AGU Fall Meeting 2023 is around the corner! Every year, hundreds of CIRES scientists and colleagues present important work during the annual gathering of Earth and space scientists. Here is a short selection of talks and posters CIRES researchers and staff will present during the upcoming meeting. 

Monday, December 11

Alaskan glacial flow in 3D

• Presenter: Ryan Cassotto
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 08:30 - 12:50 PST

GLIMS now tracks extinct glaciers

• Presenter: Bruce Raup
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 08:30 - 12:50 PST

Modeling the relationship between changing terrestrial water storage and subsurface stress

• Presenter: Que Hayes
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 08:30 - 12:50 PST

Collaborate to innovate: We Are Water: Building resilience through community engagement on water topics

• Presenter: Anne Gold
• Location and time: 205-206, Moscone South, 11:30 - 11:40 PST

Mapping brine firn aquifers in Antarctic ice shelves from space

• Presenter: Julie Miller
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 14:10 - 18:30 PST

InSAR as a viable tool for sustainable management of groundwater resources in a changing climate: A case study in the Santa Clara Valley

• Presenter: Khosro Ghobadi-Far
• Location and time: 158, Moscone South, 14:22 - 14:32 PST

Science Policy Coffee Roundtable featuring CIRES Tribal Advisor James Rattling Leaf

• Location and time: Salon 6, Lower B2 Level, Marriott Marquis San Francisco, 16:00 - 17:00 PST

Making remote fieldwork environments more welcoming, safe, and equitable: Progress and needs for action

• Town hall convener: Mariama Dryak-Vallies
• Location and time: 2006, Moscone West, 18:30 - 19:30 PST

Tuesday, December 12

Evaluation of hub-height wind forecasts over the New York Bight

• Presenter: Timothy Myers
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 08:30 - 12:50 PST

Chapter 4: Water: The Fifth National Climate Assessment

• Presenter: Liz Payton
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 14:10 - 18:30 PST

Chapter 25: Northern Great Plains: The Fifth National Climate Assessment

• Presenter: Corinne Knapp, CIRES Western Water Assessment 
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 14:10 - 18:30 PST

Using hourly Wildfire Potential Index and satellite data to estimate the impact of changing combustion conditions on the composition of wildfire emissions

• Presenter: Lindsey Anderson
• Location and time: 3001, Moscone West, 14:20 - 14:30 PST

Space weather modeling at the University of Colorado Deep Learning Laboratory

• Presenter: Enrico Camporeale
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 08:30 - 12:50 PST

Fluctuations in grounding zone resistive stresses of the Dotson and Crosson ice shelves over the past five decades

• Presenter: Sarah Child
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 08:30 - 12:50 PST

50 Years of NOAA Baseline Surface Ozone Measurements

• Presenter: Peter Effertz
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 08:30 - 12:50 PST

NOAA’s Global Air Sampling Network: Evolution of the network and the foundation for tracking global CO₂, CH₄, N₂O, and SF₆ trends

• Presenter: Xin (Lindsay) Lan
• Location and time: 3016, Moscone West, 17:10 - 17:20 PST

Wednesday, December 13

Greenland 2023 melt events measured by a new autonomous research platform observing the complete coupled climate hydrologic system

• Presenter: Michael Gallagher
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 08:30 - 12:50 PST

Quantifying the benefit of using hazard services to communicate hazardous environmental information

• Presenter: Ethan Carr
• Location and time: 2018, Moscone West, 08:59 - 09:07 PST

Forecasting smoke and dust in NOAA’s next-generation storm-scale numerical weather prediction model

• Presenter: Ravan Ahmadov (NOAA) with CIRES co-authors
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 14:10 - 18:30 PST

Continuously updated digital elevation models (CUDEMs) to support coastal inundation modeling

• Presenter: Christopher Amante
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 14:10 - 18:30 PST

Place-based strategies for community climate resilience in classrooms of the rural western US

• Presenter: Katya Schloesser
• Location and time: 203, Moscone South, 15:15 - 15:25 PST

Injection strategy – a driver of atmospheric circulation and ozone response to stratospheric aerosol geoengineering

• Presenter: Ewa Bednarz
• Location and time: 3011, Moscone West, 16:52 - 17:02 PST

Thursday, December 14

Detecting and characterizing deep tremor in Northern Cascadia using dark fiber

• Presenter: Manuel (Matt) Mendoza
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 08:30 - 12:50 PST

Stratospheric ozone depletion inside the volcanic plume shortly after the 2022 Hunga Tonga eruption

• Presenter: Yunqian Zhu
• Location and time: 3003, Moscone West, 10:30 - 10:40 PST

Source attribution of VOCs measured during a mobile study in Commerce City, Colorado

• Presenter: Madison Rutherford
• Location and time: 3001, Moscone West, 10:50 - 11:00 PST

Underestimation of anthropogenic bromoform emissions: Implications for ozone depletion

• Presenter: Yue Jia
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 14:10 - 18:30 PST

Friday, December 15

Air (ine)quality in New York City

• Presenter: Audrey Gaudel
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 08:30 - 12:50 PST

GNSS precise point positioning of ships to detect tsunamis, sea surface height, and waves

• Presenter: Adam Manaster
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 08:30 - 12:50 PST

COVID-19 impacts on the US methane emissions

• Presenter: Sergio Ibarra Espinosa
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 08:30 - 12:50 PST

Towards a digital twin of the current atmosphere: A 3D/4D real-time mesoscale analysis system at NOAA

• Presenter: Guoqing Ge
• Location and time: 2014, Moscone West, 09:45 - 09:55 PST

Current state of knowledge and future directions in global lake hydrology in the Anthropocene

• Presenter: Fangfang Yao
• Location and time: Poster Hall, Moscone South, 14:10 - 18:30 PST