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1 Layout of LS3MIP Bart van den Hurk (hurkvd@knmi.nl)
Gerhard Krinner Sonia Seneviratne Chris Derksen Taikan Oki Hyungjun Kim

2 Agenda 3 Keynotes by LS3MIP team
general intro (Bart vd Hurk) forcing data offline runs (Hyunjun Kim) planned analyses (Gerhard Krinner & Sonia Seneviratne) Inventory of plans and issues by participants Issues to be resolved

3 Overview and scientific goal
Multi-model based reanalysis of land surface (from early 20th century) Explore land-atmosphere coupling and its impacts (for climate trends, water resources, predictability) Link patterns and trends of ECVs to model properties and biases

4 Tier 1 experiments Coupled model simulations with 30yr running mean soil moisture/snow conditions Coupled model simulations with prescribed soil moisture/snow conditions Offline land model simulation over 20th century

5 Tier 2 experiments Potential predictability experiments
Offline land model simulation over 21th century AMIP-type simulations

6 The LMIP goals Routine multi-model reanalysis Analysis toolkit
Trend/variability on water resources & general hydrological quantities Analysis toolkit Detections and attributions of climate change impacts on the trends Of course, one of the expected challenges is the quantification of feedbacks from human activities, such as irrigation, to the future climate predictions by AOGCMs. Scenario engine Future assessments based on full combinations of RCPs and SSPs, including anthropogenic interventions on water cycles

7 FAQ items An LS3MIP FAQ is kept here: Main topics
Main topics general info (background docs, mailing list) time line information storage of data from experiments: variables, formats & resolution, repositories) bias correction of offline runs coordinated analyses (see also presentation Gerhard/Sonia)

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