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The Online Workshop on Ice-Ocean Interactions is organized by the Joint IAPSO/IACS Commission on Ice-Ocean Interactions (JCIOI), and aims to draw together researchers interested in the processes that govern ocean-driven melt of glaciers and ice sheets. The organizers hope that this meeting will draw

Climate Accessibility is an important element of the climate change discourse, comprising two aspects. 1) Ensuring minority voices and those most impacted by climate change are represented and heard, and 2) Ensuring the conversation around climate change is accessible to the general public. By

The meeting of Northwest Glaciologists will be an informal event, and abstracts will not be requested in advance of the workshop.

The meeting will run from approximately 9 am – 5 pm on both days. The registration fee will likely be between $20 and $50 per person depending on career stage, in

The 2022 Arctic Circle Assembly will be held in Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre, Reykjavík, Iceland. Registration will open in early June.

Governments, universities, companies, research institutions, organizations, associations and other partners are invited to submit proposals for

The Permafrost Discovery Gateway hosts a monthly webinar series on the second Thursday of each month at 9:00 am Alaska time, raising topics of interest to the permafrost community. The webinar aims to 1) connect the international science community interested in big data remote sensing of permafrost

The 15th Polar Law Symposium (PLS) will be co-hosted by the Polar Law Institute and the Center for Arctic Studies at the University of Iceland in partnership with the Arctic Circle.

You are invited to submit proposals for keynotes, panels, workshops and/or single topic presentations for

SIOS Knowledge Centre and the SIOS Remote Sensing Working Group invites abstracts from the Svalbard science community working on applications using Earth Observation (EO), Remote Sensing (RS), and Geoinformation (GI).

The organizers are pleased to announce this years' conference on Earth

Satcom Forum meetings are a place where scientists who use satellite communications to collect data from remote instruments (such as weather stations, drifting buoys or hydrological gauging stations) can meet both the satellite network operators and the manufacturers of instrumentation. It’s a

Seeing ice first form on lakes and rivers signals the start of winter for many Alaskans. Despite longer and warmer falls in recent years, trends in freeze-up timing are often inconclusive. Part of this challenge may be defining whether freeze-up occurs as a single-day event or a progressive process

Atmospheric rivers (ARs) play a key role in the global water cycle as the primary mechanism conveying water vapor through mid-latitude regions. The precipitation that ARs deliver in many parts of the world, especially through orographic precipitation processes, is important for water resources; but