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SUMMARY:IASC Workshop on Effects and Extremes of High Latitude Dust
LOCATION:Reykjavik\, Iceland
DESCRIPTION:First announcement of IASC Workshop on Effects and Extremes of High Latitud
 e Dust\nWhere: Reykjavik, Iceland,\nWhen: 13-14 Feb 2019\nConfirmed Key not
 e speaker: prof. Joanna Bullard, UK, the first-author of "High‐latitude dus
 t in the Earth system", https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002
 /2016RG000518 (https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/2016RG00
 0518)\nVenue: Agricultural University of Iceland (AUI), Keldnaholt, Reykjav
 ik, Iceland\nRegistration: https://link.webropolsurveys.com/S/8FF87C7AEB56B
 B70 (https://link.webropolsurveys.com/S/8FF87C7AEB56BB70)\nHigh latitude du
 st (HLD), originating from cold high latitudes (≥ 50 °N and ≥ 40 °S) affect
 s the cryosphere, oceans, air quality and safety, and in Europe both the Hi
 gh Arctic and the European mainland.\nExtreme HLD related events include un
 expected, unusual or unseasonal events with exceptional magnitude, duration
 , severity, or extent, such as most severe wind erosion events, storms, dus
 t storms, snow-dust storms, heat waves, cold weather, and extreme snowfalls
 , for example.\nJointly organized by the Finnish Meteorological Institute (
 FMI), the Agricultural University of Iceland (AUI), and the International A
 rctic Science Committee (IASC), together with the IceDust Association, this
  workshop will bring together high latitude dust scientists to present and 
 discuss all aspects of effects and extremes of HLD. The workshop aims to ne
 tworking and interaction. More information on the workshop, including sessi
 on topics will be announced soon.\nEarly career scientists (registered PhD 
 students or PhD degree gained within 5 years) are encouraged to apply for t
 he IASC travel support when submitting a presentation. Two ECS presentation
 s will be selected for travel cost support of 750 eur (reimbursement based 
 on receipts, further instruction for will be provided when the selection wi
 ll be announced).\nRegistration: We welcome your registration (by 11 Jan 20
 19), and your submissions for talks (by 30 Nov 2018) and posters (by 11 Jan
  2019) via the registration link. The registration link is here: https://li
 nk.webropolsurveys.com/S/8FF87C7AEB56BB70 (https://link.webropolsurveys.com
 /S/8FF87C7AEB56BB70)\nUpdates to the agenda can be followed in the internet
  at the following addresses: IASC (https://iasc.info/upcoming-iasc-events (
 https://iasc.info/upcoming-iasc-events)), FMI (https://twitter.com/FMI_Snow
  (https://twitter.com/FMI_Snow)), and IceDust (https://icedustblog.wordpres
 s.com/ (https://icedustblog.wordpress.com/)).\nWe look forward to welcoming
  you!\nOrganizing team: Outi Meinander (Finnish Meteorological Institute, c
 ontact: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaS
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>First announcement of IASC Workshop on Effects and Extremes of H
 igh Latitude Dust</strong></p><p>Where: Reykjavik, Iceland,<br />When: 13-1
 4 Feb 2019<br />Confirmed Key note speaker: prof. Joanna Bullard, UK, the f
 irst-author of "High‐latitude dust in the Earth system", <a href="https://a
 gupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/2016RG000518">https://agupubs.on
 linelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/2016RG000518</a><br />Venue: Agricultural
  University of Iceland (AUI), Keldnaholt, Reykjavik, Iceland<br />Registrat
 ion: <a href="https://link.webropolsurveys.com/S/8FF87C7AEB56BB70">https://
 link.webropolsurveys.com/S/8FF87C7AEB56BB70</a></p><p>High latitude dust (H
 LD), originating from cold high latitudes (≥ 50 °N and ≥ 40 °S) affects the
  cryosphere, oceans, air quality and safety, and in Europe both the High Ar
 ctic and the European mainland.<br />Extreme HLD related events include une
 xpected, unusual or unseasonal events with exceptional magnitude, duration,
  severity, or extent, such as most severe wind erosion events, storms, dust
  storms, snow-dust storms, heat waves, cold weather, and extreme snowfalls,
  for example.</p><p>Jointly organized by the Finnish Meteorological Institu
 te (FMI), the Agricultural University of Iceland (AUI), and the Internation
 al Arctic Science Committee (IASC), together with the IceDust Association, 
 this workshop will bring together high latitude dust scientists to present 
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 o networking and interaction. More information on the workshop, including s
 ession topics will be announced soon.</p><p>Early career scientists (regist
 ered PhD students or PhD degree gained within 5 years) are encouraged to ap
 ply for the IASC travel support when submitting a presentation. Two ECS pre
 sentations will be selected for travel cost support of 750 eur (reimburseme
 nt based on receipts, further instruction for will be provided when the sel
 ection will be announced).</p><p>Registration: We welcome your registration
  (by 11 Jan 2019), and your submissions for talks (by 30 Nov 2018) and post
 ers (by 11 Jan 2019) via the registration link. The registration link is he
 re: <a href="https://link.webropolsurveys.com/S/8FF87C7AEB56BB70">https://l
 ink.webropolsurveys.com/S/8FF87C7AEB56BB70</a></p><p>Updates to the agenda 
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 https://iasc.info/upcoming-iasc-events">https://iasc.info/upcoming-iasc-eve
 nts</a>), FMI (<a href="https://twitter.com/FMI_Snow">https://twitter.com/F
 MI_Snow</a>), and IceDust (<a href="https://icedustblog.wordpress.com/">htt
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC;VALUE=DATE:20190213
DTEND;TZID=UTC;VALUE=DATE:20190215
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