spectral Habit Ice Prediction System - findings and challenges (Tempei Hashino)
950-1010 Convective cloud microphysics in a high-resolution NWP model (Joerg Trentmann)
1010-1030 Coffee Break
1030-1210 Plenary Talks (cont. [Chair: Axel Seifert])
1030-1050 Impact of cloud microphyiscs on simulated squall lines (Hugh Morrison)
1050-1110 Evaluation of the Southwest warming on cloud microphysics of propagating convective systems in the central US (Zaitao Pan)
1110-1130 Squall lines over the Southern Great Plains: Simulations and validations (Xiaowen Li)
1130-1150 A modeling study on a deep convective system during IHOP experiment (Danhong Fu)
1150-1330 Lunch (on your own)
Chair: Istvan Geresdi
1330-1350 Numerical simulation of vortex mergers and vorticity recycling (Greg Tripoli)
1350-1410 Impact of entrainment and mixing on trade-wind shallow convection: implications for indirect aerosol effects (Wojciech Grabowski)
1410-1440 GCSS 1D kinematic microphysics tests (Ben Shipway)
1440-1500 The Use of Detailed Cloud Models in Cloud Seeding Research (Amit Teller)
1500-1520 Assessing Winter Precipitation, Snowpack and Runoff Processes from Colorado”Ēs Headwater Basins using a Very High Resolution Fully Coupled Atmospheric-Hydrologic Model (Roy Rasmussen)
1520-1540 Coffee Break
1540-1730 Additional time for breakout sessions (if needed)
1900 Group dinner at Playa Azul Hotel (additional fee required, details TBA)
900-1120 Summary of the Breakout Sessions (Chair: Roy Rasmussen)
900-920 Mid-latitude squall line - case #3 (Greg Thompson)
920-940 Arctic mixed-phase stratiform clouds - case #2 (Hugh Morrison)
940-1000 Orographic mixed-phase stratiform cloud - case #1 (Andreas Muhlbauer)
1000-1020 Coffee Break 1020-1040 Deep convection, supercell - case #4 (Matt Gilmore)
1040-1100 Cloud chemistry, urban region - case #5 (Wanmin Gong, Richard Leaitch)
1100-1120 Cloud chemistry, towering cumulus - case #6 (Richard Leaitch)
1120-1140 Discussion 1140-1200 Meeting wrap-up, concluding remarks (Hugh Morrison)
1200 Meeting adjourn