a core project of
This meeting will explore change and variability in the North Atlantic climate system (atmosphere, ocean, cryosphere), on time scales from days to decades, bringing together the UK ACSIS,
An internationally developed Blueprint of Integrated Atlantic Ocean Observing System will be presented at the OceanObs19 conference and benefit from the work of AtlantOS and similar projects. The author team is now calling for experts nomination. The deadline for self-nomination is 6 January 2017.
Tropical Atlantic climate recently experienced pronounced shifts of great socio-economic importance. The oceanic changes were largest in the eastern boundary upwelling systems. African countries bordering the Atlantic strongly depend upon their ocean - societal development, fisheries, and tourism. They were strongly affected by these climatic changes and will face important adaptation challenges associated with global warming. Furthermore, these upwelling regions are also of great climatic importance, playing a key role in regulating global climate.
15th Session of the Atlantic Region Panel
17 September, 2016
Qingdao, China
Participants of the Upwelling Research Focus planning workshop agreed to focus the activities on Eastern Boundary Upwelling regions in both the Atlantic and Pacific regions.
The 2015 GCOS Status Report, Status of the Global Observing System, is now open for public review. The deadline for contributions is 7 September 2015. The draft report can be downloaded from the GCOS website.
A compilation of all CLIVAR-realted sessions at the 2016 Ocean Sciences meeting is now availble on the US CLIVAR website
Several parellel sessions, proposed for the AGU Fall meeting (San Francisco, 14-18 december 2015), are related to CLIVAR science. Abstract submission deadline is on 5th August 2015.
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