Friday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	PP52A	MCC 2000	Improving the Usefulness of Paleoclimatic Studies for Climate Change Assessment I (joint with A, OS, PA) Presiding: R S Thompson, U.S. Geological Survey; C Woodhouse, Paleoclimatology Branch, NOAA National Climatic Data Center    [Abstracts]
1020	PP52A-01	MCC 2000	Using the Paleorecord to Evaluate Climate-Model Performance in Projecting Changes in Climate Variability *P J Bartlein INVITED    [details]
1035	PP52A-02	MCC 2000	The Role of Global Palaeodata Syntheses in Benchmarking Climate Model Simulations *S P HARRISON INVITED    [details]
1050	PP52A-03	MCC 2000	Climate Sensitivity of the Last Glacial Maximum from Paleoclimate Simulations and Observations *B L Otto-Bliesner, E Brady, Z Kothavala INVITED    [details]
1105	PP52A-04	MCC 2000	Advancing Into the Past: How Proxies and Models Explore Climate Before the Instrumental Record. *C M Ammann INVITED    [details]
1120	PP52A-05	MCC 2000	Reconstructing Terrestrial Biospheric Responses and Feedbacks to Past Climatic Change *J W Williams, B N Shuman, T Webb    [details]
1135	PP52A-06	MCC 2000	Paleo-environmental Perspectives on Climate-change Monitoring in the National Parks of the Northern U.S. Rocky Mountains *S T Gray, L J Graumlich, G T Pederson, D B Fagre, J L Betancourt, J R Norris, S T Jackson    [details]
1150	PP52A-07	MCC 2000	Paleoclimatic Science in Planning and Decision Making *C Woodhouse    [details]
1205	PP52A-08	MCC 2000	Using Model Simulations to Improve Interpretations of Paleoclimate Variability and Estimates of Vegetation Response to Potential Future Drought *S L Shafer, P J Bartlein    [details]