Multiple Meeting Announcements

Date

4 October 2016

EXTENDED REGISTRATION:
Time Series Analysis in Environmental Science and Applications to
Climate Change
Fixed-Point Open Ocean Observatories
10-11 November 2016
Tromso, Norway
Call for Abstracts
ASLO 2017 - Mountains to the Seas
Association for the Science of Limnology and Oceanography
26 February-3 March 2017
Honolulu, Hawaii
Call for Abstracts
Polar Geography Specialty Group Sessions
American Association of Geography 2017 Annual Meeting
5-9 April 2017
Boston, Massachusetts

EXTENDED REGISTRATION:
Time Series Analysis in Environmental Science and Applications to
Climate Change
Fixed-Point Open Ocean Observatories
10-11 November 2016
Tromso, Norway

Organizers of a conference entitled "Time series analysis in
environmental science and applications to climate change" have extended
the registration deadline to Sunday, 9 October 2016. The conference will
convene 10-11 November 2016 in Tromso, Norway.

EXTENDED REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Sunday, 9 October 2016.

The goal of the conference is to provide a discussion forum in the field
of time series analysis and forecasting based on in-situ and remote data
analysis and modeling. This conference will gather senior and young
researchers (post-doctoral, doctoral, and master students) to share their
experience in time series interpretation across several scientific
fields. Presentations will show how observations can help detect climate
change and its impacts focusing on both the mathematical modeling,
statistics, signal processing , and the environmental scientific results.

Conference themes:
- Marine environment and connections with land and atmosphere (e.g.,sea
ice, atmospheric measurement, foraminifera, biogeochemistry);
- Sea level;
- Methane measurements and analysis;
- Ocean carbon cycle; and
- Mathematical tools to understand climate change.

Grant applications are available to students.

To register, send completed regular or student application forms via
email to: Time.Series.Conf [at] ifremer.fr.

EXTENDED REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Sunday, 9 October 2016.

For more information, including regular and student applications forms
and to download the conference agenda, click the "Time series analysis
in environmental science and applications to climate change" link found
at: http://www.fixo3.eu/events/.

Or, contact:
Benedicte Ferre
Email: Time.Series.Conf [at] ifremer.fr

Call for Abstracts
ASLO 2017 - Mountains to the Seas
Association for the Science of Limnology and Oceanography
26 February-3 March 2017
Honolulu, Hawaii

Organizers of the Association for the Science of Limnology and
Oceanography (ASLO) 2017 conference, entitled "Mountains to the Seas"
invite abstract submissions for oral and poster presentations. The
conference will convene 26 February to 3 March 2017 in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Organizers of Session 081, "Thawing permafrost and the nearshore zone of
the Arctic Ocean - The impact of eroding coasts and river discharge on
marine chemistry and ecosystems under a changing climate" invite
contributions that investigate the impact of terrestrial organic matter
transfer to coastal environments, not limited to permafrost systems, and
encourage participation from aquatic specialists and oceanographers to
foster interdisciplinary exchange on these topics.

Session Organizers:
- Michael Fritz, Alfred Wegener Institute Helmoltz Centre for Polar
and Marine Research
- Hugues Lantuit, Alfred Wegener Institute Helmoltz Centre for Polar
and Marine Research
- George Tanski, Alfred Wegener Institute Helmoltz Centre for Polar
and Marine Research
- Kristina Brown, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

For a complete list of sessions, go to:
http://www.sgmeet.com/aslo/honolulu2017/sessionlist.asp

For further information, including abstract submission, go to:
http://www.sgmeet.com/aslo/honolulu2017/call-for-papers.asp.

For more information on registration issues please check the website:
http://www.sgmeet.com/aslo/honolulu2017/registration-information.asp.

Abstract submission deadline: Friday, 14 October 2016.

Early registration deadline: Friday, 14 October 2016.

Registration deadline: Saturday, 15 October 2016

For further information, contact:
George Tanski
Email: George.Tanski@awi

Michael Fritz
Email: Michae.Fritz [at] awi.de.

Call for Abstracts
Polar Geography Specialty Group Sessions
American Association of Geography 2017 Annual Meeting
5-9 April 2017
Boston, Massachusetts

The Polar Geography Specialty Group of the American Association of
Geography announce a call for abstract submissions for three sessions
during the 2017 Annual Meeting, which will convene 5-9 April 2017 in
Boston, Massachusetts.

Polar Geography Specialty Group session organizers:
- Emily Francis, Arctic FROST, University of Northern Iowa.
- Forrest Melvin, Department of Geography, George Washington University.
- Scott Stephenson, Department of Geography, University of Connecticut.

Sessions include:

Working Toward a Sustainable Arctic: Discussing sustainable
environments, cultures, economies, and infrastructure in the in the
Arctic within a changing climate.
Please send PIN and abstract submissions for this session via email to
Forrest Melvin (flmelvin [at] gwmail.gwu.edu).
Human Perspectives of a Changing Arctic: Examining the shifting human
landscapes of governance, power, and identity of polar peoples in a
globalizing world.
Please send PIN and abstract submissions for this session via email to
Emily Francis (efran [at] uni.edu).
Methods of Polar Geography: Research Applications: Examining new
geospatial techniques for characterizing and quantifying physical and
human settlement changes in polar landscapes.
Please send PIN and abstract submissions for this session via email to
Forrest Melvin (flmelvin [at] gwmail.gwu.edu)

Students presenting a paper in one of the above sessions may submit
their paper for consideration for the Polar Geography Specialty Group
Student Paper Award. Award recipients will be announced at the AAG
meeting in Boston.

To enter the student paper award competition, please submit your paper
to Scott Stephenson (Stephenson [at] uconn.edu) by 20 March 2017.

Polar Geography Session abstract submission deadline: 22 February 2017.

Conference Abstract submission deadline: 21 October 2016.

For further information about how to obtain a PIN and submit abstracts,
go to: http://www.aag.org/cs/annualmeeting/call_for_papers.

For more information about the AAG Annual Meeting, go to:
http://www.aag.org/annualmeeting.

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