The AOS moves to Online Only, please visit the event website for additional information.
The AOS fosters communication, inte rnational collaboration and coordination of long-term observations aimed at improving understanding of and response to system-scale Arctic change. The AOS is an international forum for optimizing resource allocation, and mini mizing gaps and duplication, through coordination of and exchange among res earchers, agencies, Indigenous Peoples, non-governmental organizations, the private sector and others involved or interested in long-term observing ac tivities. The AOS serves as a platform to identify and address societal and scientific needs and priorities, minimize gaps in data and information, re duce duplication, improve coverage and breadth, and contribute to solution- based applications and knowledge sharing.
Rapid and unprecedent ed system-scale environmental change in polar regions, and other sensitive areas globally, requires adaptation, forecasting, planning and the developm ent of mitigation strategies, all dependent on a timely, accurate, and inte grated network of Arctic observing systems. The AOS provides opportunities to make tangible contributions and progress towards the development and ope ration of such a system of systems spanning all Arctic components, and incl uding consideration of community needs, international cooperation, opportun ities, and challenges, and from decision-makers to community members.
Deadline for submitting white papers and short statements is October 18, 2019 (12 pm PT).
See more information on the con ference website: https://arcticobservingsummit.org/aos-2020-theme-and-s ub-themes
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