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BAMOS
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Calendar
For more events and details, visit the online AMOS calendar.
2019
July September
8–18. 27th IUGG General Assembly. Montreal, Canada. 1–6. International Conference on Paleoceanography. Sydney.
16–19. PACON 26th International Conference: Marine science
and technology for sustainable development. Vladivostok,
Russia.
22–26. 13th International Symposium on Antarctic Earth
Sciences 2019. Incheon, South Korea.
17–19. Fifth Conference on Modelling, Hydrology, Climate and
Land Surface Processes. Lillehammer, Norway.
24–27. Waterfuture conference: Towards a sustainable water
future. Bengaluru, India.
October
August
7–11. EcoCity World Summit. Vancouver, Canada.
12–13. 12th Liveable Cities Conference. Adelaide.
21–23. Latsis Symposium 2019—High resolution climate
modelling: perspectives and challenges. Zurich, Switzerland.
26–30. Ocean Hack Week
oceanography. Seattle, US.
16–20. Ocean Obs 19. Hawaii, US.
2019—Data
science
and
28–30. KOSMOS Conference: Navigating the sustainability
transformation in the 21st Century. Berlin, Germany.
9–11. Extreme events: Building climate resilient communities.
Hanover, Germany.
14–18. Fourth International Conference on Regional Climate—
ICRC-CORDEX 2019. Beijing, China.
16–18. NCAR CMIP6 Hackathon. Colorado, US.
22–24. 44th NOAA Climate Diagnostics and Prediction
Workshop. North Carolina, US.
November
10–15. Second International workshop on waves, storm surges
and coastal hazards. Melbourne.
2020
February
10–14. AMOS Conference 2020. Fremantle.
16–21. 2020 Ocean Sciences Meeting. San Diego, US.
Journal of Southern Hemisphere Earth
System Science (JSHESS)
Early Online View
Box and Hallal. Optical Properties of Sydney Aerosols.
Utari, Khakim, Setiabudidaya, and Iskandar. Dynamics of 2015
Positive Indian Ocean Dipole.
Callaghan. A comparison of weather systems in 1870 and 1956
leading to extreme floods in the Murray Darling Basin.
Klekociuk, Tully, Krummel, Evtushevsky, Kravchenko,
Henderson., Alexander, Querel, Nichol, Smale, Milinevsky,
Grytsai, Fraser, Xiangdong, Gies, Schofield and Shanklin. The
Antarctic Ozone Hole during 2017.