Where Are They Now?
Download the complete project report here: Where are they now? – A case study of the impact of international travel…
The CliC Project is targeted at finding solutions to key scientific questions and to building capacity in the areas of cryospheric monitoring, process studies, data management and access, modeling, and communication of cryosphere research to decision-makers and society. Here you can find out more about our activities. If you have ideas or suggestions for CliC, please contact us.
Arctic CORDEX
Arctic CORDEX modeling groups Participating InstituteModel Name Contact Person UUUtrecht University, Institute for Marine and Atmospheric research Utrecht (IMAU)RACMO, HCLIMWillem…
Mailing List
To help facilitate communication between people interested in regional downscaling of climate models in the Arctic and Antarctic, we have…
AFS Scientific Co-Leads Meeting – May14
A small meeting with the Arctic Freshwater Synthesis component leads and co-leads will be held from 4-6 May, in Stockholm,…
Meetings
A number of meetings and gatherings have been held to plan how to synthesize our current scientific understanding of Arctic…
News and Updates
Check here for the latest information on how the project is progressing: http://www.climate-cryosphere.org/activities/targeted/afs/downloads
Who’s Who
Steering Committee Terry Prowse - Environment Canada, Canada - Chair Prof. Terry D. Prowse holds a Professor and Environment Canada…
Background
Fram Straight September 2006. Photo: Sebastian Gerland © Norwegian Polar Institute. There is increasing scientific recognition that changes to the…
GlobIce
The GlobIce Project is a part of ESA's Data User Element (DUE) of the Earth Observation Envelope Programme. The main…
Southern Ocean Observing System (SOOS)
The Southern Ocean Observing System (SOOS) was launched in August 2011 to coordinate and expand international efforts to collect and…