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Arctic Science Summit Week 2023

Date

17.02. – 24.02.2023

Location

Vienna, Austria

Description

ASSW 2023 will be held in Vienna, Austria from 17 - 24 February 2023. Austria has been an IASC member country since 2014, and 2023 is a very special year for polar research in Austria - it is the 150th anniversary of the Austro-Hungarian expedition to Franz Josef Land! Consideration of dates, location, and scheduling of an open science conference, are currently underway by the local hosts (the Austrian Polar Research Institue) and the IASC Secretariat.

More about the ASSW 2023: https://www.assw.info/

Business and Community Meetings:

European Polar Board Community meeting:
Thursday 23rd from 14:30 – 17:30 GMT+1 (local time Vienna) in-person.

European Coordination of Polar Research Meeting
Saturday 18 February 2023 from 14:00 - 18:00 GMT+1 (local time Vienna) in a hybrid format.

Polar Research Communications Meeting
Tuesday 21 February 2023 from 16:00 - 18:00 GMT+1 (local time Vienna) in a hybrid format.

INTERACT TA User Community Meeting entitled “INTERACT Transnational, Remote and Virtual Access: The past, the present and the future”
Monday 20 February 2023 14:00-15:30 CET (UTC+2) https://bit.ly/3IOJxMf

Science Symposium

EU-PolarNet 2 session: Advancing European Polar research strategies
Tuesday 21 February 2023  08:30 - 10:00 CET
https://eu-polarnet.eu/eu-polarnet-2-session-at-assw2023-advancing-european-polar-research-strategies/

Sessions with Arctic PASSION partners as (co)convenors:

ID:19 - Building a path through the new Arctic in the age of melt-down, plastic litter and social media (Gosia Smieszek, UiT)
ID:47 - The Next Phase of the Synoptic Arctic Survey (SAS) (Jackie Grebmeier, UMCES; Oyvind Paasche , Are Olsen, UiB)
ID:11 - Integrating knowledge from regional marine observatories to pan-Arctic perspectives (Anna N., NPI; Jackie, UMCES; Craig Lee, UW)
ID:35 - How to improve models, observations, and collaborative approaches to understand the future biogeochemistry in the Arctic Seas (Marit Reigstadt, UiT)
ID:08 - Developing Shared Arctic Variables (SAVs) (Ilkka Matero, SIOS)
ID:42 - Principled Data and Information Sharing in the Era of the Anthropocene (Maribeth Murray, AINA)
ID:21 - Improving intercultural and transdisciplinary collaborations in Arctic research by better understanding the value of capacity sharing - Special ECR and Arctic youth version (Lisa Grosfeld, AWI Arctic Office and APECS)
ID 07 - Observing the Arctic (RNA CoObs: Hajo Eicken, Alice Bradley, Victoria Q. Buschman)