The Annual Meeting of the Northwest Glaciologists is an informal gathering with no abstracts, no formal registration, and a strong history of student participation. The meeting will be held virtually again this year: 13-15 Oct 2021, Wednesday-Friday 14:00* PDT start Wednesday, 13:00 PDT start Thursday/Friday (PDT = UTC-7:00) If you are interested in attending, please […]
You can view the report of the meeting in the IGS newsletter, ICE numbers 186-187, 2nd and 3rd issues pp 20-21 The Nordic Branch Meeting of the International Glaciological Society (IGS) is an open meeting of glaciologists presenting and discussing their glaciological research. We encourage in particular participation by student/early-career scientists. The meeting is hosted […]
A course sponsored by: The Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research, Utrecht University The Netherlands Earth System Science Centre &Trewitax – GlaciersAlive The International Glaciological Society (IGS) PROTECT (EU) The Netherlands Polar Program (NWO-NPP) Convenor: Carleen H. Tijm-Reijmer Karthaus Summer school website <https://www.projects.science.uu.nl/iceclimate/karthaus/ >
The symposium materials are now available Online abstract submission for the symposium is now open! Online registration will open 21 February 2022 The Second Circular is now available here as a PDF. Online registration for members and general public for the symposium is now open Online registration for Local Organising Committee (LOC), Cultural and Scientific Steering Committee […]
TOPICS We seek papers and presentations that advance the understanding of maritime glaciers and their role in landscape and ecosystem change. Key focus areas include (but are not limited to):1. Instruments and methods for observing high-accumulation, high-melt glaciers2. Glacier hydrology and wet firn3. Glacier runoff and sediment and nutrient export4. Tidewater and lake-calving glaciers5. Glacier-ocean-sediment […]
Harpa Conference Centre, Reykjavík, Iceland 21–26 August 2022 Tne Second Circular in now available online. Notification of Oral/Poster allocation will be sent no later than 31 May. Registration deadline at lower rate has been prolonged until 20 June. More information available on the local website. Jeremy Carter from the University of Lancaster wrote a very […]
The meeting was originally scheduled to be held ‘in person’ at Edinburgh in 2021 but once again we fell foul of the cursed Covid-19 pandemic hence we moved the meeting to Cyberspace via Zoom. This year we finally convene ‘in person’, in Edinburgh. The IGSBB is an informal two-day meeting at which presentations are welcome […]
Online registration for the Davos symposium is now open. Online abstract submission is now closed. The symposium materials are now available.. The Second Circular is available now.. Please use the symposium hashtag #IGSDavos2022 when you tweet about it. More information is available on the Davos local website
We invite you to attend the annual meeting of Northwest Glaciologists on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 14-15, 2022. The meeting will be hosted at the University of Idaho by the UI Glacier Dynamics Group, within “earshot*,” but safely out of the Missoula Flood pathw Following custom, this Meeting of Northwest Glaciologists will be an informal […]
The next IGS Nordic branch meeting will be co-arranged by Stockholm and Uppsala University and held in person on 26-28 October 2022 at Uppsala University in Uppsala, Sweden. Please save the dates! The Nordic Branch of the IGS meeting provides an opportunity for Nordic-based scientists and students in glaciology to present their latest results and […]
The fountain in the Karthaus town square The Karthaus Summer School is course sponsored by: The Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research, Utrecht University The Netherlands Earth System Science Centre &Trewitax – GlaciersAlive The International Glaciological Society (IGS) PROTECT (EU) The Netherlands Polar Program (NWO-NPP) State and fate of Antarctica’s gatekeepers: a HIgh Resolution approach for […]
Sea ice is an important component of the Earth’s climate system and strongly affects marine ecosystems and human activities in both hemispheres. Sea ice is changing rapidly on various temporal and spatial scales, and systematic observations and modeling across these scales is required to better understand underlying processes and interactions, and to predict the ice’s […]
