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11 IMSC Session Program
4. David Hanslian - Measure-correlate-predict (MCP) methods used for
extension of the short-term wind data series
5. Marco Marinelli, Karl Braganza, Dean Collins, David Jones, Shoni Maquire,
Catherine Ganter, Pandora Hope and Glenn Cook - Improved climate data
and monitoring for Western Australia to support the understanding of past,
present and future climate
6. S. Mieruch, S. Noël, H. Bovensmann and J. P. Burrows - Trend evaluation
including level shifts and overlapping data
7. P. Stepanek - Various methods for correction of inhomogeneities in daily time
series on example of Central European datasets
8. Tamás Szentimrey, Mónika Lakatos and Zita Bihari - Methodological
questions of data series comparison for homogenization
9. Lucie A. Vincent and Ewa J. Milewska - Bias in minimum temperature due to
a redefinition of the climatological day at synoptic stations in Canada
10. Enric Aguilar and Lucie A. Vincent - Trends in daily and extreme temperature
and precipitation indices for the countries of the Western Indian Ocean, 1975-
2008
Poster Session 10 - Pentland
Long term memory (Peter Guttorp and Peter Craigmile)
1. Albert R. Boehm - Quantification of the effect of auto correlation and climate
trends on record observations
2. Alicia R. Karspeck, Caspar Ammann and Doug Nychka - Assimilation of lowresolution
paleo-proxies for spatial reconstruction of North American
summertime climatology
3. Vladimir A. Lobanov and Svetlana A. Gorlova - Space-time stochastic
modeling of climate changes
4. Y. Markonis, D. Koutsoyiannis and N. Mamassis - Orbital climate theory and
Hurst-Kolmogorov dynamics
5. Oleg Pokrovsky - Non-linear trend technique to analyze non-stationary climate
series
6. Denis Gilbert - Serial correlation in the water mass properties of the Gulf of
St. Lawrence
Parallel Session (3 parts)
14:30 – 18:00 Part 1 - Session 3 - Kirkland (15 minutes talk)
International Centre for Mathematical Sciences Special Session: Reconstructing
and understanding climate over the Holocene (Gabi Hegerl, Jonathan Rougier,
Juerg Luterbacher)
Chair: Juerg Luterbacher
14:30 – 14:45 Jonathon Rougier - What can we learn about palaeo-biomes
from pollen?
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