Meetings 2013 - 2014

10-11 December 2013, Royal Society, London
We face an unavoidably radical future. We either continue with rising emissions and reap the radical repercussions of severe climate change, or we acknowledge that we have a choice and pursue radical emission reductions: No longer is there a non-radical option.
The deadline for submitting abstracts is 28 June.
More information: http://tyndall.ac.uk/radical-emission-reduction-conference

3-4 October 2013, WMO building in Geneva, Switzerland
The aims of the meeting of the GEO Task CL-02 "Global Carbon Cycle Observation and Analysis" are to: i) better know each other, ii) enlarge the community contributing to this task, iii) better coordinate the work at global level, and iv) plan the next activities
More information: www.geocarbon.net

1-2 October 2013, WMO building in Geneva, Switzerland
The Conference is organized by GEOCARBON (www.geocarbon.net). The conference is open to the whole GEO community working on carbon cycle, including potential users and stakeholders. Anybody can apply to present their results and outstanding achievements in observing and modeling c-cycle and GHG, at any level: research, technology, methodology, policy, infrastructure, operational monitoring, etc.

24-27 September 2013, Brest, France
In 2010 the European Space Agency and the international SOLAS community came together to support a new initiative towards further exploiting satellite Earth observation data to support and enhance SOLAS science.
From this collaboration the OceanFlux series of projects were funded; three projects, one studying aerosols, one studying upwelling systems and one focussing on improving the quantification of air-sea exchange of greenhouse gases.
The latter, called OceanFlux Greenhouse Gases is now in its final year and we are organising an international workshop to present results from all of the OceanFlux projects, for international groups to present their recent research and to plan for future collaborations and challenges.
More information: www.oceanflux-ghg.org/Workshop

16-18 September 2013, Antwerp, Belgium
You are invited to submit your abstract for the following sessions:
• Hot spots & hot moments of GHG fluxes
• Attribution of GHG fluxes to natural and anthropogenic drivers
• From plot to continental scale: data integration across scales
• Towards GHG management
The Abstract Submission is open until the 31 May 2013
More information: www.ghg-conference-2013.org

26-28 August 2013, Bern, Switzerland

The conference will bring together observationalists and modellers to exchange their latest insights on the opportunity, offered by isotopes, to quantitatively understand physical and biogeochemical processes and to unravel past and present climate change.
Abstracts deadline: 31 May 2013.
Please register at: www.oeschger.unibe.ch/events/conferences/isotopes/
More information: flyer (pdf, 410kb)

3-7 June 2013, Beijing, China
Since 1981 the worldwide scientific community meets every four years at an international conference for an exchange of the latest knowledge and to gain a better understanding on the multitude of interdisciplinary aspects of the global carbon cycle
More information: http://icdc9.lasg.ac.cn/dct/page/65536

2-5 April 2013, Obergurgl near Innsbruck, Austria
Ecosystem responses to climate variabolity and weather extremes.
Recovery of ecosystems after extreme events.
Long-term observations and large scale modeling.
Feedback mechanisms from the bioshpere to the climate system.
More information: http://bgc-extremes2013.org/
More information: flyer (pdf, 458kb)

4-7 February 2013, Albuquerque, NM, USA
The Next Decade of Carbon Cycle Research: From Understanding to Application
More information: http://www.nacarbon.org/meeting_2013/index.htm