Day 1 - Monday, 27 October 2003 Theme: Changes and Impacts (Plenary Sessions in Bay Auditorium) |
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Presentation Title and Authors | PDF: |
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Welcome and Introductions James Overland Session Chair Chair, Open Science Meeting Organizing Committee National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration |
946 KB | 1.9 MB |
Findings of the Recent Arctic Climate Impact Assessment Robert Corell Senior Fellow Harvard University and American Meteorological Society |
3.36 MB | 20.2 MB |
Regional View: Perceptions and Concerns About Change Caleb Pungowiyi President, Robert Aqqaluk Newlin, Sr. Memorial Trust |
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Inuit and Climate Change: Influencing the Global Agenda Sheila Watt-Cloutier Chair, Inuit Circumpolar Conference |
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Introduction to Parallel Science Sessions Craig Nicolson University of Massachusetts |
3.91 MB | 2.7 MB |
Links to Day 1 Parallel Sessions: Changes on Land *** Changes in the Sea *** Changes in the Atmosphere *** Coastal Processes | ||
Day 2 - Tuesday, 28 October 2003 Theme: Feedbacks (Plenary Sessions in Bay Auditorium) |
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SEARCH Vision and Core Hypotheses James MorisonSession Chair Chair, SEARCH Science Steering Committee University of Washington |
13 MB | |
The Nature, Measurement, and Modeling of Feedbacks Judith Curry Georgia Institute of Technology |
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Arctic Climate Simulations by Coupled Models Annette Rinke Klaus Dethloff Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research |
4.94 MB | 7.7 MB |
Terrestrial Feedbacks: Vegetation, Carbon, and Heat F. Stuart Chapin University of Alaska Fairbanks |
1.67 MB | 5.6 MB |
The Freshwater Cycle and its Role in the Pan-Arctic System Charles Vörösmarty University of New Hampshire |
1.89 MB | 7.8 MB |
Sea Ice: Two Perspectives Was Sea Ice Quite Thin in the 1990's? Yes D. Andrew Rothrock University of Washington Inter-Annual Variability in Arctic Sea Ice Thickness from Space Seymour Laxon University College London |
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Available Soon19.6 MB |
Human-Environment Relations: Responding to the Challenges and Opportunities of Arctic Environmental Change Mark Nuttall University of Alberta |
— | Verbal Presentation Only |
Links to Day 2 Parallel Sessions: Social Feedbacks *** Biological Feedbacks*** Physical Feedbacks*** Drivers and Causes | ||
Panel Discussion: Connections and Key Scientific Issues (Bay Auditorium) This plenary session will provide an opportunity to further develop and integrate the ideas and discussions from the first two days of Keynote presentations and the "Changes and Impacts" and "Feedbacks" parallel sessions. The panel discussion will begin with an overview by the moderator, followed by several questions posed to the panelists. Each panelist will have an opportunity to address the questions from the perspective of his or her expertise. The brief panel presentations will be followed by an open moderated discussion that includes comments and questions from all panelists and members of the audience. |
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Moderator: Ron Clarke, Marine Conservation Alliance | — | — |
Panelists: Mark Dyurgerov, University of Colorado | 464 KB | 2.9 MB |
Jennifer Francis, Rutgers University | — | — |
Jack Kruse, University of Massachusetts | — | — |
Glen MacDonald, University of California Los Angeles | 175 KB | 576 KB |
Peter Schlosser, Columbia University | — | — |
Gaius Shaver, Marine Biological Laboratory | 1.37 MB | 8.3 MB |
Day 3 - Wednesday, 29 October 2003 Morning Theme: Drivers/Causes (Plenary Sessions in Bay Auditorium) Afternoon Theme: Understanding and Predicting Change (Bay Auditorium) |
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Drivers and Causes of Arctic Environmental Change Mark Serreze Session Chair University of Colorado |
1.17 MB | 1.5 MB |
Natural and Anthropogenic Drivers of Arctic Climate Change Gavin Schmidt NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies |
1.18 MB | 3.7 MB |
Interannual Variations of Polar Climate: Relationship to Annual Modes Murry Salby University of Colorado |
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Spatial and Temporal Modes of Arctic Climate Variability Over the Past 600 Years Konrad Hughen Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution |
3.45 MB | 12.9 MB |
The Early 20th Century Warming in the Arctic: A Possible Mechanism Lennart Bengtsson Max Planck Institute for Meteorology |
2.11 MB | 4.1 MB |
Arctic System Synthesis: Is the Arctic Headed Toward a New State? Jonathan Overpeck University of Arizona |
1.16 MB | 8.5 MB |
How Does SEARCH Fit into the Larger Scheme of U.S. Climate Change Science? James Mahoney Director, U.S. Climate Change Science Program National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration |
282 KB | 1.1 MB |
How Do the Arctic and Subarctic Processes Interconnect? What Have We Learned? Robert Dickson The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science |
6.83 MB | 17.4 MB |
Panel Discussion: Understanding and Predicting Change in the Arctic System This session will provide an opportunity to summarize and integrate the ideas and discussions from the three days of keynote presentations, parallel science sessions, and informal discussions. The panel discussion will begin with an overview by the moderator, followed by several questions posed to the panelists. Each panelist will have an opportunity to address the questions from the perspective of his or her expertise. The brief panel presentations will be followed by an open moderated discussion that includes comments and questions from all panelists and members of the audience. |
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Moderator: Andrew Revkin, New York Times | 4.28 MB | 26.3 MB |
Panelists: Lawson Brigham, U.S. Arctic Research Commission | — | — |
F. Stuart Chapin, University of Alaska Fairbanks | — | — |
Robert Dickson, The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science | 2.95 MB | 12.2 MB |
Jonathon Overpeck, Institute for the Study of Planet Earth, University of Arizona | 4.28 MB | 8.5 MB |
Elaine Abraham, Alaska Native Science Commission | — | — |
SEARCH Implementation: What is Being Done and Where Are the Gaps? James Morison Chair, SEARCH Science Steering Committee University of Washington |
624 KB |