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BAMOS
Dec 2019
Calendar
For more events and details, visit the online AMOS calendar.
2020
January June
12–16. AMS 100th Annual Meeting—The AMS past, present and
future: Linking information to knowledge to society. Boston, US. 2–5 June. A Changing Arctic—A Nature conference. Tromsø,
Norway.
22–24. Miami Climate Symposium 2020: Predicting and Living
with Extremes. Florida, US. July
February 31–11 August. SCAR
Connections. Hobart.
3–14. 2020 Australian water and climate institute. Canberra. August
10–14. AMOS Conference 2020. Fremantle. 23–28. 19th Swiss Climate Summer School 2020. Extreme
weather and climate: From atmospheric processes to impacts
on ecosystems and society. Grindelwald, Switzerland.
14–15. National Climate Emergency Summit—Shaping
Australia’s Emergency Response. Melbourne.
16–21. 2020 Ocean Sciences Meeting. San Diego, US.
2020—Antarctic
Science—Global
October
4–10. Quadrennial Ozone Symposium. Korea.
March
16–20. International Indian Ocean Science Conference. Goa,
India.
November
9–11. Greenhouse 2020. Melbourne.
31–2 April. Workshop on societally relevant multi-year climate
predictions. Colorado, US.
2021
August
30–3 September. International
Climatology. Sydney.
Conference
for
Urban
Journal of Southern Hemisphere Earth
System Science (JSHESS)
Early Online View
Parker, Reeder and Quintin. The Synoptic‑Dynamics of
Summertime Heat Waves in the Sydney Area (Australia).
Hague. Seasonal climate summary for the southern hemisphere
(summer 2016–17): A season of extremes despite neutral ENSO,
IOD.
Smith. Seasonal climate summary southern hemisphere
(autumn 2017): The Great Barrier Reef experiences coral
bleaching during ENSO neutral conditions.
Marshall. Variation in Growing Season Water Balance in Central
Victoria, Australia in relation to large‑scale climate drivers.
Harris et al.. The sensitivity of fire activity to inter‑annual climate
variability in Victoria, Australia.
Le Marshall et al.. Using GNSS Data for Real‑time Moisture
Analysis and Forecasting over the Australian Region I. The
System.
Klekociuk et al.. The Antarctic Ozone Hole during 2017.
Tully, Krummel and Klekociuk. Trends in Antarctic Ozone Hole
Metrics 2001–2017.
Tully et al.. The Antarctic Ozone Hole during 2015 and 2016.
Evtushevsky et al.. The influence of large amplitude planetary
waves on the Antarctic ozone hole of austral spring 2017.
Krummel et al.. The Antarctic Ozone Hole during 2014.
Hague et al.. Developing impact‑based thresholds for coastal
inundation from tide gauge observations.