The conference will host a session on “Recent advances in the Elevation-Dependent Climate Change in global mountains” 

This session invites studies that use in-situ observations, remote sensing, and model simulations to examine elevational stratification of climate change and related phenomena in mountainous regions. Studies that compare different mountain regions of the world or examine results from the same region, but using various approaches, are particularly welcome together with comparisons between different datasets that help in understanding the complex nature of EDCC. EDCC influences and is influenced by multiple climate variables ranging across the atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, and biosphere. Studies that attempt to understand interactions of multiple climate variables that influence EDCC are encouraged, particularly those focusing on the underlying mechanisms that may be responsible for such changes. Submit your abstract here.