1. Further use and development of the bin-resolved warm phase LEM
Adrian Hill

2. Model developments (already sent to Met Office)
A new CCN activation/regeneration scheme.
a single prognostic variable to represent a lognormal aerosol distribution and Kohler theory to work out activation. Essentially as before but better.
Added GET_FORCING
From G Feingold.
Calculates supersaturation over a timestep by considering both the microphysical sink/source terms and the dynamic source terms for up/downdrafts. The original model that I developed at Leeds only included the microphysical terms.
Runs in 3D
Required code changes
Bin model in parallel
Fixed bug in precip code
Also other minor changes
Results robust to optimisation and number of processors

3. Further developments Allow extreme inhomogeneous mixing.
Include Jeffery and Reisner evaporation limiters (more tessts required).
Coupled the Edward-Slingo code with the bin-microphysics in the LEM.
Working on a bin sedimentation scheme that uses the ULTIMATE advection scheme.

4. Papers
Hill, A. A., Dobbie, S. and Yin, Y. (2008), The impact of aerosols on non-precipitating marine stratocumulus: Part 1. Model description and prediction of the indirect effect, submitted to QJRMS, reviewed and in revision
Hill, A. A. and Dobbie, S (2008) , The impact of aerosols on non-precipitating marine stratocumulus: Part 2. The semi-direct effect, submitted to QJRMS, reviewed and in revision
Hill, A. A., Feingold, G. and Jiang, H. (2008) The influence of mixing on the climate forcing of non-precipitating marine stratocumulus, submitted to Journal of the Atmospheric sciences