When

Mar 09, 2026 to Mar 13, 2026
(Europe/Berlin / UTC100)

Where

Kyoto, Japan

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The workshop will be an opportunity to discuss the latest developments in Earth system and coupled modelling, leverage the wealth of the CMIP6 analyses and explore the updated forcings and early results from CMIP7 simulations, including new experimental designs and MIPs. It will also highlight the expanding observation-modelling interface, address strategies for streamlining the climate information chain, and forge a vision and global partnerships to deliver sustained and high quality climate information to all users. The workshop will also provide ample opportunities for networking, collaboration, and knowledge exchange, fostering new partnerships with the CMIP community. In addition, there will be an Early-Career Scientist hackathon, designed and developed by our Fresh Eyes on CMIP community.

Full details, including venue and workshop website, are coming soon.

Workshop format and location

The Workshop will have both in-person and remote participation options to ensure inclusion and engagement while minimising our carbon footprint. In-person participation will be hosted by the Japanese SENTAN project in Kyoto, Japan. Precise venue information will be released in due course.

Workshop themes

Progress in understanding historical climate change and associated impacts
  • Improvements and biases in model performance
  • Characterising model behaviour
  • CMIP Rapid Evaluation Framework
  • Use of observations and proxies for evaluating models
  • Natural and anthropogenic climate forcing and attributing causes of change in the historical record
Understanding climate system responses, feedbacks and thresholds
  • Patterns of  sea surface temperature change
  • Changing weather patterns
  • Water-carbon-climate nexus
  • Points of no return/ratcheting including tipping points and overshoots
  • Uncertainty quantification in climate projections
  • Regional applications including but not limited to Asia and North-East Pacific
  • Impacts on social-ecological systems
Synthesising information across the multiverse of models
  • Making data accessible for users and stakeholders
  • Models at high resolution
  • Emulators of CMIP models
  • Applications of AI and ML in CMIP
  • Evaluating risk under different storylines

Key dates

The list of dates below will be expanded as the Scientific Organising Committee confirms key events.

Date

Event
25 March - 25 April 2025 Session proposal call open
Early May 2025 Session notifications
14 May - 13 August 2025 Abstract submission open
18 September 2025 Abstract decision notifications and programme overview release
Keywords
CMIP