BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//jEvents 2.0 for Joomla//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:457d0770a8f3b3861766f87ceb8367d9 CATEGORIES:Polar Conferences, Meetings and Events CREATED:20220511T095331 SUMMARY:ASSW 2023 LOCATION:Vienna\, Austria DESCRIPTION:The ) will be held in Vienna, Austria from 17 to 24 February 2023.\n \n The Conference is organized by the Austrian Polar Research Institute (APRI), t he Austrian Arctic Community, the International Arctic Science Committee (I ASC) (https://iasc.info/) and partners. The venue will be the Uni versity of Vienna, one of the oldest universities in Europe. To meet th e requirements of a potential influence of Covid-19 on the conference, but also to make the event as CO2 friendly as possible, the conference is plann ed as a hybrid event.\n \n The general theme of the is "The Arctic in the A nthropocene". Vienna and the Austrian Polar Research Institute invite resea rchers from all scientific disciplines to discuss the role of the Arctic in the Anthropocene, spanning the time frame from the past to the future.\nAb stract submission for the ASSW 2023 Science Symposium “The Arctic in the Anthropocene” (21 – 24 February 2023) is open until 20 S eptember 2022.\n\nNever before has the Arctic experienced such a high press ure by human impact either by local environmental disturbances or by global climate change leading to long-term changes and massive challenges to the resistance and resilience of polar ecological systems and Arctic societies. “The Arctic in the Anthropocene” is a quite appropriate theme to focus on the increasing pressure of high latitudes. Several sessions offer space to shed light on short- and long-term changes, respectively, on human, terrest rial, aquatic or aerial systems. Despite the focus on the Arctic, contribut ions on the Antarctic, aiming at fostering networking and advances on resea rch on both poles, are accepted and appreciated.\n\nAbstract submission is open for the following sessions:  https://assw.info/pr ogramme/science-symposium/sessions\n\nEach lead author may submit up to one oral and one poster presentation. Abstracts text is limited to 1500 ch aracters and the title should not be longer than 150 characters. The notifi cation on abstract acceptance will be made by mid-November 2022, with the p rogramme being presented in December 2022. Oral presentations will be up to 12 minutes plus 3 minutes of discussion time. The abstracts will be organi zed in a book of abstracts with DOI to be made available in pdf.\n \nAbstra ct submission instructions are available on the ASSW 2023 website: https://assw.info/programme/science-symposium\n\nFor more informati on visit the ASSW 2023 webpages at https://assw.info\n\n\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

The Arctic Science Summit Week 2023 (ASSW 2023) will be held in Vienna, Austria from 17 to 24 February 2023.

The Co nference is organized by the Austrian Polar Research Institute (APRI), the Austrian Arctic Community, the International Arctic Science Committee (IASC) and partn ers. The venue will be the University of Vienna, one of the o ldest universities in Europe. To meet the requirements of a potential influ ence of Covid-19 on the conference, but also to make the event as CO2 frien dly as possible, the conference is planned as a hybrid event.

The general theme of the ASSW 2023 Science Symposium is "The Arctic in the Anthropocene". Vienna and the Austrian Polar Research Institute invite researchers from all scien tific disciplines to discuss the role of the Arctic in the Anthropocene, sp anning the time frame from the past to the future.

Abstract s ubmission for the ASSW 2023 Science Symposium “The Ar ctic in the Anthropocene” (21 – 24 February 2023) is open until&nb sp;20 September 2022.

Never before has the Arctic exper ienced such a high pressure by human impact either by local environmental d isturbances or by global climate change leading to long-term changes and ma ssive challenges to the resistance and resilience of polar ecological syste ms and Arctic societies. “The Arctic in the Anthropocene” is a quite approp riate theme to focus on the increasing pressure of high latitudes. Several sessions offer space to shed light on short- and long-term changes, respect ively, on human, terrestrial, aquatic or aerial systems. Despite the focus on the Arctic, contributions on the Antarctic, aiming at fostering networki ng and advances on research on both poles, are accepted and appreciated.

Abstract submission is open for the following sessions:   ;https://assw.info/programme/scie nce-symposium/sessions

Each lead author may submit up to one oral and one poster presentation. Abstracts text is limited to 1500 charac ters and the title should not be longer than 150 characters. The notificati on on abstract acceptance will be made by mid-November 2022, with the progr amme being presented in December 2022. Oral presentations will be up to 12 minutes plus 3 minutes of discussion time. The abstracts will be organized in a book of abstracts with DOI to be made available in pdf.
 
Abstract submission instructions are available on the ASSW 2023 website:  https://assw.info/programme/science- symposium

For more information visit the ASSW 2 023 webpages at https://assw.info

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