NCICS at AGU 2022 Fall Meeting

More than a dozen NCICS staff are contributing to a range of presentations and poster sessions at this year’s Fall Meeting of the American Geophysical Union, which takes place December 12–16 in Chicago. See below for a list of the sessions involving NCICS contributors, with details on day, time, and location. You can read more about the AGU Fall meeting at https://www.agu.org/Fall-Meeting.

Jessicca Allen

• Increasing Engagement with NOAA Content Using Instagram Reels: Best Practices
  • Poster. Tuesday, 13 December, 15:45-19:15
    McCormick Place – Poster Hall, Digital Poster Monitor Zone 2

Sarah Champion

• Making Dataset Quality Information FAIR – Supporting Open-Source Science and Enhancing (re)Use and Trustworthiness of Scientific Data
  • Poster. Thursday, 15 December. 10:00-13:30
    McCormick Place – Poster Hall, Hall A (South, Level 3)

David Coates

• Near-real Time Daily Drought Monitoring Using Remotely Sensed and In-situ Gridded Precipitation Datasets
  • Presentation. Thursday, 15 December, 15:45-15:55
    McCormick Place – E451b (Lakeside, Level 4)

Jenny Dissen

• Water and Society: Water Scarcity Impacts on Local Communities and Economies
  • Poster. Thursday, 15 December 2022. 10:00-13:30
    McCormick Place – Poster Hall, Hall A (South, Level 3)

Pavel Groisman

• Geofluxes of Major Arctic Rivers of European Russia: Long-term Changes and Possible Causes
  • Poster. Friday, 16 December. 15:45-19:15
    McCormick Place – Poster Hall, Hall A (South, Level 3)

Kenneth Kunkel

• How Well Do CMIP6 Models Simulate Heavy Multi-Day Precipitation Events?
  • Poster. Tuesday, 13 December. 15:45-19:15
    McCormick Place – Poster Hall, Hall A (South, Level 3)


• An Assessment of the Differences among the Distributions of Daily Precipitation Associated with the Dominant Generating Mechanisms in United States
  • Presentation. Wednesday, 14 December. 09:00-09:10
    Online Only


• Machine Learning-Based Detection of Weather Fronts and Associated Extreme Precipitation in Historical and Future Climates
  • Presentation. Wednesday, 14 December. 18:45-18:55
    McCormick Place – E258 (Lakeside, Level 2)


• Advancing the Estimation of Hydrometeorologic Extremes for Flood Preparedness in a Changing Climate I Oral
  • Convener/Chair. Thursday, 15 December. 12:00-13:30
    McCormick Place – E353c (Lakeside, Level 3)


• Advancing the Estimation of Hydrometeorologic Extremes for Flood Preparedness in a Changing Climate II Online Poster Discussion
  • Convener/Chair. Poster Discussion Session. Thursday, 15 December. 14:45-15:45
    Online Only


• Advancing the Estimation of Hydrometeorologic Extremes for Flood Preparedness in a Changing Climate III Poster
  • Convener/Chair. Thursday, 15 December. 15:45-19:15
    McCormick Place – Poster Hall, Hall A (South, Level 3)


• Downscaled CMIP6 datasets in the Fifth National Climate Assessment
  • Presentation. Friday, 16 December. 15:55-16:05
    McCormick Place – E351 (Lakeside, Level 3)

Ronald Leeper

• An Evaluation of Remotely Sensed Soil Moisture Extremes
  • Presentation. Monday, 12 December. 15:45-15:55
    McCormick Place – E270 (Lakeside, Level 2)


• Near-real Time Daily Drought Monitoring Using Remotely Sensed and In-situ Gridded Precipitation Datasets
  • Presentation. Thursday, 15 December, 15:45-15:55
    McCormick Place – E451b (Lakeside, Level 4)


• An Evaluation of Drought Climatologies from Commonly Used Drought Indicators
  • Poster. Friday, 16 December. 15:45-19:15
    McCormick Place – Poster Hall, Hall A (South, Level 3)

Olivier Prat

• Near-real Time Daily Drought Monitoring Using Remotely Sensed and In-situ Gridded Precipitation Datasets
  • Presentation. Thursday, 15 December, 15:45-15:55
    McCormick Place – E451b (Lakeside, Level 4)

Yuhan Rao

• Artificial Intelligence Meets Earth and Space Science: Convergence to Address Grand Challenges I
  • Convener. Monday, 12 December. 13:00-19:00
    McCormick Place – S406a (South, Level 4)


• Informatics for Social Good: From Scientists to Bridge Builders (Invited)
  • Presentation. Monday, 12 December. 15:51-15:58
    McCormick Place – N426ab (North, Level 4)

Jennifer Runkle

• Acute Health Effects of Exposure to Wildfire Smoke: A Case-Crossover Study of the 2016 Great Smoky Mountain Wildfires
  • Presentation. Wednesday, 14 December. 18:30-18:40
    McCormick Place – E253cd (Lakeside, Level 2)

Xia Sun

• How Well Do CMIP6 Models Simulate Heavy Multi-Day Precipitation Events?
  • Poster. Tuesday, 13 December. 15:45-19:15
    McCormick Place – Poster Hall, Hall A (South, Level 3)

Denis Willet

• Near-real Time Daily Drought Monitoring Using Remotely Sensed and In-situ Gridded Precipitation Datasets
  • Presentation. Thursday, 15 December, 15:45-15:55
    McCormick Place – E451b (Lakeside, Level 4)

Scott Wilkins

• Near-real Time Daily Drought Monitoring Using Remotely Sensed and In-situ Gridded Precipitation Datasets
  • Presentation. Thursday, 15 December, 15:45-15:55
    McCormick Place – E451b (Lakeside, Level 4)