An International WorkshopAntarctic Peninsula Climate Variability: Observations, Models, and Plans for IPY Research |
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Hosted by the National Snow and Ice Data Center at the University of Colorado, the meeting will include presentations of recent climatological, oceanographic, and glaciological research in the Antarctic Peninsula (AP). A primary objective of the meeting is to develop a coordinated science plan for the International Polar Year period (March 2007 – March 2009). The workshop format will include a series of keynote talks, contributed talks, poster sessions, and breakout sessions for collaborative field research planning. We encourage student participation, and limited travel funds for students are available.
This is the third in a series of workshops focused on the topic of Antarctic Peninsula Climate Variability (APCV), following workshops at Hamilton College, New York, USA (April 2002) and University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England (September 2004). Results of the meeting, in the form of peer-reviewed manuscripts, will be published in a widely circulated polar science journal (such as Antarctic Science, Polar Geography, or The Polar Record). Additionally, we will distribute a bound volume of the program and submitted abstracts to meeting attendees. View the Antarctic Peninsula Climate Variability: Observations, Models, and Plans for IPY Research booklet (PDF file, ~1.2 MB).
| Ted Scambos |
| Cindy Brekke |
| Betsy Sheffield |
| Lindsay Husted |
| Kara Pharris |
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