BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//jEvents 2.0 for Joomla//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:977371123526c88d2f50f10185880a8b CATEGORIES:Polar Conferences, Meetings and Events CREATED:20210504T122040 SUMMARY:YOPP Final Summit LOCATION:Montreal\, Canada DESCRIPTION:***Update***\nWe would like to inform you, that the YOPP Final Summit 2022 in Montreal, Canada has been postponed due to the uncertainty of the curren t world health situation and related travel restrictions affecting Canada a nd other countries. The YOPP Final Summit is moving to Monday, August 29 - Thursday, September 1, 2022. It is anticipated that there will be a pre-Sum mit program including workshops, discussions and a networking reception on Sunday 28 August.\nFor further information, please visit our website: https ://yoppfinalsummit.com/ (https://yoppfinalsummit.com/)\n \n***Registration open now (https://yoppfinalsummit.com/)***\nThe YOPP Final Summit website h as been launched now and the link for abstract submission is open.\n \n The YOPP Final Summit is the apex of the decade-long Polar Prediction Project initiated by the World Meteorological Organization’s World Weather Research Programme in 2013. The conference aims to review progress, share key findi ngs and success stories, and discuss and shape the legacy of the Polar Pred iction Project. The summit will bring together polar science experts from o perational prediction centres, academia and research institutes, government , and corporate representatives as well as northern communities and users o f polar prediction services.  \nContributors are invited to submit their ab stracts on their research and achievements produced in the frame of PPP and YOPP, on the below topics: \n\n - Advancements in polar prediction during YOPP (2017–2019) and their operationalization;\n - Building international c ooperation amongst the polar prediction community;\n - Paving the way for t he legacy of the Polar Prediction Project, to enable environmental safety i n the Arctic and Antarctic in the future;\n - Representation of polar proce sses in numerical models, with a focus on coupling of the atmosphere, ocean and sea ice;\n - Ocean and sea ice modelling and services;\n - The MOSAiC expedition and other polar observation campaigns;\n - Supersite multi-varia te observations and process studies (YOPPsiteMIP);\n - Observing System Exp eriments (OSE) and reanalyses in polar regions;\n - Teleconnections linking polar weather to mid-latitudes predictability;\n - Science to services: ta iloring polar forecasting products and services to meet user needs; and\n - Societal and economic implications of accessible, relevant, and useable fo recasts.Early Career Researchers (ECRs)Participation of Early Career Resear chers (ECRs) is encouraged. A third Polar Prediction School will precede t he YOPP Final Summit from 27–30 April 2022 in Rimouski, QC, Canada. Also, P PP Early Career Scientist fellowships will provide ECRs with the opportunit y to showcase their research and networking with senior mentors at the YOPP Final Summit. For information how to apply to become a YOPP Final Summit F ellow (self-nominations are welcome) and to participate in the Polar Predic tion School, please find more information on the YOPP final summit website (https://yoppfinalsummit.com/).\nPlenary SpeakersThe following science plen ary speaker have confirmed their contributions:  \n\n - Petteri Taalas (WMO ), Secretary General of WMO;\n - Thomas Jung (AWI), PPP Steering Group Chai r, on the realization and successes of YOPP, and on the PPP legacy;\n - Gil bert Brunet (BoM), on the design of the WMO WWRP Polar Prediction Project;\ n - Peter Bauer (ECMWF), on Earth System Modelling and predictability in po lar regions and beyond;\n - Gunilla Svensson (Stockholm University), on the supersite multi-variate observations and process studies (YOPPsiteMIP);\n - Gregory Smith (ECCC), on the NWP modelling contributions to YOPP;\n - Mat thew Shupe (CIRES/NOAA), on the Multidisciplinary drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate (MOSAiC);\n - Jackie Dawson (University of Otta wa), on societal and economic research and applications of YOPP; and\n - Ka rin Strand (Hurtigruten), Vice President of Expeditions.Submit your abstrac t by 15 November 2021 at yoppfinalsummit.com (https://yoppfinalsummit.com/) . Early Bird registration will be open until 15 February 2022. All informat ion including for the Early Career Researchers‘ opportunities and options t o request funding to attend can be found at https://yoppfinalsummit.com/ (h ttps://yoppfinalsummit.com/).\nFollow also @polarprediction on Twitter (htt ps://twitter.com/polarprediction) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/ polarprediction/?hl=en) for any updates.\n\n More info here (https://www.po larprediction.net/news/#c25816).\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

***Update***
We would like to inform you, that the YOPP Final Summit 2022 in Montreal, Canada has been postponed due to the uncertainty of the current world health situation and related travel restrictions affe cting Canada and other countries. The YOPP Final Summit is moving to Monday, August 29 - Thursday, September 1, 2022 . It is anticipated that there will be a pre-Summit program including works hops, discussions and a networking reception on Sunday 28 August.

For further information , please visit our website: https://yoppfinalsummit.com/

 

***Registration open now***

The YOPP Final Summit website has been launched now and the link for abst ract submission is open.

The YOPP Final Summit is the apex of the decade-long Polar Prediction Project initiated by the World Me teorological Organization’s World Weather Research Programme in 2013. The c onference aims to review progress, share key findings and success stories, and discuss and shape the legacy of the Polar Prediction Project. The summi t will bring together polar science experts from operational prediction cen tres, academia and research institutes, government, and corporate represent atives as well as northern communities and users of polar prediction servic es.  

Contributors are invi ted to submit their abstracts on their research and achievements produced i n the frame of PPP and YOPP, on the below topics:

Early Career Researchers (ECRs)

Participation of Early Career Researchers (ECRs) is encouraged. A third Polar Prediction School will precede the YOP P Final Summit from 27–30 April 2022 in Rimouski, QC, Canada. Also, PPP Ear ly Career Scientist fellowships will provide ECRs with the opportunity to s howcase their research and networking with senior mentors at the YOPP Final Summit. For information how to apply to become a YOPP Final Summit Fellow (self-nominations are welcome) and to participate in the Polar Prediction S chool, please find more information on the YOPP final summit website.

Plenary Speakers

The following science plenary speaker have confirmed their contributions: 

Submit your abstract by 15 November 2021 at yoppfinalsumm it.com. Early Bird registration will be open until 15 February 2022. All information including for the Early Career Researchers‘ opportun ities and options to request funding to attend can be found at https://yoppfinal summit.com/.

Follow also @polarpredi ction on Twitter and Instagram for any updates.


More info here.

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