Next week, climate scientists from across Australia are coming together for the 30th annual Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (AMOS) conference.
The NESP Climate Systems Hub is again pleased to sponsor the AMOS annual conference with hub scientists taking part across the program in Canberra from 5-9 February. Events range from workshops on co-design convened by hub scientists and knowledge brokers to early career research events designed to empower the next generation of climate practitioners.
Open to the public is the Climate Tipping Points public lecture Monday 5 February at 6:30pm. CSIRO and hub scientists Dr Michael Grose and Dr Pep Canadell will join world leading experts to discuss what global tipping points mean for Australia.
Across the week, the hub’s science will feature among the best in Australia. Hub projects and scientists can be seen everyday as highlighted below:
Monday 5 February
2 – 4:30pm Workshop 5: Regional climate downscaling for Australia within the CORDEX framework
Featuring Jason Evans
2 – 4:30pm Workshop 6: Accessible and usable science – working with end users for impact through co-design
Featuring Sarah Boulter, Tahnee Burgess, Ramona Dalla Pozza, David Hoffmann and Brad Murphy
6:30 – 8pm Climate Tipping Points – Public Lecture
Featuring Pep Canadell and Michael Grose
Tuesday 6 February
11am – 1pm 10A. Modelling, prediction and projections of climate variability and past and future climate change
Featuring Eun-Pa Lim and Harun Rashid
11am – 1pm 13A. Antarctic and Southern Ocean interactions
Featuring Ghyslaine Boschat
11am – 1pm 1pm 24. Advances in remote sensing and modelling for land surface processes
Featuring Pep Canadell and Jason Evans
1 – 2pm CMIP ACCESS “Fast Track” discussion – Co-creating the Future CMIP
Featuring Tilo Zeihl
2 – 3:30pm 10B. Modelling, prediction and projections of climate variability and past and future climate change
Featuring Eun-Pa Lim and Harun Rashid
2 – 3:30pm 4A. Atmospheric dynamics of climate and extreme weather
Featuring Rosanna McKay, Acacia Pepler and Pandora Hope
2 – 3:30pm 13B. Antarctic and Southern Ocean interactions
Featuring Ghyslaine Boschat, Michael Grose and Andrew King
4:30 – 6pm 41. General climate variability and change
Featuring Eun – Pa Lin
Wednesday 7 February
9 – 9:30am Plenary by Andrew King PRIESTLEY MEDAL
10 – 10:30am – Plenary by Ailie Gallant Science Outreach Award
11am – 1pm 12A. Regional climate projections and applications
Featuring Jason Evans and Giovanni Di Virgilio
11am – 1pm 34. Equity and justice in climate services + education and outreach
Featuring Brad Murphy
4:30-6pm 12C. Regional climate projections and applications
Featuring Jason Evans, Ramona Dalla Pozza and Michael Grose
4:30-6pm 5. Extreme wind gusts and associated present and future risks
Featuring Andrew Dowdy
4:30-6pm 22B. Understanding drought processes and impacts
Featuring Ailie Gallant
6:30 – 8:45pm ECR NETWORKING – SHINE DOME, AUSTRALIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCE – Sponsored by NESP Climate Systems Hub
Thursday 8 February
9:30 – 10:30am 2B. Floods and coastal impacts in a changing climate: past, present and future
Featuring Julian O’Grady
9:30 – 10:30am 39B. General oceans
Featuring Helen Phillips
2 – 3:30pm 21B. Assessing Australia’s Climate Risk – from climate change, to impacts, to adaptation
Featuring David Hoffman
4:30 – 6pm 36. Value chains for Early Warnings Systems
Featuring David Hoffman
Friday 9 February
11am – 1pm 11. Realisation of Paris Agreement pledges
Featuring Andrew King and Tilo Zeihl
11am – 1pm 14. The changing climate and the risk of extremes: from the Holocene to the Anthropocene
Featuring Andrea Taschetto and Acacia Pepler
2 – 3:30pm 9. Extreme weather and climate events: contextualisation and attribution
Featuring Pandora Hope and Roseanna McKay
2 – 3:30pm 6B. Tropical climate variability: dynamics, teleconnections, and change
Featuring Christine Chung, Shayne McGregor and Andréa Taschetto