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CMIP6 Data Hackathon
2–4 June 2021
The Climate Modelling Intercomparison Project 6 (CMIP6) Data Hackathon is a 3-day hackathon event, organised by the University of Bristol’s Jean Golding Institute and Cabot Institute on behalf of the Bristol, Exeter, Leeds and UCL Met Office Academic Partnerships (MOAP). Over the course of the event, teams of academic researchers from across the UK will work on research questions set by the MOAP partners related to weather and climate and CMIP6 data. We encourage contributions specifically from early career researchers, including PhDs and Postdocs.
Please see our webpage (https://cmip6moap.github.io) for details of the projects submitted.
Closing date for applications is [16 April 2021].
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Personal Details
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Name
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Preferred Name
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Pronouns
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Organisation
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Email address
This should be an academic address (.ac.uk)
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Role
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PhD
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Postdoctoral Researcher
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Research Fellow -
Research interests
(up to 200 words) e.g. observational data, climate modelling, statistical modelling, environmental impacts
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Hackathon Projects
Please see our website (https://cmip6moap.github.io/projects/) for more details on each project including the project leads.
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First-choice projects of interest
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What is the transient sea level sensitivity in CMIP6 models?
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How well do the CMIP6 models represent the tropical rainfall belt over Africa?
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Characterising the marine carbon cycle in CMIP6
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Testing proxies of AMOC variability in CMIP6
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The atmospheric response to sea-ice loss in the PAMIP experiments and its sensitivity to model biases
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Differences between ‘turning down the sun’ and stratospheric sulfate injection
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Uncertainty in sea-ice-cloud feedbacks across the CMIP6 ensemble
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Interactive graphics of key CMIP6-based IPCC figures
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Impacts of changing wind regimes and sea ice on the world’s longest migrant
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Human heat stress in a warming world
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Rainfall extremes and groundwater recharge in the tropics -
Second-choice projects of interest
(tick all that apply)
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What is the transient sea level sensitivity in CMIP6 models?
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How well do the CMIP6 models represent the tropical rainfall belt over Africa?
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Characterising the marine carbon cycle in CMIP6
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Testing proxies of AMOC variability in CMIP6
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The atmospheric response to sea-ice loss in the PAMIP experiments and its sensitivity to model biases
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Differences between ‘turning down the sun’ and stratospheric sulfate injection
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Uncertainty in sea-ice-cloud feedbacks across the CMIP6 ensemble
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Interactive graphics of key CMIP6-based IPCC figures
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Impacts of changing wind regimes and sea ice on the world’s longest migrant
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Human heat stress in a warming world
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Rainfall extremes and groundwater recharge in the tropics
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Technical Information
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Please confirm you can meet the following requirements
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I have access to a laptop with a microphone and camera
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I have access to reliable internet/Wi-Fi
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I have experience using scientific programming languages for data analysis
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I have experience using the command line and SSH (optional) -
Do you already have a JASMIN account?
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Yes
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No – we will allocate you a temporary account
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Attendance
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Please confirm you can attend from [2–4 June 2021]
Office hours are anticipated to be 9am-5pm BST, although may vary from group to group
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No – see below -
Please state the limitations on your availability
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Any other information
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I agree to abide by the hackathon code of conduct
https://cmip6moap.github.io/code-of-conduct/ (opens in a new tab/window)
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I agree