BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//jEvents 2.0 for Joomla//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:1ba30c01a7b5f9c2726f390d4023aed7 CATEGORIES:Polar Conferences, Meetings and Events CREATED:20191001T125414 SUMMARY:Workshop on the Dynamics and Mass Budget of Arctic Glaciers and IASC Network on Arctic Glaciology annual meeting LOCATION:Obergurgl\, Austria DESCRIPTION:The next IASC Workshop on the Dynamics and Mass Budget of Arctic Glaciers a nd Network on Arctic Glaciology annual meeting will take place at the Unive rsity Center Obergurgl, in Obergurgl, Austria, 28-30 January 2020.\nIn addi tion to sessions on glacier dynamics and mass balance, the workshop will ho st a cross-cutting activity by the Cryosphere and Marine Working Groups of IASC on “Glacier-ocean interactions and their impact on Arctic marine ecosy stems”. This activity aims to provide an inter-disciplinary forum by bringi ng together glaciologists, marine ecologists and oceanographers interested in glacier-ocean interactions.\nOrganizers also welcome contributions on al l aspects concerning the mass balance and dynamics of Arctic glaciers and i ce caps, including the Greenland Ice Sheet, and that utilize a broad range of methods, including field observations, remote sensing, and modelling. Or ganizers especially encourage submission to our cross-cutting activity.\nCo ntributions in the form of oral presentations and/or posters are welcome. P resentation will be 15-20 minutes, including discussion. For those who brin g a poster, time will be reserved in the program to give a short 2-3 minute introduction to the poster. We plan for two and a half days of talks and p oster presentations, as well as open-forum discussions.\nParticipants can r egister and submit abstracts (maximum length 300 words) by filling the . In dicate whether you prefer an oral or poster presentation and if your presen tation is a contribution to the cross-cutting activity.\nOrganizers have re ceived funding from the IASC Cryosphere and Marine working groups to enable early career scientists to participate in the meeting and cross-cutting ac tivity, in particular. Funds will be distributed through the Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS).\nEligible for the funding will be early career scientist who meet the following crit eria:\n\n - Are within five years of finishing their PhD;\n - Are affiliate d with an institution in an IASC member country (Austria, Canada, China, Cz ech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, India, Italy, Jap an, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, and U.S.);\n - Have registered and sub mitted an abstract for the workshop;\n - Have a research background relevan t to the meeting; and\n - Have not received IASC travel support in the last 18 months prior to January 2019.Applications for travel support can be com pleted  and must be submitted by Friday, 8 November 2019.\nRegistration dea dline: 15 November 2019\nFor more information, go to:\nWorkshop homepage\nFor questions, contact:\nThorben Dunse\nEmail: \nF or more information on the workshop, how to get there, and important update s, please visit the IASC NAG website: https://nag.iasc.info/workshop\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

The next IASC Workshop on the Dynamics and Mass Budget of A rctic Glaciers and Network on Arctic Glaciology annual meetin g will take place at the University Center Obergurgl, in Obergurgl, Austria , 28-30 January 2020.

In addition to sessions on glacier dynamics and mass balance, the workshop will host a cross-cutting activity by the Cryosphere and Marine Working Groups of IASC on “G lacier-ocean interactions and their impact on Arctic marine ecosystems”. This activity aims to provide an inter-disciplinary forum by br inging together glaciologists, marine ecologists and oceanographers interes ted in glacier-ocean interactions.

Organizers also welcome contributi ons on all aspects concerning the mass balance and dynamics of Arctic glaci ers and ice caps, including the Greenland Ice Sheet, and that utilize a bro ad range of methods, including field observations, remote sensing, and mode lling. Organizers especially encourage submission to our cross-cutting acti vity.

Contributions in the form of oral presentations and/or posters are welcome. Presentation will be 15-20 minutes, including discussion. For those who bring a poster, time will be reserved in the program to give a sh ort 2-3 minute introduction to the poster. We plan for two and a half days of talks and poster presentations, as well as open-forum discussions.

Participants can register and submit abstracts (maximum length 300 words) by filling the online form. Indicate whether you prefer an oral or poster presentation and if your presentation is a co ntribution to the cross-cutting activity.

Organizers have received fu nding from the IASC Cryosphere and Marine working groups to enable early career scientists to participate in the meeting and cross-cu tting activity, in particular. Funds will be distributed through the Associ ation of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS).

Eligible for the funding will be early career scientist who me et the following criteria:

Applications for travel support can be completed  ;online and must be submitted b y Friday, 8 November 2019.

Registration deadline:&nb sp;15 November 2019

For more information, go to:
Workshop homepage

For questions, contact:
Th orben Dunse
Email: This email address is being protected from spambot s. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

For mor e information on the workshop, how to get there, and important updates, ple ase visit the IASC NAG website: https://nag.iasc.info/workshop

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