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Media relations committee [Artikkel]
The committee is tasked with the planning of media relations pre, during ang post IPY-OSC 2010. Services to the media community will include press room on the conference web, alerts and advisories, briefings, and a well equiped and serviced press centre at the venue.
T2-5 From land to ocean: Hydrological, coastal, nearshore and upper shelf processes in Polar Regions [Artikkel]
Conveners: John Pomeroy CA, Co-conveners: Nicole Couture CA, Heidi Kassens DE, Carolyn Wegner DE
More than 2200 abstracts submitted on deadline [Nyhetssak]
The IPY Oslo Science Conference will be the biggest polar science meeting ever. The steering committee members, meeting in Oslo today, already feel that it is a long way towards a great success. To cater for some groups the committee has decided to accept abstracts submitted up until the 25th January.
Science Committee and subcommittees [Artikkel]
The overarching Science Committee is tasked with the coordination of the scientific programme. There are five subcommittees - one for each of the main IPY themes.
EOC Committee and subcommittees [Artikkel]
The IPY International Committee for Education, Outreach, and Communication (EOC) have been suplemented slightly and will continue to serve until the IPY-OSC. The committee is tasked with the planning of the EOC programme during the conference.
Travel to Oslo [Artikkel]
You can save up to 20% on travel with the STAR ALLIANCE NETWORK The Star Alliance members airlines are appointed as the Official Airline Network for IPY Oslo Science Conference 2010.
Theme 1. Linkages between Polar Regions and global systems [Artikkel]
We cannot fully understand processes and changes in the Polar Regions just by studying the Arctic and Antarctic separately since changes may certainly be imposed on the Polar Regions from mid and lower latitudes, including changing pole ward fluxes both in the ocean and the atmosphere. Changes in the physical conditions in both Arctic and Antarctic will have impact on rest of the world, and processes and changes in the Polar Regions will influence mid and lower latitude. The theme “Linkages between polar regions and the global systems” will focus specifically on how closely related both Arctic and Antarctic are to the rest of the Global system
T4-3. History of polar exploration, cooperation, research and logistics [Artikkel]
Co-convenors: Ursula Rack, Cornelia Lüdecke, Michael Bravo
T4-4. Communities and change [Artikkel]
Co-convenors: Grete K. Hovelsrud, Igor Krupnik, Svein D. Mathiesen, Peter Schweitzer, young researcher from EALAT project
The last deglaciation of the Storfjorden paleo-ice stream: sedimentary processes and role of subglacial meltwater plumes on continental margin sedimentation [Presentation]
Location: Hall CTime: Sometime between Thursday 10 June 16:00 and 17:30
Presenter: A. Camerlenghi
Authigenic and Detrital Smectites in Cenozoic Marine Sediments from McMurdo Continental Margin (Antarctica) [Presentation]
Location: Hall CTime: Sometime between Thursday 10 June 16:00 and 17:30
Presenter: F. Iacoviello
Asymmetries in the seasonality of present-day Antarctic moisture origin [Presentation]
Location: Hall CTime: Sometime between Thursday 10 June 16:00 and 17:30
Presenter: H Sodemann
Paleoclimate changes and Atlantic-derived water inflows to the Laptev Sea during the postglacial sea-level rise inferred from fossil foraminiferal assemblages [Presentation]
Location: Hall CTime: Sometime between Thursday 10 June 16:00 and 17:30
Presenter: Ya.S. Ovsepyan
Mechanisms for moisture delivery to two ice core sites in the Ross Sea region, Antarctica [Presentation]
Location: Hall CTime: Sometime between Thursday 10 June 16:00 and 17:30
Presenter: D. Liggett
Sediments from the Southern Svalbard Margin: Preliminary Results from EGLACOM Cruise 2008 [Presentation]
Location: Hall CTime: Sometime between Thursday 10 June 16:00 and 17:30
Presenter: G. Giorgetti
Palaeoecological challenge - reconstruction of environmental changes in Arctic via palaeocological and molecular methods [Presentation]
Location: Hall CTime: Sometime between Thursday 10 June 16:00 and 17:30
Presenter: OS Strunecký
Climate Trends at Eureka, Canada [Presentation]
Location: Hall CTime: Sometime between Thursday 10 June 16:00 and 17:30
Presenter: G. Lesins
Reconstructions of Arctic sea surface temperatures: new and improved planktic foraminiferal proxies [Presentation]
Location: Hall CTime: Sometime between Thursday 10 June 16:00 and 17:30
Presenter: K Husum
Snow Accumulation Between IGY 1957/58 and IPY 2007/08 Along The Ice Divide From Kohnen-Station Towards Dome Fuji, East Antarctica [Presentation]
Cancelled Time: -Ice cover in the Arctic and Antarctic during the 2007-2009 in comparison with the climatic variability in the XX - beginning of the XXI centuries [Presentation]
Location: Hall CTime: Sometime between Thursday 10 June 16:00 and 17:30
Presenter: V.M. Smolyanitsky
A tale of two air-temperature records in Barrow, Alaska, 1976-2005: Instrumentation bias, heat island effects, and climate change [Presentation]
Location: Hall CTime: Sometime between Thursday 10 June 16:00 and 17:30
Presenter: A.E. Klene
Statistical Analyses on Glacimarine Sediments in the ANDRILL AND-1B Core [Presentation]
Location: Hall CTime: Sometime between Thursday 10 June 16:00 and 17:30
Presenter: A. Zeoli
Palaeoecological Challenge - Reconstruction of Environmental Changes in Arctic via Palaeocological and Molecular Methods [Presentation]
Location: Hall CTime: Sometime between Thursday 10 June 16:00 and 17:30
Presenter: O Strunecký