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Biogeochemistry Working Group Meeting 2023

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2023 CESM Land Model / Biogeochemistry Model Winter Working Group Meeting February 8 2023

Wednesday February 8

Mesa Lab Main Seminar Room / Hybrid

8:35 AM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Quantifying the Influence of Plant Stomatal Behavior on Photosynthesis in the Amazon

Amy Liu

8:50 AM

A long-term contiguous vegetation index product

Jianing Fang

9:05 AM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Flexible foliar stoichiometry reduces the magnitude of the land C sink

Emma Hauser

9:20 AM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Land Surface Impacts from a Plausible Global Forestation Scenario

James A. King

9:35 AM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Exploration of a novel carbon dioxide removal option: lighting up tropical forests at night

Xueyuan Gao

10:20 AM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Much of the zero emissions commitment occurs before reaching net zero emissions

Charlie Koven

10:35 AM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Temperature response of nitrogen fixation: A model intercomparison project incorporating physiological measurements into land models

Thomas Bynterowicz

10:50 AM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Advancing Understanding of Plant-Drought Responses in North American Ecosystems using Carbon Isotopic Discrimination in the Simple Biosphere Model

Aleya Kaushik

11:05 AM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Responses of ecosystem productivity to aerosols across India: a double-edged sword in climate change

Manoj Hari

11:20 AM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Fast Spin Up of Components of an Earth System Model

Keith Lindsay

11:35 AM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Simulating Terrestrial DOC production and export with CTSM

Marius Lambert

1:30 PM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Reduced CO2 uptake and nutrient sequestration from slowing overturning circulation

Yi Liu

1:45 PM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Ecosystem composition and biogeochemical cycles: Community Earth System Model Simulations with multiple plankton functional types

Jun Yu

2:00 PM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Quantifying feedbacks between phytoplankton

Nicola Wiseman

2:30 PM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Implementing a satellite emulator in CESM2 to evaluate the impact of clouds on ocean chlorophyll observations

Genevieve Clow

2:45 PM

2023 CESM BGCWG: Skillful predictions of ecosystem stressors in the surface and subsurface ocean

Samuel Mogen

Biogeochemistry Working Group Meeting 2023

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