Webinars

As part of our efforts to showcase the great research and upcoming challenges in the area of Atmospheric and Climate Sciences, a few APECS mentors have worked with us to create these short videos that we hope will inspire you to learn more about the interesting and complex nature of polar atmosphere and climate research.

• Atmospheric research in Svalbard

  Tiina Nygård (Kilpeläinen) from APECS Webinars on Vimeo.

• Atmospheric long-range pollution transport to the Arctic

  Andreas Stohl on Atmospheric long-range pollution transport to the Arctic

• Why are we concerned about aerosol in the Arctic?

  Johannes Schneider on Why we are concerned about aerosol in the Arctic?

• The changing Arctic and what we need to understand this?

  Vladimir Kattsov on The changing Arctic and what we need to understand this?

• The most interesting things about polar atmospheric science

  Jim Overland on The most interesting things about polar atmospheric science

• What is needed to better understand polar atmospheric sciences

  Klaus Dethloff on What is needed to better understand polar atmospheric sciences

• APECS Virtual Poster Session

  2011 April – Atmospheric Sciences and Climate Change from APECS Webinars on Vimeo.

  Session Chairs:
  Julia Schmale– Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Mainz, Germany
  Jenny Fisher– APECS Atmospheric Sciences Discipline Co-Coordinator, Harvard University, USA

  Presentations:

  Pollution transported to the Arctic during the POLARCAT-France spring and summer campaigns: source regions and aerosol properties
  --- Boris Quennehen, Laboratoire de Meteorologie Physique at the Universite Blaise Pascal, France

  Source Identification and Airborne Chemical Characterization of Aerosol Pollution from long-range Transport over Greenland
  --- Julia Schmale, Max Planck-Institute for Chemistry in Mainz, Germany