Forum on Solar Variability and Climate Change
Friday, March
28 and Saturday, March 29, 2008
Conveners:
Sabatino Sofia and Karl K. Turekian
Yale University
Paul
Charbonneau, Université de Montréal
Semi-empirical Model for the Total Solar
Irradiance
Sabatino Sofia, Yale
University
TSI Variability Produced by Structural
Changes
of the Solar Interior
Claus Frohlich,
PMOD/World Radiation Center
Solar Irradiance Variability During the
Last
Three Solar Cycles: Observations and
Mechanisms
Sarbani Basu, Yale
University
Helioseismic Evidence of Changes Inside the
Sun
Juerg Beer, Eawag,
Aquatic Research
Long-term Solar Variability and Evidence for
Solar Forcing from Paleoclimatic Records
Gerard Thuillier,
Service d’Aeronomie-CNRS
The PICARD Mission
Michael Schlesinger,
University of Illinois
The Solar Contribution to the Observed
Global Warming from 1856 to 2007
Gabi Hegerl, University
of Edinburgh
Estimating the Solar Contribution to Surface
Temperature Changes Over the Last Few
Centuries: Was It the Sun, Greenhouse
Gasses, or Volcanoes?
Drew Shindell, NASA
GISS
Effects of Solar Variability on Regional
Climate: Models and Observation
Stuart Jordan, Goddard
Space Flight Center, NASA
Does the Sun Play a Significant Role in
Terrestrial Climate Change?
Sponsored by
theYale Institute for Biospheric Studies’
Center for the Study of Global Change
Supported in part by ExxonMobil |
