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CATEGORIES:Polar Conferences, Meetings and Events
CREATED:20190123T112337
SUMMARY:6th Polar Prediction Workshop 2019
LOCATION:Norman\, Oklahoma\, USA
DESCRIPTION:The University of Oklahoma School of Meteorology and the Cooperative Instit
 ute for Mesoscale Meteorological Studies (CIMMS) organize the 6th Polar Pre
 diction Workshop. The workshop will bring together diverse communities work
 ing on sea ice prediction, cold air outbreaks, models with varying temporal
  and spatial resolutions and various observing systems (radar, in-situ meas
 urements, satellites) and those who use these products to produce weather, 
 seasonal to subseasonal and weather forecasts. The social and socioeconomic
  impacts of Arctic weather and climate will also be discussed. The workshop
  will also focus on the current state of knowledge of processes in the Arct
 ic, and impacts of both processes and forecasts. The workshop will also inc
 lude a keynote address.\nThe workshop will begin on Wednesday morning and e
 nd Friday at noon. The keynote speaker will be Dr. John Walsh of the Intern
 ational Arctic Research Center at the University of Alaska.\nPresentations 
 will cover the topics of:\n\n - Polar predictability from weather to intera
 nnual time scalesSea ice dynamics and prediction\nImpact of the Arctic on l
 ower latitudes Operational and research efforts\n\n - End user needs and ca
 pacity of scientific community to address them
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div class="page" title="Page 1"><p><span style="color: inherit; font-famil
 y: inherit; font-size: 1rem; background-color: inherit;">The&nbsp;Universit
 y of Oklahoma School of Meteorology&nbsp;and the Cooperative Institute for 
 Mesoscale Meteorological Studies&nbsp;</span>(CIMMS) organize&nbsp;the&nbsp
 ;6th Polar Prediction Workshop.&nbsp;The workshop will bring together diver
 se communities working on sea ice prediction, cold air outbreaks, models wi
 th varying temporal and spatial resolutions and various observing systems (
 radar, in-situ measurements, satellites) and those who use these products t
 o produce weather, seasonal to subseasonal and weather forecasts. The socia
 l and socioeconomic impacts of Arctic weather and climate will also be disc
 ussed. The workshop will also focus on the current state of knowledge of pr
 ocesses in the Arctic, and impacts of both processes and forecasts. The wor
 kshop will also include a keynote address.</p><div class="layoutArea"><div 
 class="column"><p>The workshop will begin on Wednesday morning and end Frid
 ay at noon. The&nbsp;keynote speaker&nbsp;will be&nbsp;Dr. John Walsh&nbsp;
 of the&nbsp;International Arctic Research Center&nbsp;at the&nbsp;Universit
 y of Alaska.</p><p>Presentations will cover the topics of:</p></div></div><
 ul><li><img src="blob:&lt;a href=" alt="" 445eff23-1f7a-42b7-857b-61ba80cea
 51a="" />Polar predictability from weather to&nbsp;interannual time scales<
 /li><li class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p>Sea ice dynamics and pred
 iction</p></div></li><li class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p>Impact o
 f the Arctic on lower latitudes Operational and research efforts</p></div><
 /li><li><img src="blob:&lt;a href=" alt="" d8a196fe-c46e-46d6-93c6-018460d2
 2f55="" />End user needs and capacity of scientific community to address th
 em</li></ul></div>
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC;VALUE=DATE:20190424
DTEND;TZID=UTC;VALUE=DATE:20190427
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