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11 IMSC Session Program<br />

Predicting extremes in the midlatitudinal atmospheric<br />

circulation using regime-dependent modelling<br />

Thursday - Parallel Session 7<br />

Frank Kwasniok<br />

University of Exeter, Exeter, UK<br />

Prediction and predictability of extreme events in the midlatitudinal atmospheric<br />

circulation are studied using a mixture of empirical statistical models. Estimation of<br />

the model parameters is combined with a clustering algorithm; each model is<br />

conditional on the flow regime the system is in. Prediction and predictability of<br />

extreme events are investigated as a function of initial condition, event rarity and<br />

event magnitude. The contribution aims to introduce the methodology into the<br />

statistical climatology community; the ideas are explored in a quasigeostrophic<br />

atmospheric low-order model.<br />

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