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CAWCR Research Letters

• CAWCR Research Letters Issue 9, December 2012
  1. V. Barras and P. Sandery, 2012. Forecasting the Brisbane flooding event using Ensemble Bred Vector SST initialization and ocean coupling in ACCESS NWP.
  2. D. Griffiths and J. Park, 2012. Evaluation of Medium Range Weather Forecasts Based on Short-term Forecasts.
  3. G. Roff, T. Green. M. Dix and S. Wales, 2012. Initializing ACCESS from ERA-Interim data.
  4. I. Bermous, J. Heinrichs and M. Naughton, 2012. Application performance improvement by use of partial nodes to reduce memory contention.
  
  
• CAWCR Research Letters Issue 8, August 2012
  1. P. McIntosh, J. Risbey, J. Brown and M. Pook, 2012. Apparent and real sources of rainfall associated with a cutoff low in southeast Australia.
  2. A.Griesser and C. Spillman, 2012. SST forecast skill of the new intra-seasonal configuration of POAMA-2.
  3. L. Rikus, G. Dietachmayer and T. Elliott, 2012. Characterizing westerly jets as objects.
  4. E. Schulz and L. Majewski, 2012. Oceansat-2 wind validation using OceanSITES moorings.
  
  
• CAWCR Research Letters Issue 7, December 2011
  1. P. Okely, O. Alves, D. Hudson and Y. Yin, 2011. Towards coupled data assimilation: coupled covariance structures.
  2. A.G. Marshall, D. Hudson, M.C. Wheeler, H.H. Hendon and O. Alves, 2011. Evaluating key drivers of Australian intra-seasonal climate variability in POAMA-2: a progress report.
  3. M.A. Simanjuntak, D. Greenslade and S.C.R. Allen, 2011. Extensions to the T2 Tsunami Scenario Database.
  4. I.G. Watterson, A.C. Hirst and A. Sullivan, 2011. Evaluation of simulated Australian climate for the Hadley Centre's CAPTIVATE Project.
  
  
• CAWCR Research Letters Issue 6, July 2011
  1. E. Ebert, 2011. Radius of reliability: A distance metric for interpreting and verifying spatial probabilistic warnings.
  2. V. Barras and Y. Miao. 2011. GENESIS: forming an ACCESS-SCM testbed from NWP analyses.
  3. X. Sun and P. Steinle. 2011. Applications of latitude dependent covariance for ACCESS-R regional data assimilation.
  4. V. Barras and A. Lock. 2011. Capping friction velocity over high topography in ACCESS.
  5. S. Rennie, D. McIntosh, A. Seed, P. Steinle and M. Tully. 2011. A Comparison between Wind Profiles from the Sydney (Terrey Hills) Doppler Radar and the Sydney Airport Wind Profiler.
  6. C. Spillman. 2011. Real-time predictions of coral bleaching risk for the Great Barrier Reef: Summer 2010/2011.
  7. G. Wang, D. Hudson, Y. Yin, O. Alves, H. Hendon, S. Langford, G. Liu, and F. Tseitkin, 2011. POAMA-2 SST Skill Assessment and Beyond.
  
  
• CAWCR Research Letters Issue 5, December 2010
  1. S. Cooper, T. Hume and P. Riley, 2010. Gridded OCF Low, Middle and High Cloud Forecasts.
  2. V. Barras, P. Steinle and A. Lock, 2010. Parameterization of boundary layer decoupling in ACCESS NWP.
  3. K. Puri et al., 2010. Preliminary results from Numerical Weather Prediction implementation of ACCESS.
  
  
  
• CAWCR Research Letters Issue 4, August 2010
  1. C. Franklin and M. Dix, 2010. Evaluation of low latitude cloud properties in ACCESS and HadGEM AMIP simulations.
  2. C. Spillman, D. Hudson and O. Alves, 2010. Real-time seasonal SST predictions for the Great Barrier Reef during the summer of 2009/2010.
  3. B. Timbal, 2010. A discussion on aspects of the seasonality of the rainfall decline in South-Eastern Australia
  4. A. Protat, L. Rikus, S. Young, J. Le Marshall, P. May, and M. Whimpey, 2010. Evaluation of ACCESS-A Clouds and Convection using Near Real-Time CloudSat-CALIPSO Observations.
     
     
• CAWCR Research Letters Issue 3, December 2009
  1. Barras, V. J. I., A. K. Luhar and P. J. Hurley, 2009. A low wind speed parameterisation for stably stratified boundary layers in ACCESS.
  2. Lu, W. and F. Woodcock , 2009. Comparative verification of 3-hourly guidance from Operational Consensus Forecasts and Model Output Forecasts.
  3. Treloar, A., 2009. QNH Derivation and Forecasting in the GFE.
  4. Lim, E.-P., H. H. Hendon, O. Alves, Y. Yin, M. Zhao, G. Wang, D. Hudson and G. Liu, 2009. Impact of SST bias correction on prediction of ENSO and Australian winter rainfall.
  5. Lemus-Deschamps, L. L., T. Hume and N. Moodie, 2009. Short-Term Variability of Ozone and UV: A case study.
  6. Rashid, H. A., M. Dix, and A. C. Hirst, 2009. Surface energy balance in the ACCESS models: comparisons with observation based flux products.
  7. Rafter, T. and D. Abbs, 2009. An analysis of future changes in extreme rainfall over Australian regions based on GCM simulations and Extreme Value Analysis.
  8. Lee, J., P. Steinle and C. Draper, 2009. Soil Moisture Observation from AMSR-E and its potential use within ACCESS Data Assimilation.


• CAWCR Research Letters Issue 2, July 2009
  1. Timbal, B., 2009. The continuing decline in South-East Australian rainfall: Update to May 2009.
  2. Franklin, C. and M. Dix, 2009. Analysis of low latitude cloud properties in the ACCESS AMIP simulation - regime sorting using mid-tropospheric velocity.
  3. Law, R. M. and K. D. Corbin, 2009. Simulating the atmospheric transport of CO2 and SF6 using the UK Met Office Unified Model.
  4. Leeuwenburg, T., 2009. Introducing the Natural Language Generation of Text Weather Forecasts in the GFE.
  5. Spillman, C. M., O. Alves, D. A. Hudson and A. N. Charles, 2009. POAMA SST Predictions for the Great Barrier Reef: Summer 2008/2009.
  6. Taylor, A., 2009. Weather-Band Coastal Sea Level Anomalies along Australia's Southern Shelves: Bluelink OceanMAPS
  7. Watterson, I. G., 2009. Numbers and Genesis Locations of Tropical Cyclones in the NOAA IBTrACS Archive


• CAWCR Research Letters Issue 1, December 2008
  1. Timbal, B. and P. Hope, 2008  Observed Early Winter Mean Sea level Pressure Changes over Southern Australia: a comparison of existing datasets.
  2. Chambers, L. E., 2008.  Climate Change and Birds: a southern hemisphere perspective
  3. Brassington, G. B., N. Summons, G. Ball and L. Cowen, 2008.  East Australian Current and Tasman Sea Surface Drifting Buoy Experiment-2008.
  4. Sandery, P. A. and G. B. Brassington, 2008.  Preliminary Evaluation of a Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere Prediction System.
  5. Chattopadhyay, M., C. Vincent and J. Kepert, 2008.  MALAPS and MesoLAPS: a case study of the East Coast Low event of 27th June 2007.

 

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