AGU Fall Meeting 2020

AGU FALL MEETING

Online Everywhere | 1-17 December 2020

#AGU20 Fall Meeting will be one of the world's largest virtual scientific conferences, with exciting programming and events. This will be our most diverse, engaging and dynamic Fall Meeting to date.

#AGU20 is scheduled from 1-17 December to accommodate over a thousand hours of virtual content to minimize conflicts while maximizing global engagement. Scientific program content will be available on-demand, with pre-recorded oral presentations and virtual posters available for attendees to view and peruse outside of the scheduled live Q&A sessions during the meeting. 

RAL AGU Schedule Lineup

• Monday, Dec 7

• Tuesday, Dec 8

  

• Wednesday, Dec 9

• Thursday, Dec 10

• Friday, Dec 11

• Monday, Dec 14

• Tuesday, Dec 15

• Wednesday, Dec 16

• Thursday, Dec 17 

Monday, December 7, 2020

• SY001 - Convergence Research in Climate Science: How to Move Beyond Disciplinary Silos I (ORAL)
  Cassandra O'Lenick, Oral Chair, 4:00 PST

• SY004 - Convergence Research in Climate Science: How to Move Beyond Disciplinary Silos II (POSTER)
  Cassandra O'Lenick, Poster Chair, 4:00 PST
• Constructing Shortwave GOES-16 Synthetic Imagery at Night
  Allyson Rugg, Speaker, 05:42 - 05:50 PST
• Progress in variable resolution, global domain, vector river-lake network routing model
  Naoki Mizukami, Speaker, 05:58 - 06:02 PST

Tuesday, December 8, 2020

• Improving the robustness of Upper Rio Grande water supply forecasting in the face of climate trends and variability
  Josh Sturtevant, Speaker, 06:38 - 06:42 PST
• Implementing a high-resolution dust emissions scheme in Weather Research and Forecasting model coupled with Chemistry (WRF-Chem) and its implications for the air quality
  Piyush Bhardwaj, Poster, 8:00 AM - 3:45 PM, 151A
• Variations in flash flood-producing storm characteristics associated with changes in vertical velocity in a future climate in the Mississippi River Basin
  Erin Dougherty, Poster, 05:00–21:59 PST
•  A new SUMMA and MizuRoute hydrologic modeling resource for US water applications
  Andy Wood, Speaker, H041-02, 05:34 - 05:38 PST

Wednesday, December 9, 2020

• Projected potential fish distribution under climate change in a heavily regulated, fragmented river system
  Yifan Cheng, Poster, 04:00 - 20:59 PST
• Estimation of PM2.5 concentrations in New York State: Understanding the influence of vertical mixing on surface PM2.5 using machine learning
  Wei-Ting Hung, Poster, 04:00 - 20:59 PST
• Implementation of an Impact-based Decision Support Weather Forecast System in Barbados
  Paul Kucera, Poster, 05:00 - 22:20
• Earth System Science Machine Learning Challenge Problems
  David Gagne, Speaker, 05:46 - 05:50 PST

Thursday, December 10, 2020

• Analysis of Horizontal Shear and Mixing at a Range of Length Scales Using Filtered Large-Eddy Simulation of a Flow over Complex Terrain
  Kosovic Branko, Poster, 07:00-23:59 PST

• Wind Resource Assessment over the Columbia River Gorge using a Three-Dimensional Planetary Boundary Layer Parameterization
  Timothy Juliamo, Poster, 04:00 - 20:59 PST

• A083 - Weather and Climate Modeling Across Scales: From Global to Convective Permitting I (oral)
  

  Roy Rasmussen, Oral, 04:00 - 5:00 PST

• A096 - Weather and Climate Modeling Across Scales: From Global to Convective Permitting II (Posters)
  Roy Rasmussen, Oral, 04:00 - 5:00 PST
• A096-0003 CONUS II, a new 20-year convection-permitting simulation over North America: How well does it performs on snowpack?
  Kyoko Ikeda, Poster, 04:00 - 20:59 PST
  
• Glacier Mass Balance and Hydrological Modeling with the WRF-Hydro/Glacier System
  Trude Eidhammer, Speaker, C035-08, 19:00-20:00 PST
  
• Extreme Event Exposure Uncertainty in NA-CORDEX Projections
  Melissa Bukovsky, Poster
• Modeling scale variant stratified three-dimensional turbulent fluxes in the atmospheric surface layer
  Eghdami Masih, Poster

Friday, December 11, 2020

• Human Influence on the Regional/Natural Hydroclimate I Posters
  

  Amir Mazrooei, Poster, Chair, 07:00 - 23:59 PST

• A Multivariate Hydrologic Benchmark for the WRF-Hydro-Based NOAA National Water Model over Experimental Alaskan Watersheds
  Aubrey Dugger, Speaker, 08:12 - 08:16 MT
• Evaluating Model Physics in the Unified Forecast System (UFS): An Exercise of Using the Common Community Physics Package (CCPP) Single-Column Model under the Hierarchical Testing Framework
  Dan D'Amico, Poster, 11:51 - 11:54 PST
• Development of a global bathymetric dataset for lakes and reservoirs
  Bahram Khazaei, Poster, 04:00 - 20:59 PST
• Development of reservoir geometry and discharge parameters for National Water Model waterbodies
  Bahram Khazaei, Poster, 04:00 - 20:59 PST
• NWM V3.0 Alaska Domain Expansion: Development of a Geospatial Hydrologic Data-fabric for Hydrologic Prediction in South Central Alaska
  Kevin Sampson, Poster, 04:00 - 20:59 PST
• Evaluation of National Water Model in simulating Evapotranspiration fluxes across multiple spatio-temporal scales
  Amir Mazrooei, Poster, 19:00 - 20:00 PST
• Evaluation of boundary-layer and urban-canopy parameterizations for simulating wind in Miami during Hurricane Irma (2017)
  Eric Hendricks, Speaker, 21:50 - 21:54 PST
• Role of large-scale forcing on the development of nonprecipitating continental convective clouds revealed from LASSO large-eddy simulations
  Hyeyum (Hailey) Shin, Speaker, A137-08, 21:23 - 21:27 PST 

Monday, December 14, 2020

• Urban Heat Risks in a Changing Climate
  Olga Wilhelmi, Speaker, 10:04 - 10:08 PST
• Local-Scale Predictors of Fire Spread Across the U.S. (2001-2019)
  Amy DeCastro, Poster, 04:00 - 20:59 PST

• A Fire-Spotting Parameterization Coupled with the WRF-Fire Model
  Maria Frediani, Poster, 04:00 - 20:59 PST

• A Modeling System for Predicting the Behavior of Wildland Fires by Simulating Their Two-Way Interaction with the Atmosphere
  Jason Knievel, Poster, 04:00 - 20:59 PST 
• GC081-07 Projected Effects of Climate Change on Simultaneous North American Megafires Based on NA-CORDEX Regional Climate Simulations
  Seth McGinnis, Speaker, 04:24-04:28 PST

Tuesday, December 15, 2020

• Quantifying uncertainty in deterministic observed meteorological datasets: A case study applied to large-domain gridded NLDAS-2 daily precipitation and temperature fields 
  Liu Hongli, Speaker, 07:00 - 07:04 PST
• Using Precipitation Data Sets and Quantifying Associated Uncertainties in Hydrometeorological and Climate Impact Applications I
  Paul Kucera, Speaker, Chair, H175 08:00 - 09:00
• A194-06 A novel high-resolution long-term gridded meteorology dataset including urban heat islands over the contiguous United States for health studies
  Andy Newman, Speaker, 8:50-8:54 PST
  
• Spatial floods in the United States: understanding, modeling, and hazard estimation
  Manuela Brunner, Poster, 04:00-20:59 MST

• Machine Learning in Hydrologic Forecasting II Posters
  Amir Mazrooei, Poster, Chair, 04:00 - 20:59 PST

• Improving seasonal streamflow forecasts by assimilating high-resolution radar precipitation and snow data
  Ridwan Siddique, Poster, 04:00 - 20:59 PST
• Using Precipitation Data Sets and Quantifying Associated Uncertainties in Hydrometeorological and Climate Impact Applications II 
  Paul Kucera, Poster, H169, 05:00-22:20

• Machine Learning in Hydrologic Forecasting I
  Amir Mazrooei, Oral, Chair, 19:00 - 20:00 PST

Wednesday, December 16, 2020

• The Community WRF-Hydro Modeling System Version 5.2 Updates & New Community Focused Testbed H196-0016
  Molly McAllilster, Poster H196-0016, 04:00 - 20:59 PST
• Responding to Extreme Heat in the Time of COVID-19: Results from a three-wave U.S. national survey
  Olga Wilhelmi, Poster, 04:00 - 20:59 PST
• Machine Learning in Hydrologic Forecasting II
  Andy Wood, Poster 04:00 - 20:59
• Machine Learning in Hydrologic Forecasting I 
  Andy Wood, Speaker, 19:00 - 20:00 

Thursday, December 17, 2020

• Improving U.S. fine particulate matter air quality forecasts during wildfires based on chemical data assimilation
  Cenlin He, Speaker, 07:12 - 07:16 PST