Welcome! Call for abstract for Session AS08 of AOGS 2025

"Climate Extremes and Compound Events: Monitoring, Mechanism and Projection"

Conveners: Lin Wang (王林, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, CAS), Wen Chen (陈文, Yunnan University)

Chakrit Chotamonsak (Chiangmai University), Kritanai Torsri (Hydro-Informatics Institute of Thailand)

We are pleased to invite abstract submissions for session AS08 on "Climate Extremes and Compound Events: Monitoring, Mechanism and Projection" at the upcoming AOGS 2025 Annual Meeting. As global warming intensifies, climate extremes pose increasing threats to societies worldwide, particularly in vulnerable regions of Asia. The co-occurrence of multiple extremes (compound events) can lead to even more devastating impacts. The session aims to bring together researchers working on various aspects of climate extremes, from monitoring and attribution to mechanism understanding and future projection.

Some suggested topics (but not limited to) include:

Observed changes in climate extreme indices over past decades
Development of composite indices for monitoring compound extremes
Physical mechanisms and dynamic processes driving high-impact events
Future projections using global or regional climate models under different warming scenarios

Please submit your abstract via the AOGS online submission system.

We eagerly await your contributions on this critical topic !