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lydia_tarasova	Научная школа-семинар «Современные технологии прогнозирования погоды», для молодых ученых и специалистов Беларуси и России с участием молодых ученых и специалистов национальных гидрометслужб стран СНГ 6-10 октября 2008 года Москва, Россия http://meteoinfo.ru/seminar-prognoz-pogoda
Galina_S	Summer Field Course Announcement Impacts and Global Implications of Climate Change and Toxic Chemicals in the High Arctic 30 June - 21 July 2008 Michigan State University Application Deadline: Saturday, 1 March 2008 For further information, please go to: http://www.studyabroad.msu.edu/programs/norwayarctic.html or contact: John L. Hesse E-mail: hessej@msu.edu -------------------- "Arctic Studies during the International Polar Year" is a six-credit field course offered by Michigan State University from 30 June to 21 July 2008. The unique program is open to a total of twenty students from a wide range of disciplines. A few spaces are still available. Students will travel to Svalbard, an area in the High Arctic where cutting-edge research is being conducted on key issues including climate change, toxic chemical sources and impacts on arctic ecology, and petrochemical exploration and extraction. During the three-week program, students will experience the arctic environment aboard a Russian icebreaker reaching a latitude of nearly 81 degrees N, interact directly with polar scientists working on a variety of issues, and gain "hands-on" knowledge about the polar regions as they prepare themselves for contributing to sustainability in a global context. Participants may register for up to six credits by applying through the Michigan State University Study Abroad Program (http://www.studyabroad.msu.edu). A program fee of $6,438 USD covers a berth on the icebreaker, other lodging, field trips, museum entrance fees, instructional costs, and most local transportation and meals. It does not include tuition or airfare. In addition to Svalbard, a portion of the program will be conducted in Tromso and Oslo, Norway. The application deadline is Saturday, 1 March 2008. Application information is available at: http://www.studyabroad.msu.edu/programs/norwayarctic.html For more information, please contact: John L. Hesse E-mail: hessej@msu.edu
videm	10th IGAC 2008 Conference Bridging the Scales in Atmospheric Chemistry: Local to Global 7 to 12 September 2008 in Annecy-le-Vieux, France Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate: Understanding Processes from the Local to the Global scale Understanding the Scales of Interactions in the Tropical Tropopause Layer [igac/sparc/gewex workshop] 2. Impact of Clouds and Chemistry on Regional and Global Scales [AMMA, wet dep, aerosols-clouds-precip-climate] 3. Observing Atmospheric Composition from the Global to the Local Scales. (Satellites) [ITCT, POLARCAT, GAW] 4. Biogenic impacts on the Regional and Global Scale. [GEIA, AMMA (biomass burning), ILEAPS, DEBITS] 5. Anthropogenic impacts of urban centres on the Regional and Global scale. [GEIA ,Mega Cities, AMMA, ITCT] 6. From the Nanoscale to the Macroscale: Process Studies. [INTROP] 7. Polar and Oceanic Regions – Relating Local and Regional Processes to the Larger Scale [POLARCAT, SOLAS, HitT, AICI] Deadline for abstracts submission 31 March 2008 http://www.igacfrance2008.fr/index.html
videm	Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) International Arctic Science Committee (IASC) Polar Research – Arctic and Antarctic Perspectives in the International Polar Year SCAR/IASC IPY Open Science Conference St. Petersburg, Russia July 8th – 11th 2008 in association with the XXX SCAR Meeting Science Sessions 1.0 STATUS AND CHANGE 1.1 Earth Structure and Geodynamics at the Poles 1.2 Polar Ocean Processes – Status and Change 1.3 Evolving Coastal, Near shore and Shelf Processes in the Polar Regions 1.4 Shrinking Snow and Ice: Rapid Change in the Polar Regions 1.5 Past, Present and Future Polar Climate Change 1.6 Meteorological Processes in the Polar Regions 1.7 Polar Terrestrial and Freshwater Ecosystems: Status and Change 1.8 Polar Marine Ecosystems: Status and Change 1.9 Status and Change in Cultural Heritage Sites in Polar regions 1.10 Status and Change in the Polar Regions – General Session 2.0 POLAR/GLOBAL LINKAGES 2.1 Coupled Cryosphere/Ocean/Atmosphere Systems 2.2 Polar/Global Biological Connections 2.3 The Sun’s Interactions with the Earth’s Atmosphere and Electromagnetic Environment 2.4 Human Linkages: The History of Non-indigenous Peoples in Polar Regions - Impacts and Interactions 2.5 Polar/Global Linkages: General Session 3.0 A SENSE OF DISCOVERY 3.1 Deep Sub-ice Water, Hydrological Systems and Ice sheet Interactions 3.2 Frontiers in Polar Biology 3.3 Polar Microbes, Genetics, and Molecular Biology 3.4 Technological Advances and Polar Exploration 3.5 Polar Weather and Climate Forecasting 3.6 Frontiers in Polar Scientific Drilling 3.7 A Sense of Discovery – General Session 4.0 THE POLES AS A VANTAGE POINT FOR OBSERVATIONS 4.1 Polar Observing Systems 4.2 Astronomy and Astrophysics 4.3 New Ways of Looking at the Polar World 4.4 Earth’s Magnetic Field: A View from the Poles 4.5 Accessing and Preserving Data as an IPY Legacy 4.6 The Poles as a Vantage Point for Observations 5.0 PEOPLE AND RESOURCES AT THE POLES 5.1 People and Change 5.2 Harvesting and Exploitation of Polar Biological Resources 5.3 Conservation, Tourism, and Visitor Management 5.4 The Role of Native Knowledge in Modern Polar Science 5.5 Arctic and Antarctic Archeology 5.6 Polar Bridges: Social Scientists and Natural Scientists Working Together 5.7 Polar History and Institutionalization of Polar Research: The International Polar Years 5.8 People and Resources at the Poles– General Session The abstracts should be submitted in English and arrive no later than February 15, 2008. http://www.scar-iasc-ipy2008.org/site.php?go=89&page=971&lang=ENG
Galina_S	Крупная конференция "Развитие системы мониторинга состава атмосферы". Проводится в конференц-зале Гидрометцентра России. Программу конференции - через кафедральный сайт можно сгрузить с главной странички. Много интересных докладов. Главное с организационной точки зрения: Вход в Гидрометцентр только по предварительно заказанным пропускам. Желающие приобщиться могут заказать пропуска, обратившись в Гидрометцентр. Контактное лицо: Березина Елена Тел.: (495) 953-37-62 E-mail: e_berezina_83@mail.ru Если наберутся желающие, можно сделать централизованно подав список с кафедры.

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