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SUMMARY:2nd Summer School on Sea Level Change
LOCATION:TU Delft campus\, Delft\, The Netherlands
DESCRIPTION:TU Delft Climate Institute\nSummer School on “Sea-level change: observation
 s, processes and modelling”\nDate: 28 August – 1 September 2017.\nVenue: TU
  Delft campus, Delft, The Netherlands.\n\nGoal: This Summer School will pro
 vide Ph.D. students and junior scientists specializing in sea level researc
 h with a basic introduction to the dynamics of current and future sea level
  change and to state-of-the-art tools to measure and project it. The differ
 ent contributors to global and regional sea level change will be presented 
 by world-leading experts. The School has a strong component on “hands-on” l
 earning, with practical exercises on the observation and modelling of sea l
 evel change, its contributors, and forcing mechanisms. Participants will al
 so receive a training on science communication.\n\nScope: This Summer Schoo
 l will cover the most important physical processes contributing to sea leve
 l change. The main focus is on the dynamics of these processes, how they ar
 e modelled, what the available constraints and current model limitations ar
 e, and how they are used for sea level projections.\n\nLecturers: Francisco
  Calafat (NOC), Roland Gehrels (University of York), Svetlana Jevrejeva (NO
 C), Anders Levermann (PIK), Ben Marzeion (University of Bremen), Tony Payne
  (University of Bristol), Alvaro Santamaría-Gómez (University of Toulouse),
  Aimée Slangen (NIOZ), Sierd de Vries (TUD), Marc Naeije (TUD), Wouter van 
 der Wal (TUD), Riccardo Riva (TUD, convenor) and Miren Vizcaino (TUD, conve
 nor).\nSynthetic programme\nDay 1 – The sea level record; student presentat
 ions and case studies.\nDay 2 – The Solid Earth contribution; field trip to
  the Sand Motor.\nDay 3 – Glaciers and ice sheets; computer exercises with 
 an ice sheet model.\nDay 4 – The oceans; computer exercises with the Broad 
 Radar Altimetry Tool (BRAT).\nDay 5 – Global climate and sea level; worksho
 p on public communication of climate science.\nPractical information\nThe s
 chool is open to PhD students and junior post-doc researchers working on se
 a-level related subjects. The registration fee is EUR 400 and includes full
  board, excursion and course material (EUR 200 without accommodation). Ther
 e are 30 places available.\nTo register, please send an e-mail to This emai
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>TU Delft Climate Institute</strong><br /><strong>Summer School o
 n “Sea-level change: observations, processes and modelling”</strong></p><p>
 <strong><em>Date:</em></strong> 28 August – 1 September 2017.<br /><strong>
 <em>Venue:</em></strong> TU Delft campus, Delft, The Netherlands.<br /><em>
 </em></p><p><strong><em>Goal:</em> </strong>This Summer School will provide
  Ph.D. students and junior scientists specializing in sea level research wi
 th a basic introduction to the dynamics of current and future sea level cha
 nge and to state-of-the-art tools to measure and project it. The different 
 contributors to global and regional sea level change will be presented by w
 orld-leading experts. The School has a strong component on “hands-on” learn
 ing, with practical exercises on the observation and modelling of sea level
  change, its contributors, and forcing mechanisms. Participants will also r
 eceive a training on science communication.<br /><em></em></p><p><strong><e
 m>Scope:</em> </strong>This Summer School will cover the most important phy
 sical processes contributing to sea level change. The main focus is on the 
 dynamics of these processes, how they are modelled, what the available cons
 traints and current model limitations are, and how they are used for sea le
 vel projections.<br /><em></em></p><p><strong><em>Lecturers:</em> </strong>
 Francisco Calafat (NOC), Roland Gehrels (University of York), Svetlana Jevr
 ejeva (NOC), Anders Levermann (PIK), Ben Marzeion (University of Bremen), T
 ony Payne (University of Bristol), Alvaro Santamaría-Gómez (University of T
 oulouse), Aimée Slangen (NIOZ), Sierd de Vries (TUD), Marc Naeije (TUD), Wo
 uter van der Wal (TUD), Riccardo Riva (TUD, convenor) and Miren Vizcaino (T
 UD, convenor).</p><p><strong><em>Synthetic programme</em></strong><br />Day
  1 – The sea level record; student presentations and case studies.<br />Day
  2 – The Solid Earth contribution; field trip to the Sand Motor.<br />Day 3
  – Glaciers and ice sheets; computer exercises with an ice sheet model.<br 
 />Day 4 – The oceans; computer exercises with the Broad Radar Altimetry Too
 l (BRAT).<br />Day 5 – Global climate and sea level; workshop on public com
 munication of climate science.</p><p><em><strong>Practical information</str
 ong></em><br />The school is open to PhD students and junior post-doc resea
 rchers working on sea-level related subjects. The registration fee is EUR 4
 00 and includes full board, excursion and course material (EUR 200 without 
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  you want to share a room with somebody specific, please make this known up
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