Polar early-career as well as senior researchers from Japan and Finland will come together to make new connections. In the first part of our meetin g, we will introduce each other to our research. Then we will hear about ex periences from senior polar researchers and have an open discussion about c areers in the polar regions. Lastly we will discuss possibilities for colla borations.
The event will start at 9 am at the Finnish Meteorological Institute, Kumpula Campus, Helsinki University. Anyone can come to listen and join the discussions as long as there is space available in the meeting room (tbc). Access to the meteorological institute requires a visitor pass , so you need to be on time to receive this from us. If you are interested to join, the best would be to contact us in advance so that we can arrange the visitor pass for you.
The full workshop program you can download here.
Finnish-Japanese Early Career Arctic Sc ientists (ECASs) Workshop, Helsink i, 17.10.2016
The Finnish -Japanese early career arctic scientists (ECASs) workshop is organized by t he Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) Finland and APECS J apan. It aims to shed lights on career planning and international collabora tion for ECASs in Japan and Finland.
(We kindly ask you to register on the doodle poll to be able to get the name badge from the reception and enter the venue. This is also necessary for the preparation of coffee and refresh ments. We also encourage you to bring your own posters for a casual poster session.)
Time: October 17 2016 Venue: Room Aura, Dynamicum, Erik Palménin aukio 1, Helsinki
Program:
9:00~9:10 Welcome speech
9:10~10:10 ECASs pr esentation session I
Shunsuke Tei (Arctic research center, Hokkaido Univ.)
Spatio-temporal variation of forest ecosystem response to climate chan ges in circum-arctic region; a multiple approach using field observations, satellite images and a vegetation model
Yum iko Miyamoto (Arctic research center, Hokkaido Univ.)
Effects of climate change on b iodiversity and carbon stocks in forest soils
Ocean observations at the ic e-ocean interface of the marine-terminating glacier in the northwest Greenl and (The Arctic Challenge for Sustainability project,
Yuka Oishi (Center for Northeast Asian studies, Tohoku Univ.)
Expansion of no-fishing area in North-Western Siberia and the cha nging livelihood of the indigenous people
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Yongmei Gong (Division of Atmospheric Sciences, Helsinki Univ.)
Numerical sim ulations on a fast-flowing marine-terminating glacier in Austfonna, Svalbar d
Arttu Jutila (Division of Atmosp heric Sciences, Helsinki Univ.)
Interaction betw een the glacier surface layer and the atmosphere in the Indian glaciers - e xperiences in pictures.
Ilona Välisuo (Finnish Meteorological Institute)
Atmospheric variables controlling inter-annual variabi lity of surface melt in Greenland.
Iina Ron kainen (Finnish Meteorological Institute)
Sea ice changes in the Baltic Sea – analys is of observations and model results
Alexan dru Gegiuc (Finnish Meteorological Institute)
SAR processing and applications in Sea ice
11:45~13:15 Lunch break
13:15~13:45 ECASs presentation session III
Friederike Gehrmann (Departmen t of Biosciences, Helsinki Univ.)
The role of snowmelt timing for sub arctic and arctic plants
Lauri Lindfors (Department of Biosciences, Helsinki Univ.)
Survival of woody p lants in low temperatures of the Arctic region
13:45~14:15 < span class="s1">The invited talks from junior researcher
Marius Jonassen (Associate Professor,The University Centre in Svalbard, Bergen Univ.)
Polar meteorology and career opportunities in Svalbard
14:15~16:15 The invited talks from senior researcher
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Y asushi Fukamachi (Deputy Director, Arctic research center, Hokkaid o Univ.)
My career experience and involvement to international projects, and introduction to a Japanese Arctic Research project
Matti Le ppäranta (Professor in Geophysics, Division of Atmospheric Science s, Helsinki Univ.)
Finnish-Japanese collaboration in sea ice research in the Baltic Sea and Sea of Okhotsk
Eero Rinne (Head of group, Polar Oceanography and Sea Ic e, Finnish Meteorological Institute)
Surviving the European academia as an early career scien tist
16:30~17:00 Discussion for future co llaboration between Japanese and Finnish early care er scientists.
Coordinators
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