Antarctic AR Workshop Registration/Abstract Form

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Antarctic Atmospheric Rivers

Boulder, CO (CU campus) and Online

June 27th - June 29th, 2023

Photo caption: A band of clouds in an atmospheric river extending from South America to the Antarctic sea ice zone on Sept. 16, 2017. Image: NASA

Abstracts Due: Friday, May 19th, 2023

Motivation

Atmospheric rivers (ARs) are an important component of the hydrological cycle and have been increasingly recognized as critical to Antarctic meteorology and climatology. Since just 2014, atmospheric rivers have been identified as a sub-tropical link to the Antarctic continent and create extreme atmospheric conditions that are largely consequential to surface melt, snowfall, and ice-shelf stability.

The goals of this workshop include reviewing the current state of knowledge, identifying research gaps and emerging science, as well as actively beginning a review paper. Specific science categories include tools, dynamics, impacts, energy and moisture budgets, climate change and variability, and cross polar themes.

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Graduate Student

0 - 10 years post graduate

> 10 years post graduate

Attendance *

In-person

Online

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Would you like to present your work? These will be short oral presentations (10-20 minutes) designed to introduce your science topic for later discussion periods. *

Yes

If presenting: please choose which themes align with your presentation. It is OK to choose more than one.

Tools: Observations, Models, and Detection (e.g., tracking, remote sensing, isotopes, etc.)

Dynamics (all scales)

Impacts (e.g., surface mass balance, melt, etc.)

Energy/Moisture Budgets

Climate Change and Variability

Cross-polar perspectives (e.g., themes applicable to both hemispheres, or, Arctic themes that help inform us about Antarctica

Other:

If presenting: please provide title, co-author list, and a brief abstract (< 250 words).

Everyone (presenters + participants): please also choose which themes align with your interests, regardless of your presentation status. This will help us plan. It OK to choose more than one. *

Tools: Observations, Models, and Detection (e.g., tracking, remote sensing, isotopes, etc.)

Dynamics (all scales)

Impacts (e.g., surface mass balance, melt, etc.)

Energy/Moisture Budgets

Climate Change and Variability

Cross-polar themes (or, Arctic AR themes that help inform us about Antarctic ARs)

Other:

Required

Are you willing to act as a rapporteur or note-taker? *

Yes

Maybe

Vincent will be leading a review paper and we will work on this at the workshop. Is it OK to send you pre-Workshop documents so we can maximize our session time? *

Yes

No, I am not interested in participating in this activity

Are you interested in participating in a half or full day excursion that... *

Involves hiking in the Rocky Mountains

Involves sightseeing but no hiking

I am not interested in an excursion

Other:

For in-person participants, are you willing to pay $20 to cover refreshments and other small miscellaneous costs associated with transport, excursions, etc. Payment can be made with this link and under "Select an item or event to pay:" choose "Antarctic AR Workshop" . Payment is not required to submit an abstract, and may be completed any time before the workshop. *

Yes

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