Chemical, biogeochemical, and physical drivers of the coupled polar atmosphere and climate: an IPY 2032-33 planning workshop

In planning for the International Polar Year 2032-2033, the polar research community must work togetherto develop innovative ways to study how the cryospheric, marine, and terrestrial systems impactatmospheric composition and reactivity as well as climate. This workshop aims to bring together diverserepresentatives of polar research and stakeholders to begin designing a coordinated internationalresearch program that will help us better understand climate change feedbacks within the coupled Arcticand Antarctic systems. The workshop will initiate the development of priorities that will feed into defininginternational research goals for the coming decade as part of the Fourth International Conference onArctic Research Planning (ICARP IV) Process.
  

Date and Location 

17 – 22 November 2024  | Aussois, Alps/ France

IASC Working Groups funding the project

• Atmosphere WG
• Cryosphere WG
• Marine WG

Project Lead

Markus FreyBritish Antarctic Survey, UK

Year funded by IASC

 2024