Day 1
9.45 Intro
10.00 Convective Updraft Speeds : A Correlate to Climate Sensitivity
11.00 Coupling tropical convection to anvil properties using a cloud system approach
11.25 Relationships between convective strength and anvil development based on AIRS-CloudSat
11.50 Level of neutral buoyancy, Deep convective outflow, convective core and entrainment rates: New insights from 5-years of CloudSat data
12.15 Identifying organized convection in GPM satellite data
14.15 Convective vs anvil heating structures and their impact on the large-scale circulation
14.40 Re-assessing the Role of Ice Clouds in Earth’s Radiation Budget
15.05 Determining Radiative Heating Rates of UT cloud systems
16.20 Diagnosing Cloud Microphysical Process Information from Remote Sensing Measurements; A Feasibility Study Using Aircraft Data : Tropical Anvils Measured during TC4
16:45 Life cycle of ice crystals detrained from deep convection from airborne measurements
17.00 Diurnal variations and organization of convective systems over South China Sea during summer monsoon onset
Day 2
9.00 Satellite data analysis of convective and UT cloud variabilities
9.25 Water balances of convective systems
9.50 The Characteristics of Deep Convection over Varying SSTs
11.00 Towards representing the impact of convection on cirrus in a large scale climate model
11.25 In situ vs liquid-origin cirrus in ECHAM-HAM GCM
11.50 Improved diagnostics for UT cloud assessment in the LMDZ climate model