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NP2.3
Nonlinear Multiscale and Stochastic Dynamics of the Earth System
NP2.3
Nonlinear Multiscale and Stochastic Dynamics of the Earth System
Recent years have seen a substantial progress in the understanding of the nonlinear and stochastic processes responsible for important dynamical aspects of the complex Earth system. The Earth system is a complex system with a multitude of spatial and temporal scales which interact nonlinearly with each other. For understanding this complex system new methods from dynamical systems, complex systems theory, complex network theory, statistics, machine learning and climate and Earth sciences are needed.
In this context the session is open to contributions on all aspects of the nonlinear and stochastic dynamics of the Earth system, including the atmosphere, the ocean and the climate system. Communications based on theoretical and modeling studies, as well as on experimental investigations are welcome. Studies that span the range of model hierarchy from idealized models to complex Earth System Models (ESM), data driven models, use observational data and also theoretical studies are particularly encouraged.
Invited speaker: Josef Ludescher (Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Germany)
Co-organized by
Convener:
Christian Franzke |
Co-conveners:
Hannah ChristensenECSECS,Paul Williams,Naiming Yuan,Balasubramanya Nadiga
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