1. Earth System Reconstructions and Digital Twins
- Integrating paleogeographic data and advanced modeling (e.g., machine learning) to reveal past environmental changes and major Earth system transitions.
- Building digital twins of the planet by fusing diverse datasets and numerical models, emphasizing open, community-driven approaches.
2. Anthropogenic and Natural Forcing for CMIP6, CMIP7, and beyond
- Developing and evaluating historical and future time series of climate drivers (e.g., greenhouse gases, aerosols, land-use changes).
- Investigating how changes in forcing propagate through the climate system, using both observational data and idealized or multi-model experiments (CMIP6, CMIP7, etc.).
3. Model Disparities and Uncertainty
- Identifying the causes of divergent outcomes within CMIP ensembles, including internal variability, parameterization, external forcings, and ESM architectures.
- Employing reduced-complexity models and emulators to capture underexplored regions of uncertainty and guide more robust climate projections.
4. Critical Model Development and Impact Research
- Refining ESMs to reduce uncertainties and improve model performance, with emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches.
- Addressing regional-scale challenges in using CMIP outputs for impact studies, ensuring that policymakers and non-experts can effectively interpret climate projections.
We encourage submissions that bridge these topics, highlight open research and interdisciplinary collaboration, and showcase the work of early career researchers.
Orals: Thu, 1 May | Room -2.41/42
Posters on site: Thu, 1 May, 10:45–12:30 | Hall X5
Posters virtual: Fri, 2 May, 14:00–15:45 | vPoster spot 2
EGU25-9058 | Posters virtual | VPS30
Deep-Time Digital Twins: Integrating LithoPlates with the EarthBank PlatformFri, 02 May, 14:00–15:45 (CEST) vPoster spot 2 | vP2.9
EGU25-9648 | Posters virtual | VPS30
Quantitative analysis of the impact of realization selection on future climate change impact assessments using CMIP6 dataFri, 02 May, 14:00–15:45 (CEST) | vP2.10