Tuesday, December 6, 2022

[CRYOLIST] IGS Seminar Dec 7th - Erik Schytt Mannerfelt, Eliza Dawson, Andrea Securo

The emergence of historical glacier elevation change datasets on regional scales

Erik Schytt Mannerfelt (University of Oslo)

 

Investigating basal thawing in Antarctica with Ice sheet modeling and Ice-penetrating radar

Eliza Dawson (Stanford University)

 

Ice Caves, Cryosphere and Climate in the Julian Alps

Andrea Securo (University Ca Foscari of Venice & Institute of Polar Sciences of the National Research Council, CNR-ISP)

 

 

If you have already registered your old link should work – or register for the seminars here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAvd-isrD4oE9Tp_hTpo8_8XOLhaoS2AkZQ Let me know of any issues and I’ll help as much as I can.

 

The seminar is at 9pm GMT.

 

10pm most of Europe

4pm New York

1pm San Francisco

10am (+1) Auckland

8am (+1) Hobart

6am (+1) Tokyo

 

107

Jan 11th

Jason Briner, Univ of Buffalo

“The response of the Greenland Ice Sheet to past Arctic warmth – Generating field data for ice-sheet modeling”

108

Jan 18th

Sea ice talks

Robbie Mallet

Patricia DeRepentigny 

Challenges to radar retrieval of Antarctic sea ice thickness (the in-situ situation)

 

The role of aerosols emissions in early 21st century simulated Arctic sea ice loss

109

Jan 25th

Early career researchers from Japan

Naoko Nagatsuka

Ikumi Oyabu

Kino Kanon

 

Naoko Nagatsuka

Ikumi Oyabu: "Temporal variations of surface mass balance over the last 5000 years around Dome Fuji, Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica”

Kino Kanon: "Influence of large-scale atmospheric circulations on precipitation water isotopes, inland Antarctica––for the better understanding of paleoclimates."

110

Feb 1st

Smriti Srivastava

“Functioning of glacierized catchments in Monsoon and Alpine regimes of Himalaya”

111

Feb 8th

Early career

 

Ann-Sofie Zinck

 

ASZ: tba

112

Feb 15th

Akiko Sakai, Nagoya University

“GAMDAM glacier inventory covering High Mountain Asia”

 

 

Every action matters, Every bit of warming matters, Every year matters, Every choice matters : 1.5°C is not geophysically impossible

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, 2018