Chemical, biogeochemical, and physical drivers of the coupled polar atmosphere and climate: an International Polar Year 2032-33 planning workshop

Name: Chemical, biogeochemical, and physical drivers of the coupled polar atmosphere and climate: an International Polar Year 2032-33 planning workshop
Start: 2024-11-17T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2024-11-22T22:30:00+01:00
Location: Centre Paul Langevin, Aussois, Alps/ France

17 Nov 2024, 18:00 → 22 Nov 2024, 22:30 Europe/Zurich

Centre Paul Langevin, Aussois, Alps/ France

Hélène Angot (CNRS-IGE Grenoble), Markus Frey (British Antarctic Survey), Thorsten Bartels-Rausch (PSI - Paul Scherrer Institut)

Description

The international initiatives CATCH, PACES, BEPSII, ASPeCt and QUiesCENT will hold a joint workshop bringing together scientists and stakeholders with an interest in atmosphere-ice-ocean research focussing on chemical, biogeochemical and physical processes in the Arctic and Antarctic and links to climate change. Cold regions which are seasonally or permanently covered by snow and ice, notably the Third Pole, are also of interest.

Workshop purposes are to i) present cutting-edge interdisciplinary science, and ii) jointly identify ‘big picture’ science questions, research priorities and implementation pathways for research activities in field, laboratory and modelling before and during the 5th International Polar Year (IPY) 2032-2033.

Workshop outcomes will include a white paper to shape IPY32 funding calls, underpin grant applications, and influence the planning of polar research cruises, field campaigns and new long-term measurement capabilities.

The workshop will fully integrate hybrid participation from attendees both on-site and on-line. We will follow a split-day schedule, with early morning and evening sessions to accommodate participants from the global span of time zones. ECRs will play active roles as session chairs and rapporteurs. Funding support is available upon request.

Workshop Programme Live now!

See the preliminary schedule of sessions and confirmed contributions (press tab "detailed view").

Instructions and a workshop zoom link have now been shared with registered participants. Please get in touch if you have not received yet the latest circular (29 Oct).

Public Workshop Synthesis Session for Stakeholders

Friday 22 Nov 2024, 1030-1200 CET (UTC+1)

zoom link: https://bas-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/99013676444

Registration fees

on-site participant €550
online participant €55

Fees include accommodation (single or double room), all meals and coffee breaks, conference facilities and materials.

Follow these links for 1. Registration and 2. Payment

Deadlines

Registration for in-person participation is closed now

15 Nov Registration for remote participation

Contact

ipy2032workshop@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr

Sunday 17 November
- Arrival Day: Dinner (cold buffet)
Monday 18 November
- 07:30
  
  Breakfast
- Day 1: Orientation I (Plenary) - What is IPY?
  
  Conveners: Antoine Haddon, Kathy Law, Elise Droste (rapporteur)
  - 1
    
    Welcome and introduction
    
    Speakers: Hélène Angot, Markus Frey
  - 2
    
    What is the International Polar Year? - an IASC perspective
    
    Speaker: Henry Burgess (IASC)
  - 3
    
    IPY5 and SCAR
    
    Speaker: Chandrika Nath
  - 4
    
    Perspectives from Biogeochemical Exchange Processes at Sea Ice Interfaces (BEPSII)
    
    Speaker: Letizia Tedesco
  - 5
    
    Perspectives from Air Pollution in the Arctic: Climate, Environment and Societies (PACES)
    
    Speaker: Steve Arnold
  - 6
    
    Perspectives from The Cryosphere and Atmospheric Chemistry (CATCH)
    
    Speaker: Paul Zieger
  - 7
    
    Perspectives from Antarctic Sea Ice Processes and Climate (ASPeCt)
    
    Speaker: Petra Heil
- 10:00
  
  Coffee / Tea Break
- Day 1: Orientation II (Plenary) - Recent and planned research initiatives/ programmes
  
  Conveners: Ruth Price, Steve Arnold, Patrick Farnole (rapporteur)
  - 8
    
    Perspectives from Quantifying the Indirect Effect: from Sources to Climate Effects of Natural and Transported aerosol in the Arctic (QuIESCENT)
    
    Speaker: Gijs de Boer
  - 9
    
    IPY2007/08
    
    Speaker: Kathy Law
  - 10
    
    Aircraft Campaigns - ArctiC Amplification: Climate Relevant Atmospheric and SurfaCe Processes and Feedback Mechanisms (AC3)
    
    Speaker: Manfred Wendisch
  - 11
    
    PICCAASO
    
    Speaker: Ruhi Humphries
  - 12
    
    Perspectives from CRiceS
    
    Speaker: Jennie Thomas
  - 13
    
    A modelling perspective - CMIP/ CORDEX
    
    Speaker: Priscilla Mooney
  - 14
    
    Modeling Polar Aerosol (AEROCOM)
    
    Speaker: Michael Schulz
  - 15
    
    Discussion
- 12:15
  
  Lunch
- 13:15
  
  Recreational Time
- Day 1: Orientation III (Plenary) - Recent and planned research initiatives/ programmes
  
  Conveners: Holly Winton, Lisa Miller, Lisa von Friesen (rapporteur)
  - 16
    
    Cice2Clouds
    
    Speaker: Megan Willis
  - 17
    
    Multidisciplinary drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate (MOSAiC)
    
    Speaker: Marcel Nicolaus
  - 18
    
    Antarctica InSync
    
    Speaker: Alexander Haumann
  - 19
    
    SOOS Air-Sea Fluxes (SO-FLUX)
    
    Speaker: Bruno DeLille
  - 20
    
    Tara Polar Station
    
    Speaker: Marcel Babin
  - 21
    
    Discussion
- Day 1: Brain Storming I - New Science Ideas (Breakouts)
  - 22
    
    Brainstorming on cross-cutting science topics (breakouts)
- 16:45
  
  Coffee / Tea Break
- Day 1: Brain Storming II - New Science Ideas (Breakouts & Plenary)
  - 23
    
    Brainstorming on cross-cutting science topics (breakouts)
  - 24
    
    Breakout summaries & discussion
- 19:30
  
  Dinner
Tuesday 19 November
- 07:30
  
  Breakfast
- Day 2: Keynotes I - The big picture
  - 25
    
    Recent and future sea ice loss - the implications
    
    Speaker: Julienne Stroeve
  - 26
    
    The role of sea ice in polar marine biogeochemical cycles and ecosystems - current understanding and knowledge gaps
    
    Speaker: Klaus Meiners
  - 27
    
    Surface-Atmosphere Gas Exchanges in the Polar Environment
    
    Speaker: Detlef Helmig
  - 28
    
    Discussion
- 10:00
  
  Coffee / Tea Break
- Day 2: Keynotes II - The big picture
  - 29
    
    Climate Interventions
    
    Speaker: Julia Schmale
- Day 2: Brain Storming III - Implementation (World Café)
  - 30
    
    World Cafe 1. Research cruises
  - 31
    
    World Cafe 2. Modelling experiments
    
    Speaker: Nadja Steiner
  - 32
    
    World Cafe 3. New observation technologies
  - 33
    
    World Cafe 4. Laboratory experiments
  - 34
    
    World Cafe 5. Aircraft campaigns & remote sensing (ground-based/satellites)
  - 35
    
    World Café 6. Ground observations (short/long-term; communities)
- 12:15
  
  Lunch
- 13:15
  
  Recreational Time
- Day 2: Keynotes III - The big picture
  - 36
    
    Arctic Pulse - doing policy- and socially-relevant research in the Arctic
    
    Speaker: Jackie Dawson
  - 37
    
    Short-lived climate forcers
    
    Speaker: Sabine Eckardt
  - 38
    
    Aerosol and Clouds
    
    Speaker: Jessie Creamean
  - 39
    
    Discussion
- 16:45
  
  COFFEE / TEA BREAK
- Day 2: Brain Storming IV - Implementation (World Café)
  - 40
    
    World Café 1. Research cruises
  - 41
    
    World Café 2. Modelling experiments
  - 42
    
    World Café 3. New observation technologies
  - 43
    
    World Café 4. Laboratory experiments
  - 44
    
    World Café 5. Aircraft campaigns & remote sensing (ground-based/satellites)
  - 45
    
    World Café 6. Ground observations (short/long-term; communities)
  - 46
    
    World Café summaries and discussion
- 19:30
  
  Dinner
Wednesday 20 November
- 07:30
  
  Breakfast
- Day 3: Indigenous and community collaboration
  - 47
    
    Introduction
    
    Speaker: Nadja Steiner
  - 48
    
    Indigenous Participation - Case 1 Canadian Arctic
    
    Speaker: Patrick Farnole
  - 49
    
    Indigenous Participation - Case 2 New Zealand
    
    Speaker: Ruzika Dadic
  - 50
    
    Research Fatigue (Greenland case study)
    
    Speaker: Ole Ellekrog
  - 51
    
    Albatrosses from Space and Polar Observatory citizen scientist
    
    Speaker: Marie Attard
  - 52
    
    Discussion
- Day 3: Science Communication
  - 53
    
    Impactful science communication
    
    Speaker: Ole Ellekrog
  - 54
    
    Communication strategy and IPY
    
    Speaker: Athena Dinar
  - 55
    
    Discussion
- 10:00
  
  COFFEE / TEA BREAK
- Day 3: Imagining new science (Breakouts & Plenary)
  - 56
    
    A new large cross-cutting research programme (breakouts)
  - 57
    
    Breakout summaries & discussion
- 12:15
  
  Lunch
- 13:15
  
  Recreational Time
- Day 3: Writing Workshop I (break outs)
- 16:45
  
  COFFEE / TEA BREAK
- Day 3: Writing Workshop II (break outs)
- 19:30
  
  Dinner
Thursday 21 November
- 07:30
  
  Breakfast
- Day 4: Writing Workshop III (break outs)
- 10:00
  
  COFFEE / TEA BREAK
- Day 4: Writing Workshop IV (plenary)
- 12:15
  
  Lunch
- 13:15
  
  Recreational Time
- Day 4: Writing Workshop V (break outs)
- 16:45
  
  COFFEE / TEA BREAK
- Day 4: Writing Workshop VI (break outs)
- 19:30
  
  Dinner
Friday 22 November
- 07:30
  
  Breakfast
- Day 5: Writing Workshop VII (plenary)
  - 58
    
    Breakout summaries Day 3-4
  - 59
    
    Preparation: Workshop Synthesis
- 10:00
  
  COFFEE / TEA BREAK
- Day 5: Workshop synthesis for stakeholders (Plenary) zoom: https://bas-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/99013676444
  - 60
    
    IPY32 workshop synthesis
  - 61
    
    CliC Vision & Priorities for IPY5
    
    Speaker: Edward Hanna
  - 62
    
    Discussion
  - 63
    
    Workshop wrap up and close
    
    Speaker: Markus Frey
- 12:00
  
  Lunch

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