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SUMMARY:Adjoint Models: what are they and why are they useful - Emma Bolan
 d\, British Antarctic Survey
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CONTACT:Herbie Bradley
DESCRIPTION:Adjoint models are increasingly used in a range of contexts wi
 thin the climate science community\, from creating state estimates to aidi
 ng observation system design. But what exactly is an adjoint model\, and w
 hat can and can't they tell us? In this seminar I will give a brief overvi
 ew of what an adjoint model actually is\, both in theory and practice. I w
 ill present the main uses within the climate science community\, namely in
  state estimates\, for reconstructions\, for observing system design\, and
  for model insight. Finally\, I will provide a look at some of my adjoint 
 modelling results and future plans.
LOCATION:Drum Building\, Madingley Rise Site\, West Cambridge
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