Eight abstracts accepted to EGU22

Last week we received letters of acceptance for eight abstracts submitted from our group to the EGU 2022 meeting. The accepted abstracts are:

• EGU22-6479
  Benedict Roeder et al.
  Parameter inference and uncertainty quantification for an intermediate complexity climate model
  Session ITS2.6/AS5.1 – Machine learning for Earth System modelling
  Type: Short oral presentation

• EGU22-7256
  Jakob Schlör et al.
  Identifying patterns of teleconnections, a curvature-based network analysis
  Session NP4.1 – Analysis of complex geoscientific time series: linear, nonlinear, and computer science perspectives
  Type: Short oral presentation

• EGU22-7261
  Felix Strnad and Bedartha Goswami
  Spatio-temporal communities in networks of extreme rainfall events of the South Asian Monsoon
  Session AS1.18 – Monsoon systems in a changing climate: past, present and future
  Type: Short oral presentation

• EGU22-10331
  Jakob Unterholzner et al.
  Spatial and frequency dependence of westerly wind events causing ENSO diversity
  Session CL2.2 – ENSO and Tropical Basins Interactions: Dynamics, Predictability and Modelling
  Type: Short oral presentation

• EGU22-10642
  Julia Hellmig et al.
  Identification of European heatwave families Session NH1.1 – Extreme heat events: processes, impacts and adaptation
  Type: Short oral Presentation

• EGU22-11118
  Merle Kammer et al.
  Explainable community detection of extreme rainfall events using the tangles algorithmic framework
  Session NP4.1 – Analysis of complex geoscientific time series: linear, nonlinear, and computer science perspectives
  Type: Short oral presentation

• EGU22-11667
  Moritz Haas et al.
  Spurious Behaviour in Networks from Spatio-temporal Data
  Session NP4.1 – Analysis of complex geoscientific time series: linear, nonlinear, and computer science perspectives
  Type: Short oral presentation