Wednesday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	NG32A	MS 305	State Space Structure and Predictability in Large Models of the Atmosphere and Ocean Presiding: D M Straus, Center for Ocean-Land-Atmosphere Studies, George Mason University; V Krishnamurthy, Center for Ocean-Land-Atmosphere Studies and George Mason University    [Abstracts]
1020	NG32A-01	MS 305	The Phase-Space Approach to Low-Frequency Climate Variability: Particles and Waves, Model Hierarchies and Data Sets *M Ghil INVITED    [details]
1040	NG32A-02	MS 305	A delay differential model of ENSO variability: parametric instability and the distribution of extremes *I Zaliapin, M Ghil, S Thompson    [details]
1055	NG32A-03	MS 305	First Passage Time (FPT) for Determining Large Ocean Model Predictability *P C Chu, L M Ivanov    [details]
1110	NG32A-04	MS 305	Systematic Identification of Metastable Regimes in Atmospheric Data Sets *C Franzke, I Horenko, A J Majda INVITED    [details]
1125	NG32A-05	MS 305	Relating Regime Structure to Probability Distribution and Preferred Structure of Small Errors in a Large Atmospheric GCM *D M Straus    [details]
1140	NG32A-06	MS 305	Tracking the Spatiotemporal Evolution of Convective Instabilities in AMIP Simulations *K Tao, A P Barros    [details]
1155	NG32A-07	MS 305	The Multi-Ensemble Approach: the NAEFS Example *G Candille    [details]
1210	NG32A-08	MS 305	Unstable Periodic Orbits and Predictability in a Large Atmospheric Dynamical System *V Krishnamurthy    [details]