Updates from the Permafrost Carbon Network
- a CliC endorsed and supported effort Here are some Permafrost Carbon Network related updates: 1) CAPP-workshop summary: The 3rd…
2014 CliC Meetings and Events
Arctic Freshwater Synthesis 6-7 November, 2014 Helsinki, Finland Large-Scale Sea-Ice Simulations Workshop September 26th, University of Reading, UK |…
2015 CliC Meetings and Events
Large-scale climate variability in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean over decades to centuries, and links to extra-polar climate 24-26 March…
April 2014 Marine ice-sheet model inter-comparison splinter group meeting (MISMIP) at EGU
At the EGU Assembly in April 2014, a Marine Ice Sheet Model Intercomparison Projects (MISMIP) splinter meeting was organized to…
Marine Ice Sheet Model Intercomparison Projects (MISMIP) EGU 2014 Meeting Notes Available
- MISMIP is part of the ISMASS initiative, which is sponsored by SCAR, IASC and CliC At the EGU Assembly…
About
The workshop report can be downloaded here The workshop builds on the positive experience of workshops dedicated to sea ice…
Local Information
The workshop will be held at the ZMAW Building Room 023 on the ground floor, Center for Climate System Analysis…
Participants
Registration was open until 1 August 2014. Please register here: http://www.climate-cryosphere.org/meetings/seaice-conc-2014/registration For questions and more information, please contact Stefan Kern.…
Agenda
The workshop took place at the University of Hamburg, ZMAW Building Room 023, ground floor, Bundesstrasse 53, 20146 Hamburg …
Group on Earth Observations Launches Worldwide App Competition
- CliC is part of GEO’s efforts in the Cold Regions
‘Aim is to Turn Data into Decisions’
GEO Appathon 2014 is designed to create new, exciting and easy-to-use Apps using Earth observation data available through GEO’s Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS). GEOSS is a unique, web-based clearinghouse that provides access to more than 65 million data records from archives spread across the globe. (www.geoportal.org) App designers from more than 15 countries – and growing – are competing for $20,000 in prizes being offered by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
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