The Conference will be organized by the International Research Center on El Niño (CIIFEN) and will be held in  Guayaquil, Ecuador from  12-14 November 2014.
 
This international initiative will have  the support of multiple global, regional and local  organizations and  Governments,   financial agencies and other partners we are expecting to join us in due time.

ESA plans to start an “Earth Observation” (EO) related scientific activity this year - referred here as “Ocean Heat Flux” to support the new CLIVAR research opportunity addressing the “Consistency between Planetary Heat Balance and Ocean Heat storage” (http://www.clivar.org/science/clivar-research-opportunities#six). The workshop provided an opportunity to the scientific community to further shape the ESA activity by gathering the scientific requirements in terms of EO data and products to support the new CLIVAR research opportunity, while building upon recent recommendations of CLIVAR GSOP-WHOI Workshop on Ocean Syntheses and Surface Flux Evaluation, and complementing existing activities such as Seaflux (http://seaflux.org.). The presentations from the workshop are now available online.

 

The 2013 AGU Fall Meeting  session H003 on “Advances in Hydrometeorological Predictions and Applications” will be held in San Francisco from 9-13 December 2013.

This session focuses on hydro-meteorological forecasting across spatial and temporal scales to support applications and decision-making in water and energy management, drought and other sectors. Techniques of interest include:

 

 

A workshop for Early Career Researchers working on climate change in any discipline, will be running on 1st October 2013 at Cumberland Lodge in Windsor. 

Influencing Climate Change Policy is a one-day workshop and networking event with a twofold objective:

  • To learn more about talking to policy makers and influencing policy decisions (policy influence)
  • To develop strategies for talking productively about climate change between disciplines (interdisciplinary exchange)