2nd Annual EarthTemp Network Meeting
12-14 June 2013, Copenhagen
Data-sparse and extreme regions is the topic of the second year of the
network. A focus will be the high-latitude domains, but the network
remains inclusive and open to surface temperature researchers of all
backgrounds who are interested in sharing knowledge and making
connections across sub-discipline boundaries.
The workshop aims to facilitate collaborations between researchers and
will have substantial dialogue and networking activities as well as
invited overview presentations, panel discussions and the opportunity to
present your work in poster sessions. Sessions planned for the programme
are:
Overview presentations by invited speakers, followed by panel discussions on
- High-latitude surface temperatures: synthesis of datasets and what
they tell us (Kevin Wood)
- Arctic Land Surface Temperature: Variability and Change
(Claude Duguay)
- Sea Surface Temperature Changes in Polar Regions (Pierre Le Borgne)
- Sea-Ice Surface Temperature Measurements: Status and Utility
(Jacob Hoyer)
Plenary discussion: Combined interpretation of Arctic temperatures
Networking activities
Breakout discussion groups on
- Techniques for matching measurements and retrievals across different
platforms
- Measurement of high-latitude Surface Temperature (SST): Why is it
difficult, and how can we do it better?
- Satellite Land Surface Temperatures (LST) in high latitudes and high
altitudes: How can we exploit them better?
- The EarthTemp White Paper: Turning recommendations into actions
Poster sessions & Poster discussions
There is no attendance fee.
The workshop is limited to 50 participants.
More details and registration:
<http://earthtemp.net/themes/2_data-sparse/workshop_programme.html>
