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A new PICES Working Group on Climate Extremes and Coastal Impacts in the Pacific is under development to better understand the physical drivers and assess the predictability of extreme events and to identify indicators for the socioeconomic impacts from climate extremes.

A recent study published in Advances in Atmospheric Sciences (https://doi.org/10.1007/s00376-022-1461-3), led by Dr. Lijing Cheng, member of CLIVAR GSOP, provides the first analysis of recent OHC changes through 2021 from two international groups, i.e. IAP/CAS in China and NCEI/NOAA in the US.

The COSPAR 2022 conference will be organized in Athens, Greece on 16-24 July 2022.

The chairs of the session A0.1 Land-Ocean-Atmosphere Interaction are calling for abstracts. The abstract submission deadline is 11 February 2022. Below you’ll find the session description and confirmed invited speakers. There will also be an opportunity to publish your research in a Remote Sensing special issue.

Session description:

A preparation teleconference for the 2022 Sea Level Conference was organized on 10th January 2022, with the participation of the WCRP Sea Level Grand Challenge (GC) co-chairs and members, local organizers and event service provider, as well as staff from ICPO. 

The China SCOR annual meeting, with the theme “Implementation of the UN Ocean DECADE: the international cooperation of the ocean community in the post-COVID-19 era”, was successfully organized from Dec 21 to 22, 2021.

The 6th Organising Committee telecon for CLIVAR-GOOS workshop was organized on Dec. 16, 2021, continuously focusing on the discussion of the workshop agenda, particularly on D1.

A preparation teleconference for the 2022 Sea Level Conference was organized on 15th December 2021, with the participation of the WCRP Sea Level GC co-chairs and members, local organizers and event service provider, as well as staff from WCRP Secretariat and ICPO.