Every year, more than 200 CIRES scientists and colleagues present important work during the AGU Fall Meeting. This year, due to the global pandemic, all talks, posters and events are virtual. See below for this year's highlights, organized by theme. These highlights do not necessarily reflect the importance of the science; rather, they reflect talks, posters and discussions likely to be of interest to a broad scientific audience. 

This year's virtual AGU format will include both presentations and posters. To access presentations below: The first bulleted link will take you to the abstract and a pre-recorded 15 minute talk from the researcher. Every presenter will give a four-minute live overview of their presentation, at the time specified by the second bullet. Live overview presentations are followed by short Q&As within hour-long sessions. The third bulleted link will take you to the full hour session.

Posters are listed after presentations in our categories below: the first bullet will take you to the poster link and abstract. The second bullet specifies the day and time the poster will be live. Presenters will choose their own availability for when they will be virtually manning their poster, which will be specified within their abstract link.

In addition to talks and posters, CIRES researchers will sit on panels for press events:

• Briefing: Drought 2021: December 7, 11am EST (includes CIRES/NOAA/NIDIS' Adam Lang)
• Press Conference: 2020 Arctic Report Card: December 8, 11am EST (includes CIRES/NOAA's Matthew Shupe)
• Roundtable: MOSAiC Arctic expedition: After the ice: December 15, 11am EST (includes CIRES/NOAA's Matthew Shupe and others from the MOSAiC expedition)

Click for presentation and poster highlights by theme, ordered by date and time (in MST), please note you may have to log in with your AGU credentials to view:

• Emissions and Air Quality
• Wildfire and Other Hazards
• Polar Change
• Weather and Climate
• Education and Diversity

Emissions and Air Quality

PRESENTATIONS

A025-04: Analysis of Volatile Organic Compound Measurements During COVID-19 Lockdowns in Changzhou, China: Source Attribution and Emissions Reductions: Andrew Jensen/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/7 20:10 - 20:13 
• Session, including Q&A: 12/7 20:00 - 21:00 

A030-01: A new look at the influence of mineral dust on cirrus cloud formation by combining global-scale measurements, global modeling, and detailed microphysical simulations: Karl Froyd/CIRES and NOAA

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/8 05:00 - 05:04
• Session, including Q&A: 12/8 05:00 - 06:00

A030-07: Mini Ozone Holes Due to Dust Release of Iodine in the Remote Tropical Free Troposphere: Theodore Koenig/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/8 05:24 - 05:28
• Session, including Q&A: 12/8 05:00 - 06:00

A048-05: An Examination of the Impact of Local Shelter-in-Place Orders on Atmospheric Aerosol Mass and Chemical Composition in Boulder Colorado During the COVID-19 Pandemic: several CIRES authors

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/8 11:46 - 11:50
• Session, including Q&A: 12/8 11:30 - 12:30

A049-06: Ozone recovery as detected in NOAA Ground-Based and Satellite Ozone Measurements: Irina Petropavlovskikh/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/8 11:50 - 11:54
• Session, including Q&A: 11:30 - 12:30

A048-06: COVID-AQS: A rapid response study to monitor air-quality impacts of COVID-19 in Boulder, CO: Aaron Lamplugh/CIRES and NOAA

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/8 11:50 - 11:54
• Session, including Q&A: 11:30 - 12:30

A051-05: Trace amounts of Br and I are ubiquitous in non-sea-salt aerosol: Gregory Schill/CIRES and NOAA

• Pre-recorded video and abstract  
• Overview presentation: 12/8 17:32 - 17:36
• Session, including Q&A: 12/8 17:00 - 18:00 

A079-01: Characterizing the air quality impact of COVID-19 emission reductions through experimental forecasts with the Rapid-Refresh model coupled to chemistry (RAP-Chem): Jordan Schnell/CIRES and NOAA

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/9 20:00 - 20:04 
• Session, including Q&A: 12/9 20:00 - 21:00

A079-05: Importance of Chemical Mechanism Complexity for Simulating Ozone under the Changing Chemical Regimes in 2020 and Beyond: Rebecca Schwantes/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/9 20:16 - 20:20 
• Session, including Q&A: 12/9 20:00 - 21:00

A079-07: Ozone Changes Over the United States Due to COVID-19: several CIRES authors

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/9 20:24 - 20:28
• Session, including Q&A: 12/9 20:00 - 21:00

A109-04: Another Surprising Turn in the Global Emission of CFC-11: Steve Montzka/CIRES and NOAA

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/11 05:28 - 05:33
• Session, including Q&A: 12/11 05:00 - 06:00

A124-06: Quantifying Methane and Ozone Precursor Emissions from Oil and Gas Production Regions across Contiguous US: several CIRES authors

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/11 06:50 - 06:54
• Session, including Q&A: 12/11 06:30 - 07:30A

A204-07: Quantifying the Contribution from Volatile Chemical Product Emissions to Ozone Formation in Los Angeles, California: Joost de Gouw/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/15 20:43 - 20:47 
• Session, including Q&A: 12/15 20:00 - 21:00

A232-02: Compositional comparison and atmospheric impacts of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted from agricultural fires and wildfires measured with the NOAA Integrated Whole Air Sampling System during FIREX-AQ: several CIRES authors

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 06:34 - 06:38
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 06:30 - 07:30

A234-01: Chemical Aging of Biomass Burning Organic Aerosol: Insight from Fast Near-Molecular Measurements: Demetrios Pagonis/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 08:00 - 08:04
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 08:00 - 09:00

A234-03: Connecting laboratory and field measurements of smoke composition to build a framework explaining ozone formation from Western U.S. wildfires measured during FIREX-AQ: Matthew Coggon/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 08:08 - 08:12 
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 08:00 - 09:00

A243-07: Ozone Loss and Climate Change Caused by Black Carbon Emissions from an Increasing Frequency of Rocket Launches: Christopher Maloney/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 17:24 - 17:28
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 17:00 - 18:00

POSTERS

A034-0019: Background Ozone above the Colorado Front Range during the COVID-19 Pandemic: several CIRES authors

• Abstract
• 12/8 05:00 - 21:59

A034-0009: Discerning changes in primary and secondary pollutants due to COVID-19 amid natural variability and exceptional events by using routine monitoring network data: several CIRES authors

• Abstract
• 12/8 05:00 - 21:59 

A034-0003: Measurements of Volatile Organic Compounds in Boulder, Colorado, During the COVID-19 Lockdown: William Dresser/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/8 05:00 - 21:59 

A067-0009: Evaluation and Application of Big Data Derived Datasets for High Resolution Updates to Transport Emissions in the Wake of COVID-19: coauthor Brian McDonald/CIRES and NOAA

• Abstract
• 12/9 05:00 - 21:59

A086-0016: Evaluating the impacts of an ocean NOx source on O3 and OH in the remote troposphere: Chelsea Thompson/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/10 05:00 - 21:59

A150-0003: Anthropogenic Secondary Organic Aerosols Contribute Substantially to Air Pollution Mortality: Doug Day/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/14 05:00 - 21:59

GC085-0005: Continuous monitoring of methane emissions on 14 Permian Basin natural gas production facilities, links to operations and mitigation: Caroline Alden/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/14 05:00 - 21:59 

A184-0015: Sources of Gas-Phase Species in an Art Museum from Comprehensive Real-Time Measurements: Derek Price/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/15 05:00 - 21:59

A184-0004: Evaluating Chemical Mechanisms to Improve Understanding of Ozone Formation in Urban Regions: CIRES authors

• Abstract
• 12/15 05:00 - 21:59

A184-0014: Quantifying the Sorptive Properties of Carpets with Regards to Indoor VOCs Through High-Resolution Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometry: Melissa Morris/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/15 05:00 - 21:59

A189-0005: A pause in Southern Hemisphere circulation trends due to the Montreal Protocol: Antara Banerjee/CIRES and NOAA 

• Abstract
• 12/15 05:00 - 21:59

A184-0017: Volatile Chemical Products Have a Major Impact on Air Quality in U.S. cities: Carsten Warneke/CIRES and NOAA

• Abstract
• 12/15 05:00 - 21:59 

A225-0002: Characterizing the physical and chemical evolution of organic aerosol in biomass burning smoke using molecular tracers from laboratory and FIREX-AQ observations: Jose Jimenez/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/16 05:00 - 21:59

A216-0004: Comparison of NOAA's current greenhouse gas observing network to a hypothetical network hosted on commercial aircraft for constraining fluxes at regional to continental scales: Kathryn McKain/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/16 05:00 - 21:59

A225-0012: Connections Between the Organic Aerosol Composition and Optical Properties of Biomass Burning Aerosols Measured from the NOAA Twin Otter Aircraft During the 2019 FIREX-AQ Project: several CIRES authors

• Abstract
• 12/16 05:00 - 21:59

A224-0013: Non-methane organic and nitrogen emissions from wildfire plumes during FIREX-AQ: Matthew Coggon/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/16 05:00 - 21:59

A224-0002: Emissions and evolution of SO2 from biomass burning during FIREX-AQ: CIRES authors

• Abstract
• 12/16 05:00 - 21:59

Wildfire and Other Hazards

PRESENTATIONS

EP024-03: Ensemble Forecasting of Long-Term Erosion at a Hazardous Waste Site: Gregory Tucker/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/9 18:38 - 18:42
• Session, including Q&A: 12/9 18:30 - 19:30

NH026-05: An automated approach to flood detection through a threshold based method and machine learning using Sentinel-1A/B SAR data: Clay Woods/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/11 17:13 - 17:16
• Session, including Q&A: 12/11 17:00 - 18:00

A191-06: Fire Radiative Power Measurements from the NOAA Met Twin Otter during FIREX-AQ: Troy Thornberry/NOAA

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/15 06:50 - 06:54
• Session, including Q&A: 12/15 06:30 - 07:30

H190-03: Seasonal Drought Prediction: The Changing Role of Snow in Water Supply Forecasting across the Western U.S.: Ben Livneh/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/15 21:38 - 21:42 
• Session, including Q&A: 12/15 21:30 - 22:30

A232-02: Compositional comparison and atmospheric impacts of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted from agricultural fires and wildfires measured with the NOAA Integrated Whole Air Sampling System during FIREX-AQ: several CIRES authors

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 06:34 - 06:38
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 06:30 - 07:30

A232-06: In situ polarimetry measurements of smoke from wildfires during FIREX-AQ: Adam Ahern/CIRES and NOAA

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 06:50 - 06:54 
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 06:30 - 07:30

A234-02: Chemical transformation of wildfire smoke at the transition from day to night: Zachary Decker/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 08:04 - 08:08 
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 08:00 - 09:00

A234-03: Connecting laboratory and field measurements of smoke composition to build a framework explaining ozone formation from Western U.S. wildfires measured during FIREX-AQ: Matthew Coggon/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 08:08 - 08:12 
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 08:00 - 09:00

A234-05: Evolution of Brown Carbon Aerosol Absorption Downwind of Wildfires in the Western U.S.: Rebecca Washenfelder/CIRES and NOAA

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 08:16 - 08:20
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 08:00 - 09:00

H214-06: Putting CAM QPFs in Context: New HRRR Heavy Rainfall Diagnostics for Flash Flood Situational Awareness and Forecasting: Eric James/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 20:20 - 20:24
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 20:00 - 21:00

A251-15: An in-situ characterization of aged stratospheric smoke from the 2017 Pacific Northwest Event pyrocumulonimbus: several CIRES authors

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/17 05:42 - 05:45
• Session, including Q&A: 12/17 05:00 - 06:00

A255-02: Effects of Emissions, Transport, and Chemistry on Prediction of Air Quality Impacts from Fires: Megan Bela/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/17 08:04 - 08:08
• Session, including Q&A: 12/17 08:00 - 09:00

POSTERS

S010-0005: Effects of Seismicity Mitigation Practices Captured in Time-Lapse of Induced Earthquake Fault Activation: Enrique Chon/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/8 05:00 - 21:59 

NH014-0008: Canada-United States Elevation Model Collaboration to Improve Tsunami Inundation Mapping: Christopher Amante/CIRES and NOAA

• Abstract
• 12/9 05:00 - 21:59 

S019-0014: Temporal Variations in Seismic Velocity via Ambient Noise Interferometry: Applications to Wastewater Injection and Induced Seismicity in Greeley, Colorado: Tom Clifford/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/9 05:00 - 21:59 

NH014-0002: NOAA NCEI CUDEM Program – Continuously-Updated Digital Elevation Models - Applications to Tsunami Modeling: Matthew Stiller/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/9 05:00 - 21:59 

H087-0019: An observational framework for quantifying post-fire sediment and water quality response: CIRES authors

• Abstract
• 12/10 05:00 - 21:59

S028-0002: Gutenberg-Richter distributions for individual faults in California: Kristy Tiampo/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/10 05:00 - 21:59

NH022-0009: Risky development: increasing exposure to natural hazards in the United States: Virginia Iglesias/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/11 05:00 - 21:59 

NH030-0028: An evaluation of uncertainty in extreme landslide-triggering precipitation: Elsa Culler/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/14 05:00 - 21:59 

A224-0013: Non-methane organic and nitrogen emissions from wildfire plumes during FIREX-AQ: Matthew Coggon/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/16 05:00 - 21:59 

A225-0002: Characterizing the physical and chemical evolution of organic aerosol in biomass burning smoke using molecular tracers from laboratory and FIREX-AQ observations: Jose Jimenez/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/16 05:00 - 21:59 

A225-0012: Connections Between the Organic Aerosol Composition and Optical Properties of Biomass Burning Aerosols Measured from the NOAA Twin Otter Aircraft During the 2019 FIREX-AQ Project: several CIRES authors

• Abstract
• 12/16 05:00 - 21:59

A224-0002: Emissions and evolution of SO2 from biomass burning during FIREX-AQ: CIRES authors

• Abstract
• 12/16 05:00 - 21:59 

Polar Change

PRESENTATIONS

A021-04: Unmanned aerial systems measurements in the Arctic during the MOSAiC campaign: Observations of the boundary layer and surface albedo during the melting season: Radiance Calmer/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/7 17:25 - 17:29 
• Session, including Q&A: 12/7 17:00 - 18:00

C016-03: Estimating permafrost thickness in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta using LIDAR: Kevin Schaefer/CIRES/NSIDC

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/8 08:08 - 08:12
• Session, including Q&A: 12/8 08:00 -09:00

C026-01: Improving Understanding of Future Antarctic Ice-Shelf Vulnerability to Atmospheric Warming: CIRES authors

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/9 17:00 - 17:04
• Session, including Q&A: 12/9 17:00 -18:00

C026-05: Impact of Ice-Shelf Estuaries on Ice-Shelf Surface Drainage Efficiency: Lincoln H Pitcher/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/9 17:16 - 17:20
• Session, including Q&A: 12/9 17:00 -18:00

C026-06: Hydrologic Properties of a Highly Permeable Firn Aquifer in the Wilkins Ice Shelf, Antarctica: Lynn Montgomery/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/9 17:20 - 17:24
• Session, including Q&A: 12/9 17:00 -18:00

ED024-05: Engaging the Public in Science Learning with the 2019-2020 MOSAiC Arctic Research Expedition: Lynne Harden/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/10 11:50 - 11:54
• Session, including Q&A: 12/10 11:30 -12:30

C036-02: Warm air intrusions and surface melt over sea ice from MOSAiC during spring 2020: several CIRES authors

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/11 05:04 - 05:08 
• Session, including Q&A: 12/11 05:00 -06:00

C036-08: Improving short-term forecasts of the ocean-sea ice-atmosphere coupled system using wintertime statistics from the MOSAiC campaign: Amy Solomon/CIRES and NOAA

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/11 05:28 - 05:32
• Session, including Q&A: 12/11 05:00 -06:00

ED032-09: On board with MOSAiC: how an Arctic research expedition can engage students in Earths systems thinking: Jonathan Griffith/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/11 08:25 - 08:28
• Session, including Q&A: 12/11 08:00 - 09:00

C040-02: Mechanisms modulating warm Atlantic Water temperatures and inflow toward Helheim Glacier in southeastern Greenland: Tasha Snow/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/11 11:34 - 11:38 
• Session, including Q&A: 12/11 11:30 -12:30

G013-07: Characterizing Contemporary Solid-Earth Deformation in West Antarctica Using High-Resolution Mass Load Changes: Jasmine S Hansen/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/14 06:54 - 06:58
• Session, including Q&A: 12/14 06:30 -07:30

C048-07: It’s getting hot in here: The Evaluation of Heat Uptake and Release in the Arctic and Impacts on Sea ice Concentration: Meghan Helmberger/CIRES/NSIDC

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/14 08:24 - 08:28
• Session, including Q&A: 12/14 08:00 -09:00

B085-05: Detecting changes in the high-latitude carbon seasonal cycle with a multi-model approach: Aleya Kaushik/CIRES and NOAA

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/14 10:00 - 10:05
• Session, including Q&A: 12/14 09:30 -10:30

C050-08: Record surface meltwater ponding on the Northern George VI Ice Shelf, Antarctic Peninsula, during the 2019/2020 melt season: Alison Banwell/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/14 12:58 - 13:02
• Session, including Q&A: 12/14 12:30 -13:30

A233-03: The Remarkably Strong Arctic Stratospheric Polar Vortex of Winter 2020: Links to Record-Breaking Arctic Oscillation and Ozone Loss: Zachary Lawrence/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 06:36 - 06:39 
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 06:30 -07:30

C065-07: Towards an Operational Seasonal Sea Ice Forecast System for the Chukchi Sea: Jed Lenetsky/CIRES/NSIDC

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 06:48 - 06:51
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 06:30 -07:30

A233-10: Seasonal Forecasts of the Exceptional Northern Hemisphere Winter of 2020: Amy Butler/CIRES and NOAA

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 06:57 - 07:00
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 06:30 -07:30

A235-01: Extreme Events and the Melting of Greenland: Heat Waves and Hurricanes: William Neff/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 08:01 - 08:04
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 08:00 -09:00

POSTERS

A012-0011: Observations of Arctic Atmospheric Boundary Layer with Small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for MOSAiC: Gina Jozef/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/7 05:00 - 21:59 

C014-0006: Improved sea ice motion estimates from enhanced resolution passive microwave brightness temperatures: Walt Meier/CIRES/NSIDC

• Abstract
• 12/8 05:00 - 21:59

NH013-0012: Assessing Rock Wall Permafrost Changes in Colorado’s Front Range and Their Implications for Rock Fall: Mylene Jacquemart/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/9 05:00 - 21:59 

C020-0008: Ocean and atmosphere impacts on Helheim Glacier calving: Matthew Martinez/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/9 05:00 - 21:59 

C022-0006: Intense surface melting and firn saturation on the West Antarctic Ice Sheet during the 2019-2020 austral melt season mapped from space using satellite C-band radar scatterometry: Julie Miller/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/9 05:00 - 21:59

C028-0003: Evaluating Ice Production of Ross Ice Shelf and Terra Nova Bay Polynyas during 2019 using Sentinel-1 SAR Image and ICESat-2 data: Elizabeth Hebel/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/10 05:00 - 21:59

C044-0003: Cloud Influences on the Surface Energy Budget at MOSAiC: Matthew Shupe/CIRES and NOAA

• Abstract
• 12/14 05:00 - 21:59 

C044-0002: Structure of Arctic Cyclones During MOSAiC and Their Surface Impacts: Ola Persson/CIRES and NOAA

• Abstract
• 12/14 05:00 - 21:59

C054-0010: Antarctica Today: Daily Measurements of Surface Melt Extent Across the Antarctic Ice Sheet From Passive Microwave Data: Michael MacFerrin/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/15 05:00 - 21:59

Weather and Climate

PRESENTATIONS

H025-07: Quantifying and attributing recent changes in global lake and reservoir storage using satellite observations and hydrological modeling: Fangfang Yao/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/7 20:24 - 20:28
• Session, including Q&A: 12/7 20:00 -21:00

NH021-03: Data assimilation for tsunami forecast with ship-borne GNSS data in the Cascadia subduction zone: Jakir Hossen/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/10 17:15 - 17:20
• Session, including Q&A: 12/10 17:00 -18:00

H102-11: Precipitation variability and the future of water in the West: A multi-catchment analysis: Nels Bjarke/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/10 19:00 - 19:03
• Session, including Q&A: 12/10 18:30 -19:30

A123-02: Capability of NOAA’s Global Aerosol Forecast Model (GEFS-Aerosols) in Forecasting Hazardous Air Quality: Li Zhang/CIRES and NOAA

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/11 06:34 - 06:38
• Session, including Q&A: 12/11 06:30 - 07:30

H150-13: Forecasting Soil Moisture in Northern California Using a Linear Inverse Model: Megan Fowler/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/14 10:06 - 10:09
• Session, including Q&A: 12/14 09:30 - 10:30

A200-07: What can Possibly go Wrong? Cloud Microphysical Implications for Marine Cloud Brightening: Fabian Hoffmann/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/15 12:48 - 12:51
• Session, including Q&A: 12/15 12:30 - 13:30

H190-03: Seasonal Drought Prediction: The Changing Role of Snow in Water Supply Forecasting across the Western U.S.: Ben Livneh/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/15 21:38 - 21:42
• Session, including Q&A: 12/15 21:30 - 22:30

H214-06: Putting CAM QPFs in Context: New HRRR Heavy Rainfall Diagnostics for Flash Flood Situational Awareness and Forecasting: Eric James/CIRES and NOAA

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/16 20:20 - 20:24 
• Session, including Q&A: 12/16 20:00 -21:00

POSTERS

SH003-0001: A Survey of Space Weather Forecasters on Improvements Considered Priorities: Elizabeth Butler/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/7 05:00 - 21:59

SH003-0009: NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center Energetic Proton Event Forecast Skill: Hazel Bain/CIRES and NOAA

• Abstract
• 12/7 05:00 - 21:59 

SA004-0003: A Perspective of Ionosphere-Thermosphere Modeling from the Current NOAA/SWPC Operational Model: Tzu-Wei Fang/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/8 05:00 - 21:59

A039-0013: Critical Assessment of Tropospheric Ozone Simulations in CMIP6 Earth System Models: Henry Bowman/CIRES and NOAA

• Abstract
• 12/8 05:00 - 21:59

SA005-0012: McMurdo Lidar observations of Vertical Winds, Temperatures, and Metal Layers before, during, and after the 2019 Antarctic SSW: Xinzhao Chu/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/8 05:00 - 21:59 

SH030-0001: Why (And How) We Should Observe The Dynamic Middle Corona: Daniel Seaton/CIRES and NOAA

• Abstract
• 12/11 05:00 - 21:59

A113-0013: Do Cloud Feedbacks, Different External Forcing, or Something Else Enhance 21st-Century Warming in the Latest Generation of an Earth System Model?: David Schneider/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/11 05:00 - 21:59

A145-0003: Doppler lidar observations of Trade Cumulus Clouds during ATOMIC: Sunil Baldar/CIRES and NOAA

• Abstract
• 12/14 05:00 - 21:59

C047-0008: Wind-transport impacts on snow accumulation and water available for runoff at the watershed scale: Gabriela Collao-Barrios/CIRES/NSIDC

• Abstract
• 12/14 05:00 - 21:59

A188-0014: Development and Evaluation of a Linear Inverse Model for Weeks 3-4 Forecasts of 2-Meter Temperature Over North America: Sam Lillo/CIRES and NOAA

• Abstract
• 12/15 05:00 - 21:59

Education and Diversity

PRESENTATIONS

ED024-05: Engaging the Public in Science Learning with the 2019-2020 MOSAiC Arctic Research Expedition: Lynne Harden/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/10 11:50 - 11:54
• Session, including Q&A: 12/10 11:30 -12:30

ED028-06: Creating Local Pathways for Resilience to the Impacts of Global Climate Change with the Hazard Education and Resilience Task (HEART) Force in Rural Colorado: Katya Schloesser/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/11 05:23 - 05:27
• Session, including Q&A: 12/11 05:00 - 06:00

ED033-03: We Are Water - Community Perspectives at the Center Of Designing Informal STEM Education Experiences About Water: Patricia Montano/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/11 20:11 - 20:15
• Session, including Q&A: 12/11 20:00 -21:00

ED034-06: Climate Literacy: Art and science partnership guidelines for catalyzing community action on climate change: Patrick Chandler/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/11 21:53 - 21:57
• Session, including Q&A: 12/11 21:30 -22:30

ED040-08: Going virtual: Lessons Learned From a Two-Week Virtual Summer Research Experience for Community College Students: Alicia Christensen/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/14 17:31 - 17:35
• Session, including Q&A: 12/14 17:00 -18:00

ED047-02: Engaging learners around climate change impacts in their communities - Strategies learned from in-class, after-school and informal learning education programs in rural communities of the Southwestern US: Anne Gold/CIRES

• Pre-recorded video and abstract 
• Overview presentation: 12/15 12:38 - 12:42
• Session, including Q&A: 12/15 12:30 -13:30

POSTERS

C028-0003: Evaluating Ice Production of Ross Ice Shelf and Terra Nova Bay Polynyas during 2019 using Sentinel-1 SAR Image and ICESat-2 data: Elizabeth Hebel/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/10 05:00 - 21:59 

ED020-0007: Lowering Barriers to Teaching Earth Data Science to Undergraduates in Historically Underrepresented Communities Using a Virtual, Cloud-Compute Supported, Student-Directed Learning Environment: Leah Wasser/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/10 05:00 - 21:59

ED030-0002: Creating Authentic Opportunities for Youth to Build Resilience to Environmental Hazards in Rural Colorado: Katya Schloesser/CIRES

• Abstract
• 12/11 05:00 - 21:59