Webinars

Melissa Gervais, Penn State University
Impact of projected Arctic sea ice loss on daily weather patterns over North America

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)                                                                            

Chad Thackeray, UCLA
Comparing seasonal cycle and trend-based constraints on future sea ice albedo feedback

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)                                                                            

Eunice Lo, University of Bristol, UK
Arctic sea-ice loss and winter temperature extremes

Patrick Taylor, NASA Langley Research Center
Arctic Amplification processes: seasonal energy transfer and atmosphere-surface energy exchange                       

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)                                                                            

Mikhail Latonin, Nansen International Environmental and Remote Sensing Center; Saint Petersburg State University, RU
The role of coupled ocean-atmosphere heat transport in the decadal variability of the Arctic amplification

Aiguo Dai, University at Albany
The impact of sea ice-air interactions on climate variability

Luke Fraser-Leach, Department of Physics, University of Toronto, Canada
Correcting for artificial heat in coupled sea ice perturbation experiments

Kunhui Ye, Department of Physics, University of Oxford, UK
Response of winter climate and extreme weather to projected Arctic sea-ice loss in very large-ensemble climate model simulations

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members) 

Tien-Yiao Hsu, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
The atmospheric response to Arctic sea ice loss in a hierarchy of GCMs

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members) 

Steve Delhaye, Université catholique de Louvain
Consistent but more intense atmospheric circulation response to Arctic sea ice loss in CMIP6 experiments compared to PAMIP experiments

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)

Doug Smith, UK Met Office
Robust but weak winter atmospheric circulation response to future Arctic sea ice loss
[Abstract]

Mark England, University of California, Santa Cruz
The Recent Emergence of Arctic Amplification
[Abstract]

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)

Doyeon Kim, UNIST
Atmospheric circulation sensitivity to changes in the vertical structure of polar warming
[Abstract]

Etienne Dunn-Sigouin, University of Bergen
How do tropical Pacific sea-surface-temperatures impact moisture transport into the Arctic?
[Abstract]

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)

Nicole Feldl, UC Santa Cruz
Icy, moist, and seasonal: Polar amplification in a hierarchy of climates
[Abstract]

Yu-Chiao Liang, National Taiwan University
Weak atmospheric circulation response to Arctic sea ice loss in large-ensemble simulations

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)

Russell Blackport, Environment and Climate Change Canada
Observed Statistical Connections Overestimate the Causal Effects of Arctic Sea Ice Changes on Midlatitude Winter Climate
[Abstract]

Alexandre Audette, University of Toronto
Mechanisms of Atmospheric heat transport changes in the ESM hierarchy
[Abstract]

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)

Jan Streffing, Jacobs University Bremen
Horizontal resolution independence of mid-latitude response to arctic amplification
[Abstract]

Anne Seidenglanz
Pacific circulation responses to eastern Arctic sea ice loss
[Abstract]

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)

Xavier Levine, Barcelona Supercomputing Center
Arctic tropospheric warming from regional Arctic sea ice loss explained by a zonal-mean circulation feedback
[Abstract]

Weiming Ma, University of California, Los Angeles
Atmospheric River Response to Arctic Sea Ice Loss in the Polar Amplification Model Intercomparison Project
[Abstract]

Andrew Pauling, University of Washington
Feedbacks, climate sensitivity and polar amplification insights from volcanic eruptions in model large ensembles
[Abstract]

Svenya Chripko, Université de Toulouse
Mid-latitude cold extreme weather response to Arctic sea ice loss across the PAMIP simulations
[Abstract]

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)

Tiffany Shaw, University of Chicago
The midlatitude responses to polar sea ice loss in different complexity GCMs
[Abstract]

Lily Hahn, University of Washington
Contributions to polar amplification and its seasonality: perspectives from CMIP5/6 and an idealized single-column model
[Abstract]

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)

Holly Ayres, University of Reading
The atmosphere-ocean responses to Antarctic sea ice loss
[Abstract]

Hailong Wang, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Increasing large wildfires over the western United States linked to diminishing sea ice in the Arctic
[Abstract]

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)

Qinghua Ding, University of California Santa Barbara
Nudging observed winds in the Arctic to quantify associated sea ice loss from 1979 to 2020
[Abstract]

Marius Årthun, University of Bergen
Arctic Ocean Amplification by enhanced poleward ocean heat transport
[Abstract]

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)

Yannick Peings, University of California Irvine
Response of the wintertime Siberian high to Arctic amplification, in multi-model large ensembles and nudged experiments
[Abstract]

Mian Xu, Lanzhou University and University of Exeter
Influence of future +2°C regional sea-ice loss on Arctic stratospheric polar vortex
[Abstract]

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)

Kristian Strommen, University of Oxford
Improved teleconnection between Arctic sea ice and the North Atlantic Oscillation due to stochastic process representation
[Abstract]

Cheng Zheng, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University [Abstract]

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)

Jiping Liu, University of Albany
Arctic sea-ice loss drives more frequent strong El Niño events [Abstract]

Stephanie Hay, University of Exeter
Insights from PAMIP on the impact of Arctic sea-ice loss on the extratropical storm tracks [Abstract]

Recorded video presentation (only accessible to the PAMIP group members)