Cryosphere and Climate
Scope
Cryosphere influences climate because it is different from other land-surface elements in character. We call for presentations considering cryophere one of the components of climate system (e.g. atmosphere-cryoshere interaction, hydro-meteorology in cold region).
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Mamoru Ishikawa
mishi@ees.hokudai.ac.jp
Co-Convener
Takeshi Yamazaki, Ken Motoya, Yuji Kodama
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May 24th Room:102 Time:PM1
SessionID:ACC030 Chairman:Mamoru Ishikawa
The colored are the invited.
Start Time Presentation Number Title (PDF download) Presenter Authors
14:15 ACC030-01 The signals of anomalous snow accumulation brought about by the Arctic Oscillation as seen with space geodetic data Koji Matsuo Koji Matsuo,
Kosuke Heki,
14:30 ACC030-02 Intercomparison of three snow metamorphism schemes Masashi Niwano Masashi Niwano,
Teruo Aoki,
Katsuyuki Kuchiki et al.
14:45 ACC030-03 Evaluation of snowfall interception of boreal forest and sublimation profile Yuji Kodama Yuji Kodama,
Tomoyasu Kuno,
Taro Nakai
15:00 ACC030-04 New snow albedo parameterizations Takeshi Yamazaki Yukina Niimi,
Takeshi Yamazaki,
15:15 ACC030-05 Meteorological and climatological feature influenced on mass balance of Potanin glacier, Mongolian Altai Keiko Konya Keiko Konya,
Tsutomu Kadota,
Davaa Gombo et al.
15:30 ACC030-06 Paleo-permafrost development on the Darhad basin, northern Mongolia Mamoru Ishikawa Mamoru Ishikawa,
jambaljav yamkhin,
Takahiro Sakai
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