The Southern Ocean Carbon and Climate Observations and Modeling (SOCCOM) program is a six-year initiative funded by the National Science Foundation’s Division of Polar Programs and headquartered at Princeton University.
The project was launched in September 2014 with an initial commitment of $3.5 million per year over 6 years ($21 million dollars total).
-IACS Symposium C15 is a CliC sponsored activityIACS Symposium C15: Cryosphere, Atmosphere and Climate: Evaluation of the Cryosphere in CMIP5…
- The Permafrost Carbon Network is a CliC sponsored activity The Permafrost Carbon Network (RCN) is convening a session at…
We invite submissions to Session C7: Arctic Freshwater System at the Arctic Science Summit Week/ISAR-4/ICARP III Symposium (27-30 April, 2015)…
We will be convening a session on weather and climate modeling in the polar regions at the 26th IUGG General…
SMHI has been chosen as the host of the new International Project Office for Regional Climate Modelling, more specifically for CORDEX. The Office will support the development of climate models and projections of future climate, facilitate cooperation among countries in regions, and promote knowledge exchange and capacity building with particular focus on developing countries... read more
The meeting aimed at discussing research priorities with the cryospheric science community and defining the next decade of priorities for…
CL3.4/AS1.4/CR6.5/OS1.9Polar Climate Predictability and Prediction (co-organized)Convener: Neven-Stjepan Fuckar Co-Conveners: Cecilia Bitz, Virginie Guemas, Ed Hawkins, Matthieu Chevallier, Torben Koenigk, Edward…
Highlights from this Issue Norwegian Young Sea ICE Cruise Mailing List and Calendar for Prediction and Predictability in Polar Regions…