Every year the European Geosciences Union (EGU) general assembly (https://www.egu21.eu/) is held in April or May in Vienna. It is one of the largest environmental science and geoscience meetings in the world. Due to COVID-19, the conference will be held fully online for the second year in a row. Many DSNE staff members will be attending the conference between 26^th to 30^th April this year and are contributing to a series of talks (see full list below). Click on the hyperlinks to the entry hosted on the EGU website to view its abstract (no registration needed).

Note the virtual format this year—the presenter has 2 minutes to introduce their work at the allotted time and a video and text chat is open immediately after each session for discussion. Presenters are also encouraged to upload materials (e.g. slides, recording) to the conference website. Registered attendees can view the uploaded materials in the respective abstract page on the EGU website by clicking the ‘chart’ icon before, during and after the meeting.

Stay tuned to this blog in subsequent weeks for highlights at the conference.

As session convener:

CR2.5

Data Science and machine learning for Cryosphere and Climate

Convener: Amber Leeson | Co-conveners: Celia A. Baumhoer, James Lea, Michel Tsamados

vPICO presentations | Fri, 30 Apr, 11:00–15:00 (CEST)

CR3.6

Hydrology of ice shelves, ice sheets and glaciers - from the surface to the base

Co-organized by HS13

Convener: Sammie Buzzard | Co-conveners: Ian Hewitt, Amber Leeson, Martin Wearing

vPICO presentations | Tue, 27 Apr, 09:00–10:30 (CEST)

Talks:

Tuesday, 27^th Apr

EGU21-6263 | vPICO presentations | CR3.6/HS13.1

Inter-annual variability in supraglacial lakes around East Antarctica

Jennifer Arthur, Chris Stokes, Stewart Jamieson, Rachel Carr, and Amber Leeson

Tue, 27 Apr, 09:06–09:08

EGU21-14383 | vPICO presentations | CR3.6/HS13.1

Simulating the formation and decay of supraglacial lakes in South-West Greenland

Prateek Gantayat, Amber Leeson, James Lea, Noel Gourmelen, and Xavier Fettweis

Tue, 27 Apr, 09:24–09:26

EGU21-2331 | vPICO presentations | CL2.2/AS2.7

Urbanisation-induced climate warming in Great Britain

Richard Bassett, Paul Young, Gordon Blair, Xiaoming Cai, and Lee Chapman

Tue, 27 Apr, 09:25–09:27

EGU21-14932 | vPICO presentations | CR3.6/HS13.1

Supraglacial Lakes on George VI Ice Shelf from a multi-decadal perspective

Thomas Barnes, Amber Leeson, Mal McMillan, Vincent Verjans, and Chris Kittel

Tue, 27 Apr, 09:30–09:32

Wednesday, 28^th Apr

EGU21-11249 | vPICO presentations | AS3.19

Forecasting UK site level air quality with a Kalman filtering approach

Rachael Duncan, Paul Young, and Chris Nemeth

Wed, 28 Apr, 11:26–11:28

EGU21-7653 | vPICO presentations | AS3.19

Investigating the occurrence, likelihood and regional variability of extreme ozone pollution episodes across the UK

Lily Gouldsbrough, Ryan Hossaini, Emma Eastoe, and Paul J. Young

Wed, 28 Apr, 13:32–13:34

EGU21-2293 | vPICO presentations | BG3.13

Integration of long-term collocated ecological datasets: examples from the UK Environmental Change Network (ECN)

Chak-Hau Michael Tso, Aaron Lowther, Don Monteith, Linsay Flynn Banin, William Simm, Suesannah Rennie, Michael Hollaway, Peter Henrys, Rebecca Killick, John Watkins, and Gordon S. Blair

Wed, 28 Apr, 13:43–13:45

Thursday, 29^th Apr

EGU21-16358 | vPICO presentations | SM5.2/EMRP2.1

Efficient multi-scale imaging of subsurface resistivity with uncertainty quantification using ensemble Kalman inversion

Andrew Binley, Michael Tso, Marco Iglesias, Paul Wilkinson, Oliver Kuras, and Jonathan Chambers

Thu, 29 Apr, 11:21–11:23

EGU21-12276 | vPICO presentations | OS4.1/G3.8/HS13.18/NH5.8

Accounting for Seasonality in Extreme Sea Level Estimation

Eleanor D'Arcy, Jonathan Tawn, Amelie Joly-Laugel, and Dafni Sifnioti

Thu, 29 Apr, 13:48–13:50

EGU21-472 | vPICO presentations | HS7.8/AS4.9/NH1.16

Modelling the tail behaviour of precipitation aggregates using conditional spatial extremes.

Jordan Richards, Jonathan Tawn, and Simon Brown

Thu, 29 Apr, 14:25–14:27

Friday, 30^th Apr

EGU21-4892 | vPICO presentations | CR2.5

Regional Climate Model Inter-Comparison for Antarctica within a Data Science Framework

Jeremy Carter, Amber Leeson, Andrew Orr, Christoph Kittel, and Melchior van Wessem

Fri, 30 Apr, 11:10–11:12

EGU21-7866 | vPICO presentations | CR2.5

Automated mapping of supraglacial hydrology using Machine Learning

Diarmuid Corr, Amber Leeson, Malcolm McMillan, and Ce Zhang

Fri, 30 Apr, 11:20–11:22

EGU21-15648 | vPICO presentations | NP6.2/AS5.6/CL5.2.11/OS4.14

Estimating the travel time and the most likely path from the Global Drifter Program

Michael O'Malley, Adam M. Sykulski, Romuald Laso-Jadart, and Mohammed-Amin Madoui

Fri, 30 Apr, 11:24–11:26

EGU21-8813 | vPICO presentations | CR2.5

Sharing transferable methods in environmental data science: A Fuzzy changepoint approach to numerical model evaluation over Greenland.

Michael Hollaway, Peter Henrys, Rebecca Killick, Amber Leeson, and John Watkins

Fri, 30 Apr, 11:26–11:28

EGU21-11905 | vPICO presentations | ITS4.4/AS4.1/CL5.2.8/ESSI1.1/NP4.4

Fusing model ensembles and observations together with Bayesian neural networks

Matt Amos, Ushnish Sengupta, Scott Hosking, and Paul Young

Fri, 30 Apr, 11:35–11:37

EGU21-15046 | vPICO presentations | CR2.5

Statistical modelling of extreme temperatures on the Greenland Ice Sheet

Daniel Clarkson, Emma Eastoe, and Amber Leeson

Fri, 30 Apr, 13:50–13:52

EGU21-3037 | vPICO presentations | BG6

Integrated carbon-nitrogen-phosphorus cycling for sustainable agriculture – a knowledge gap and investigation of the role of phosphatase enzymes

Victoria Janes-Bassett, Phil Haygarth, Martin Blackwell, Malika Mezeli, Gavin Stewart, Gordon Blair, and Jess Davies

Fri, 30 Apr, 14:11–14:13

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