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07:30

Registration

09:00

Session 1 - Title TBD

Chair: Bjorn Stevens, MPI-M

Keynote Title TBD Cathy Hohenegger, MPI-M
Resolved Storm-Environment Interactions: Thermodynamic-Convection Coupling and Their Impacts in Global Kilometer-Scale Simulations Daisuke Takasuka, Tohoku University
The vertical structure of temperature change over land and ocean in km-scale simulations of warming Timothy Merlis, Princeton University
Insights from ARP-GEM Global Kilometer-Scale Simulations with Ocean Coupling Olivier Geoffroy, CNRM, Météo-France/CNRS
Evaluating the Added Value of Global Convection-Permitting Models: A Real-Time Demonstration of the 3.75-km MPAS Falko Judt, NCAR
10:40

Coffee break

11:10

Session 2 - Title TBD

Chair: TBD

Invited What is “resolution” in Earth system modelling Peter Dueben, ECMWF
Invited Building AI Climate Models Laure Zanna, New York University
NASA’s Prithvi Foundation Model Fine-Tuned for the CORDEX ML Downscaling Benchmark Hugo Lee, JPL NASA
Km-scale, sub-daily machine learning emulation of precipitation from convection-permitting simulations Henry Addison, University of Bristol
AI Downscaling of Kilometer‑Scale Precipitation over the Tibetan Plateau Based on a Latent Space Diffusion Model Shuai Hu, IAP - CAS
A HEALPix-Zarr-S3 data hub for analysis and AI-ready Earth system data Martin Bergemann, DKRZ
12:40

Lunch break

14:00

Poster Session 1

Poster list TBA

15:30

Coffee break

16:00

Session 3 - Title TBD

Chair: TBD

Invited The need for km-scale global models for reframing climate change as weather change Christian Jakob, Monash University
NSF StormSPEED: Enabling Kilometer-Scale Earth System Simulations in CESM3 Christiane Jablonowski, University of Michigan
Response of organized deep convection in the tropics to anthropogenic aerosol forcing in a storm-resolving model Sadhitro De, University of Oxford
Robustness of the South American Monsoon to an AMOC Collapse in a Kilometer-Scale Atmosphere-Only Simulation Keno Riechers, MPI-M
Properties of MCSs in high-resolution climate experiments Torsten Auerswald, University of Reading
Grid-Spacing Sensitivity of Rossby Wave Breaking to Mesoscale Diabatic Processes Marius Rixen, ETH Zurich
18:30

Ice-breaker dinner

09:00

Session 4 - Title TBD

Chair: TBD

Keynote TBD Mike Pritchard, NVIDIA
Invited Kilometer-Scale AI-Powered and Performance-Portable Earth System Model (AP3ESM) to Achieve Year-Scale Simulation Speed on Heterogeneous Supercomputers Hailong Liu, Laoshan Lab
Field-Space Autoencoders for Scalable Climate Data Compression and Generative Emulation Johannes Meuer, DKRZ
Evaluating the EERIE Ensemble: Atmosphere, Ocean, Sea Ice, and Climate Variability in High-Resolution Earth System Models Armelle Reca Remedio, AWI
Jigsaw: distributed AI training towards km-scale resolution models Deifilia Kieckhefen, KIT
10:40

Coffee break

11:10

Session 5 - Title TBD

Chair: TBD

Invited Global Carbon-Weather Interactions at 2.5 km Nicolas Gruber, ETH Zurich
Invited TBD Francisco Doblas-Reyes, BSC
Atmospheric Rivers and Associated Hydroclimate Extremes from km-scale Global Coupled Model Simulations June-Yi Lee, IBS Center for Climate Physics
Km-scale coupled simulation and model–observation SST trend discrepancy Noel Brizuela, MPI-M
Consistent Pacific-Sector Southern Ocean Cooling in km-scale Climate Models Rohit Ghosh, AWI
Beyond the km scale: Do sub-km global atmospheric models matter? Shuhei Matsugishi, AORI - University of Tokyo
12:40

Lunch break

14:00

Poster Session 2

Poster list TBD

15:30

Coffee break

16:00

Session 6 - Title TBD

Chair: TBD

Hacking Km-Scale Models: A Participative Model for Climate Information Andrew Gettelmann, PNNL
GATE vs ORCESTRA Helene Gloeckner, MPI-M
Rethinking the Doldrums: Insights from Kilometre-Scale Simulations and Observations Julia Windmiller, Monash University
Evaluation of vertical wind shear and atmospheric stability in DYAMOND winter models against radiosonde observations Rachel Atlas, LMD - IPSL
Chasing Arctic mixed-phase clouds – from ground, from aircraft and in simulations Vera Schemann, University of Cologne
Storm-Resolving Earth: How Well Do Global KM-Scale Models Simulate Storms in East Asia’s 2020 Record-breaking Wet Summer Puxi Li, Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences
18:30

Dinner

09:00

Session 7 - Title TBD

Chair: TBD

Keynote TBD Tiffany Shaw, University of Chicago
Invited Usable climate risk science: motivation, examples, and a proposal Adam Sobel, Columbia University
Km-scale Climate modelling: A Pathway forward for the Global South Tumelo Moalusi, University of the Witwatersrand
Advancing km-scale regional coupled prediction research and development to improve near-term multi-hazard and local-scale climate information Huw Lewis, Met Office
Km-scale global storylines Thomas Jung, AWI
10:40

Coffee break

11:10

Session 8 - Title TBD

Chair: TBD

Invited TBD Tina Odaka, IFREMER
Invited TBD Tobias Kölling, MPI-M
A new Earth system science resource: A globally gridded GEO-Ring radiance product and its application Jörg Schulz, EUMETSAT
Understating a Global Storm-resolving Model with EarthCARE and ORCESTRA Observations Woosub Roh, University of Tokyo
Precipitation Efficiency Across Storm Regimes: A Satellite-Based Evaluation of Cloud-to-Rain Conversion in km-Scale Models Julia Kukulies, NCAR
Rigorous model evaluation at km-scales using Earth observations Heikki Järvinen, University of Helsinki
12:40

Lunch break

14:00

Poster Session 3

Poster list TBD

15:30

Coffee break

16:00

Session 9 - Title TBD

Chair: TBD

Stochastic Parametrisation and Km-scale Modelling Tim Palmer, University of Oxford
Towards improving Arctic liquid cloud representation in the ECMWF model using MOSAiC observations Louise Schulte, University of Cologne
Cloud-induced mesoscale circulations: observations vs km-scale simulations Alexis Aubel, LMD / CNRS / Sorbonne University
Global multi-centennial coupled climate modelling at eddy-rich scales – bridging CMIP and km-scale Malcolm Roberts, Met Office
Assessing the impact of convection representation in the Met Office DYAMOND 3 simulations Calum Scullion, Met Office
Stochastic Spatiotemporal Deep Learning Emulation of km-Scale Precipitation Extremes from CMIP6 Predictors Wondesen Teshome Bekele, University of Parma
18:30

BBQ Dinner

09:00

Session 10 - Title TBD

Chair: TBD

Keynote TBD Thomas Schulthess, CSCS
Invited ICON’s Journey to Exascale: Lessons in Performance Portability for Kilometer-Scale Climate Modeling Claudia Frauen, DKRZ
ICON ocean at subkilometer resolution Peter Korn, MPI-M
LMARS-SW: Global Shallow Water Simulation from Planetary Waves to Quasi-Meter-Scale Turbulence on Cross-Architecture Exascale Supercomputers Xi Chen, IAP CAS
Sensitivity of km-scale simulations to dynamical core Brian Medeiros, NCAR
10:40

Coffee break

11:10

Session 11 - Title TBD

Chair: TBD

Invited Towards global coupled k-scale modeling within a UK climate modelling strategy Bryan Lawrence, University of Reading
Invited The Future of Data Infrastructure for Earth System Scienc Ryan Abernathey, Earthmover PBC
E3SM’s Vision for a High-Resolution Future Benjamin Hillman, Sandia National Laboratories
Code Meets Climate: The Ragnarok Blueprint for Performance-Portable ICON Georgiana Mania, DKRZ
Development of the Python based NICAM dynamical core Tomoki Miyakawa, AORI - University of Tokyo
AI-assisted programming at the centre of future climate-model development Suvarchal Cheedela, AWI
12:40

Lunch break

14:00

Poster Session 4

Poster list TBD

15:30

Coffee break

16:00

Session 12 - Title TBD

Chair: TBD

Invited Convective organization and climate feedbacks in an ensemble of idealized km-scale simulations Allison Wing, FSU
Evaluate NICAM Hindcast Simulations of Tropical Cyclone Using EarthCARE Observation Jin-De Huang, AORI - University of Tokyo
Local modification of tropical precipitation by small-scale air-sea interactions in km-scale climate models Henning Franke, MPI-M
Evaluating the spatial organization of deep convective cores in kilometer-scale simulations using elementary convective structure decomposition Thomas Fiolleau, CNRS / LEGOS
From Environments to Interactions: Evaluating Storm and Extreme-Precipitation Processes in Global Storm-Resolving Models Zhe Feng, PNNL
Upscale influences of tropical convection on atmospheric circulation in kilometre-scale climate simulations Ashar Aslam, University of Leeds
09:00

Session 13 - Title TBD

Chair: TBD

Keynote Climate Change Granularity Axel Timmermann, IBS Center for Climate Physics
From Single Storms to Large-Scale Waves: How Kilometer-Scale Models Are Changing Climate Science Andreas Prein, ETH Zurich
Tropics-wide intraseasonal oscillation in observations and GSRMs Jiawei Bao, Institute of Science and Technology Austria
The global monsoon in global km-scale models Fran Morris, University of Oxford
A moisture dynamics perspective on robust changes in characteristics of the tropical circulation under warming Lorenzo Tomassini, Met Office
10:40

Coffee break

11:10

Session 14 - Title TBD

Chair: TBD

The coupling between boundary layer processes and convection: lesson from a global storm-resolving model Hans Segura, MPI-M
Kilometer-Scale Hindcast Simulations of Derecho Events with the Nonhydrostatic Community Earth System Model version 3 (CESM3) Nicholas Forcone, University of Michigan
New insights into changing tropical cyclone hazards and implications for early warning systems over Africa Elisabeth Kendon, Met Office Hadley Centre
Achieving Global 3D Kilometer-Scale Hydrologic Modeling: Performance Portability and Exascale Readiness in the ParFlow Framework Stefan Kollet, FZ Jülich
Evaluating local climate in global storm-resolving models with the Köppen-Geiger classification Chiel Heerwaarden, Wageningen University
On the internal variability of HighResMIP to km-scale Earth System Models Pier Luigi Vidale, University of Reading
12:40

Lunch break

14:00

TBD

Format TBD

15:30

Coffee break

16:00

Session 15 - Title TBD

Chair: TBD

Invited From km-scale modelling to opera?onal Earth System Digital Twin Jenni Kontkanen, CSC-IT
EarthCARE and Emerging Directions in Global km-Scale Cloud Modeling Masaki Satoh, AORI - University of Tokyo
A global to regional hierarchy for km-scale research at the Met Office Richard Jones, Met Office
An update on NCAR plans for global km-scale modeling Jonathan Petch, NCAR
Progress and Prospects of Kilometer‑Scale Global Modelling at CMA Qifeng Lu, China Meteorological Administration
The Berlin Summit for EVE … Three Years Later Bjorn Stevens, MPI-M