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Calendar
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2018
June 15 – 26. POLAR 2018 Conference. Davos, Switzerland.
25 – 29. Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Climate System Science / Climate Extremes( ARCCSS / CLEX) Winter School. Canberra.
July
10. AMOS Workshop on high impact weather predictability and processes. Melbourne.
17 – 19. International Symposium on Regional Reanalysis. Bonn, Germany.
August
6 – 10. 10th International Conference on Urban Climate( ICUC10). New York, US.
14 – 17. Antarctic and Southern Ocean Forum( ASOF). Melbourne.
September
17 – 21. Second international conference on subseasonal to decadal prediction. Boulder, US.
19 – 21. Sixth Annual CliMathNet Conference. Reading, UK.
October
1 – 5. Stratosphere-Troposphere Processes and their role in Climate( SPARC) General Assembly 2018. Kyoto, Japan.
23 – 25. NOAA’ s 43rd Climate Diagnostics and Prediction Workshop. Santa Barbara, US.
25. Melbourne Centre Workshop on Remote Sensing. Melbourne.
29 – 31. Annual World Congress of the Ocean. Weihai, China.
2019
January 6 – 10. AMS 2019 annual meeting. Phoenix, US.
March 25 – 28. CMIP6 Model Analysis Workshop. Barcelona, Spain.
June
11 – 15. AMOS Conference and International Conference on Tropical Meteorology and Oceanography( AMOS-ICTMO 2019). Darwin.
September 1 – 6. International Conference on Paleoceanography. Sydney. 16 – 20. Ocean Obs 19. Hawaii, US.
Journal of Southern Hemisphere Earth System Science( JSHESS)
Volume 67, Issue 3
Hudson, Alves, Hendon, Lim, Liu, Luo, MacLachlan, Marshall, Shi, Wang, Wedd, Young, Zhao and Zhou. ACCESS-S1: The new Bureau of Meteorology multi-week to seasonal prediction system.
Watterson and Rafter. The distribution of daily rainfall in Australia and simulated future changes.
Barria, Peel, Walsh and Garreaud. Analysis of within and between-GCM uncertainties of runoff projections in
Mediterranean-like countries.
Early Online View
Ji, Pepler, Browning, Evans, Luca. Trends and low frequency variability of East Coast Lows in the twentieth century.