CL2.2 | ENSO, Tropical Pacific and Tropical Basins Interactions: Dynamics, Predictability, Modelling and Climate Change
EDI
ENSO, Tropical Pacific and Tropical Basins Interactions: Dynamics, Predictability, Modelling and Climate Change
Convener: Yann PlantonECSECS | Co-conveners: Dietmar Dommenget, Fred Kucharski, Anna-Lena Deppenmeier, Sarah Ineson

ENSO and the Tropical Pacific as well as their interactions with other tropical basins are the dominant source of interannual climate variability in the tropics and across the globe. Correctly modelling and understanding the dynamics, predictability, and impacts of ENSO, as well as anticipating their future changes are thus of vital importance for society. This session invites contributions regarding all aspects of ENSO, Tropical Pacific and tropical basins interactions, including: dynamics, multi-scale interactions; decadal and paleo variability; theoretical approaches; ENSO diversity; global teleconnections; impacts on climate, society and ecosystems; seasonal forecasting, climate change over the last few decades and climate change projections of tropical mean state changes, ENSO and its tropical basins interactions. Studies aimed at evaluating and improving model simulations of ENSO, the tropical mean state and the tropical basins interactions basin are especially welcomed.