Cryospheric models that simulate land and sea ice dynamics, snow physics and permafrost processes have become mainstream tools to assess the past, present and future state of the Earth’s frozen […]
The 2024 IGS British Branch meeting, will be held at the (venue to be decided) at the University of Liverpool on Monday 2 September and 3 September, 2024 Please save […]
The Arctic, Antarctica and High Mountain Asia are considered to be the most sensitive regions to global climate change, driven by cross-spheric interactions. Changes in these regions have a significant […]
The Northwest Glaciologists Meeting for 2024 will be held at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, Fairbanks, Alaska, USA. Details will follow in the summer. Martin Truffer on behalf of the […]
Snæfellsjökull The next IGS Nordic branch meeting is co-arranged by the Icelandic Meteorological Office and the University of Iceland and held in person on 30 October and – 1 November […]
Ice streams and outlet glaciers are important components of an ice sheet’s mass balance and their behaviour directly impacts on sea level. These corridors of fast-flowing ice have been described […]
This symposium is in the early stages of being organised. The sheduled time for the symposium is in late August 2025. But it is early days so not even the […]
This symposium is in the early stages of being organised. The sheduled time for the symposium is in the last trimester of 2025.
Please note this meeting was postponed from 2021 for obvious reasons. We are in the process of updating all relevant information so please be patient. First circular as PDF. NOTE this […]
This symposium is in the early stages of being organised. Further information will be added nearer the time. The sheduled time for the symposium is in early September 2026 in […]
