IAC Kolloquium in climate science "Stratospheric composition feedbacks and their relevance for tropospheric and surface climate" by G.Chiodo
- Shared screen with speaker view

05:04
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16:10
Gruezi from Davos, amigos

19:19
please all swich off your mics

20:20
Hello, as a host you can also mute other.

20:22
Loud and clear

24:18
If you open the participants list in the chat, there is also a button to raise the hand electronically

01:02:07
In your first part, you showed climate change experiments with 3 models and it seems that with SOCOL the O3 effects are strongest. Is there a simple reason why SOCOL produces strongest signals than WACCM and GFDL?

01:07:04
I am curious to learn more about the role of O3 in driving wind changes over the Southern Ocean, particularly when considering the present-day situation when O3 loss (through CFCs) and O3 changes through global warming interact?

01:09:35
1. A clarification question on the same topic: when using “fixed O3” in the SH experiment, at which levels is the O3 fixed? 2. what is the proposed mechanism for interactive ozone to have an opposite jet shift response in the SH?

01:24:32
Thanks!

01:24:47
Thank you Gabriel

01:25:01
You can clap hands: reactions

01:25:04
Great job and thanks!