Third Dry Run 14.03.2025

Session

Breakout Sessions

Not scheduled

Bremerhaven

113. Group picture

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44. Ia: Globus

Gerrit Lohmann (AWI)

167. Ib: Booster your outreach

Roland Koch

How to communicate your research as effectivly as appealing hand in hand with the AWI communication department.

174. Ib: Forschungsföderung/Research funding Group

Nancy Lange

43. Ic: Incubator Projects

David Kleinhaus

Better awareness of the incubator's services

168. Id: Open Science

Andreas Walker (AWI)

The Library and the Open Science Working Group invite to join at the information stand to get to know Andreas Walker and Bernadette Fritzsch at AWI.

169. Ie: Land-ocean reseach in the Mackenzie/Beaufort Sea region

Gesine Mollenhauer

In this breakout session, I propose to discuss ideas for research projects connecting the land-ocean conitnuum in the Mackenzie/Beaufort Sea region, including a potential Polarstern cruise to the region in 2027 or 28 and collaborative ties to Canadian colleagues.

41. If: The key to good data science lies in data workflows, standards and data infrastructure.

Angela Schaefer

How can we integrate and establish standardised data workflows for processing and managing data to enhance data science within POF? How can we provide adequate time, sustainable resources and expertise for this, both individually and as a research community?

171. Ig: Forecast sensitivity to observation (FSO)

Changliang Shao

Forecast sensitivity to observations can be used as a diagnostic tool to monitor the observation impact on the quality of the mesoscale forecasts, and also to give suggestion and evaluation on weather station network layout.

172. Ig: Polar and High Altitude Cryosphere and Carbon InterActions (PHACCIA)

Claire Treat

This breakout session will identify and connect AWI researchers who are working on carbon-cryosphere interactions in the polar regions in support of the Carbon-Cycle CTA. We welcome participants focused on carbon cycling or cryosphere processes that are relevant for carbon cycle to join us to find common research themes, complementary methods, and additional expertise.

50. Ih:„Record low Antarctic sea ice in 2023“

Alexander Haumann, Stefanie Arndt

In 2023, Antarctic sea ice reached the lowest ever recorded summer minimum extent and many regions remained almost ice free in austral fall and winter, resulting in massive negative anomalies that have not been observed so far. In this session, we would like to discuss the potential drivers and consequences of this dramatic sea ice loss from an interdisciplinary perspective, ranging from...

52. Ii: AWI Elements "Consultation Hour"

Andreas Starmans

Since November 2022 the new research information system “AWI Elements” is available to all AWI staff (https://elements.awi.de). AWI Elements offers scientists a variety of options for collecting, documenting and consolidating research information.
In this breakout session we will introduce the basic features of AWI Elements and give practical advice on how to fill your scientific profile...

170. Ii: Forecast sensitivity to observation (FSO)

Changliang Shao

120. tbc

(20' min pres. + 20' min disc.)

123. tbc

(15' min pres. + 5' min disc.)

121. tbc

(15' min pres. + 5' min disc.)