Fourth JCOMM Workshop on Advances in Marine Climatology (CLIMAR-IV; 9-12 June) and First ICOADS Value-Added Database (IVAD-I; 13 June 2014) Workshop
CLIMAR-IV Background
      Programme (pdf
      updated 6 June 2014)
      Advice to Oral and
      Poster Presenters (pdf)

IVAD Workshop Background

Organizers

Presentations and participants (JCOMM workshop webpage)

Proceedings of CLIMAR-4 and IVAD-1 (JCOMM TR 79)

Abstract Submission

Past Recommendations



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9-13 June 2014, Asheville, NC USA

      Objectives of CLIMAR-IV:
  1. To highlight the societal benefits of the applications of marine climatology, including for climate services.
  2. To review the needs of the scientific and operational communities for marine climate data and products.
  3. To assess the state of the marine climate data component of the global climate observing system, identify gaps, and provide guidance on how to address them.
  4. To review ongoing developments in the integration of observations across multiple observing domains (land - lower atmosphere / surface ocean - deep ocean - space).
  5. To encourage submissions to the Dynamic Part of the WMO Guide to the Applications of Marine Climatology.

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      Sessions:
  • Marine temperatures
  • Waves and storm surges
  • Air - sea interaction
  • Oceanographic data
  • Characteristics of the observing system(s)
  • Applications of marine climatology
  • Data recovery and data management initiatives
  • Quality control
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