Events
APEX
- "Arctic Palaeoclimate and its EXtremes" is a network research
programme aiming to understand Arctic climatic changes beyond
instrumental records. Our particular emphasis is to focus on the
magnitude/frequency of the climate variability and, in particular, the
"extremes" versus the "normal" conditions of the climate system. It is
an interdisciplinary programme that integrates marine and terrestrial
The second workshop, to be held in Alberta,
Canada, in spring 2008, will be hosted by the Canadian IPY Secretariat.
This workshop will address the question: How will Arctic observing and
data and information management activities be coordinated and sustained
over the long-term?
The second workshop, to be held in Alberta,
Canada, in spring 2008, will be hosted by the Canadian IPY Secretariat.
This workshop will address the question: How will Arctic observing and
data and information management activities be coordinated and sustained
over the long-term?
The second workshop, to be held in Alberta,
Canada, in spring 2008, will be hosted by the Canadian IPY Secretariat.
This workshop will address the question: How will Arctic observing and
data and information management activities be coordinated and sustained
over the long-term?
The second workshop, to be held in Alberta,
Canada, in spring 2008, will be hosted by the Canadian IPY Secretariat.
This workshop will address the question: How will Arctic observing and
data and information management activities be coordinated and sustained
over the long-term?
The second workshop, to be held in Alberta,
Canada, in spring 2008, will be hosted by the Canadian IPY Secretariat.
This workshop will address the question: How will Arctic observing and
data and information management activities be coordinated and sustained
over the long-term?
The second workshop, to be held in Alberta,
Canada, in spring 2008, will be hosted by the Canadian IPY Secretariat.
This workshop will address the question: How will Arctic observing and
data and information management activities be coordinated and sustained
over the long-term?
The second workshop, to be held in Alberta,
Canada, in spring 2008, will be hosted by the Canadian IPY Secretariat.
This workshop will address the question: How will Arctic observing and
data and information management activities be coordinated and sustained
over the long-term?
The second workshop, to be held in Alberta,
Canada, in spring 2008, will be hosted by the Canadian IPY Secretariat.
This workshop will address the question: How will Arctic observing and
data and information management activities be coordinated and sustained
over the long-term?
The EGU General Assembly will bring together
geoscientists from all over Europe and the rest of the world into one
meeting covering all disciplines of the Earth, Planetary and Space
Sciences. Especially for young scientists the EGU appeals to provide a
forum to present their work and discuss their ideas with experts in all
fields of geosciences. The EGU is looking forward to cordially welcome
you in Vienna
Sessions relevant to permafrost science will be added later to the calendar.
The EGU General Assembly will bring together
geoscientists from all over Europe and the rest of the world into one
meeting covering all disciplines of the Earth, Planetary and Space
Sciences. Especially for young scientists the EGU appeals to provide a
forum to present their work and discuss their ideas with experts in all
fields of geosciences. The EGU is looking forward to cordially welcome
you in Vienna
Sessions relevant to permafrost science will be added later to the calendar.
The EGU General Assembly will bring together
geoscientists from all over Europe and the rest of the world into one
meeting covering all disciplines of the Earth, Planetary and Space
Sciences. Especially for young scientists the EGU appeals to provide a
forum to present their work and discuss their ideas with experts in all
fields of geosciences. The EGU is looking forward to cordially welcome
you in Vienna
Sessions relevant to permafrost science will be added later to the calendar.
The EGU General Assembly will bring together
geoscientists from all over Europe and the rest of the world into one
meeting covering all disciplines of the Earth, Planetary and Space
Sciences. Especially for young scientists the EGU appeals to provide a
forum to present their work and discuss their ideas with experts in all
fields of geosciences. The EGU is looking forward to cordially welcome
you in Vienna
Sessions relevant to permafrost science will be added later to the calendar.
The EGU General Assembly will bring together
geoscientists from all over Europe and the rest of the world into one
meeting covering all disciplines of the Earth, Planetary and Space
Sciences. Especially for young scientists the EGU appeals to provide a
forum to present their work and discuss their ideas with experts in all
fields of geosciences. The EGU is looking forward to cordially welcome
you in Vienna
Sessions relevant to permafrost science will be added later to the calendar.
The EGU General Assembly will bring together
geoscientists from all over Europe and the rest of the world into one
meeting covering all disciplines of the Earth, Planetary and Space
Sciences. Especially for young scientists the EGU appeals to provide a
forum to present their work and discuss their ideas with experts in all
fields of geosciences. The EGU is looking forward to cordially welcome
you in Vienna
Sessions relevant to permafrost science will be added later to the calendar.
- Thermal State of Permafrost (Monitoring and Prognosis)
- Polar Coasts and Shelf
- Snow Cover, Glaciers and Buried Ice of Polar and Alpine Regions
- Water Resources
- Gas-Hydrates and Green House Gases in the Cryosphere
- Cryogenic Physicochemical and Mechanical processes
- Geophysical Studies and Remote Sensing of Cryosphere
- Soil and Vegetation of Polar and Alpine Ecosystems
- Ecology of High-Latitude and Alpine Areas and Effect of Environmental Conditions on Human Life
- Life Below Freezing Point:
- Thermal State of Permafrost (Monitoring and Prognosis)
- Polar Coasts and Shelf
- Snow Cover, Glaciers and Buried Ice of Polar and Alpine Regions
- Water Resources
- Gas-Hydrates and Green House Gases in the Cryosphere
- Cryogenic Physicochemical and Mechanical processes
- Geophysical Studies and Remote Sensing of Cryosphere
- Soil and Vegetation of Polar and Alpine Ecosystems
- Ecology of High-Latitude and Alpine Areas and Effect of Environmental Conditions on Human Life
- Life Below Freezing Point:
- Thermal State of Permafrost (Monitoring and Prognosis)
- Polar Coasts and Shelf
- Snow Cover, Glaciers and Buried Ice of Polar and Alpine Regions
- Water Resources
- Gas-Hydrates and Green House Gases in the Cryosphere
- Cryogenic Physicochemical and Mechanical processes
- Geophysical Studies and Remote Sensing of Cryosphere
- Soil and Vegetation of Polar and Alpine Ecosystems
- Ecology of High-Latitude and Alpine Areas and Effect of Environmental Conditions on Human Life
- Life Below Freezing Point:
- Thermal State of Permafrost (Monitoring and Prognosis)
- Polar Coasts and Shelf
- Snow Cover, Glaciers and Buried Ice of Polar and Alpine Regions
- Water Resources
- Gas-Hydrates and Green House Gases in the Cryosphere
- Cryogenic Physicochemical and Mechanical processes
- Geophysical Studies and Remote Sensing of Cryosphere
- Soil and Vegetation of Polar and Alpine Ecosystems
- Ecology of High-Latitude and Alpine Areas and Effect of Environmental Conditions on Human Life
- Life Below Freezing Point:
The upcoming IPY provides a unique opportunity to bring together a
broad cross section of the polar research community to blaze a new
trail for polar research, one that will include pathways from across
the natural and social sciences.
