Past Events

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From AGU website: The Fall Meeting is expected to draw a crowd of over 16,000 geophysicists from around the world. The Fall Meeting provides an opportunity for researchers, teachers, students, and consultants to present and review the latest issues affecting the Earth, the planets, and their environments in space. This meeting will cover topics in all areas of Earth and space sciences.

This is the second workshop designed to engage practitioners in discussions about the implementation of GIS/OGC standards. In addition to presentations on set topics, participants will break into working groups, which will explore opportunities for collaboration, implementation, and common standard adoption.

From the Workshop Website

Of  interest at the 2009 Coastal and Estuarine Sciences meeting is a session on data management and informatics. Session SCI-097 is meant to increase the understanding of informatics within the scientific community. We are particularly interested in hearing about innovative software, networking environments, applications and data management tools that can be applied to coastal and estuarine science.

From the conference web site:

Our conference theme “Marine Technology for our Future: Global and Local Challenges” reflects the focus of the oceans community acting locally to help globally. For this year’s event, your Local OCEANS Committee has selected four local topics of global interest. Sessions on Operational Oceanography, Coastal Restoration, Ocean Observing Systems and Lessons Learned from Recent Hurricanes will join our traditional topic areas to highlight recent issues, concerns, and solutions that extend around the globe.

The scope of the conference covers all aspects of severe convective weather. All researchers, operational forecasters and risk or emergency managers interested in the topic are invited to submit contributions. In light of the global relevance of the conference themes, participants from all over the world are welcome to attend.

Deadline for abstract submission: 30 April 2009

ECSS 2009 will deal with the following session topics. Depending on the scope of abstracts received, additional topics may be added later on:

The workshop provides a forum for the exchange of technical and related information on buoy technology, communications systems and the applications of buoy data, to both operations and research.

The DBCP coordinates its activities with other programmes such as the WWW, GOOS and GCOS.  The Scientific and Technical Workshop on on 28 September 2008 precedes the annual DBCP session.

SPIE Europe: Remote Sensing is Europe's largest international forum on remote sensing. This conference offers coverage of remote sensng including next-generation satellites, SAR image analysis, LADAR technologies and more.

Summer Institute 2009: August 10-14 at SDSC, San Diego, California

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GEON will hold a week-long Cyberinfrastructure Summer Institute for Geoscientists (CSIG) from August 10-14, 2009 at the University of California, San Diego.  This program will feature two tracks: