EGU: Presentation and poster now online
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- Stephan Matthiesen
- 12 April 2013
- Category: News
My oral presentation and my poster at the General Assembly of the European Geosciences Union are now available (see also the overview over our EGU conference sessions).
EGU conference sessions: programme is online
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- Stephan Matthiesen
- 05 March 2013
- Category: News
The programme of the General Assembly of the European Geosciences Union (EGU), including the two sessions that we have organised, is now online. The session on measuring the surface temperatures of Earth will take place on Monday and Tuesday (8 and 9 April), the session on impacts of boreal wildfires on the troposphere follows on Wednesday (10 April).
Programme EarthTemp Workshop "Extreme regions"
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- Stephan Matthiesen
- 13 May 2013
- Category: News
The programm for the EarthTemp Workshop "Characterising surface temperatures in data-sparse and extreme regions (with focus on high-latitude domains)" on the 12.-14. Juni in Copenhagen now available on the EarthTemp website.The workshop focusses on the specific challenges of measuring temperatures in higher latitudes, but it is also open to all researchers from all backgrounds who are interested in exchanging their experiences.
BORTAS overview paper published
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- Stephan Matthiesen
- 15 February 2013
- Category: News
The overview paper for the BORTAS project has just been published. It introduces the background and setup to the BORTAS consortium, which aims to "Quantify the impact of BOReal forest fires on Tropospheric oxidants over the North Atlantic using Aircraft and Satellite". The paper is open access and currently in the open review and discussion stage in the BORTAS special issue of the journal Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics (Discussions) (ACP(D)), and interested colleagues are invited to comment.
Patterns course starting again
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- Stephan Matthiesen
- 14 January 2013
- Category: News
The open studies course "Patterns in Nature" starts again today (14 January 2013) and will run for 10 weeks every Monday evening. We will review and discuss a number of pattern formation processes that can be observed in nature. More details about the course, and the course material, can be found on the page Patterns in Nature (OLL Jan-Mar 2013).
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