The Multidiscipl
inary drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate (MOSAiC), wi
ll be the first year-around expedition exploring the coupled Arctic climate
system. It has been designed by an international consortium of leading pol
ar research institutions under the umbrella of the International Arctic Science Committee (IASC), led by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar
and Marine Research (AWI), A
rctic and Antarctic Research Institute (AARI) and the University of Colorado, Cooperative Institute for Rese
arch in Environmental Sciences (CIRES).
Research Vessel (RV) Polarstern will spe nd 350 days (September 2019 until September 2020) frozen into the drifting Arctic sea ice. 300 scientists will investigate the Arctic climate processe s that couple the atmosphere, ocean, sea ice, bio-geochemistry and ecosyste m. The results of MOSAiC will enhance the understanding of the regiona l and global consequences of Arctic climate change and sea-ice loss, and im prove weather and climate predictions.
During the first leg of the ex pedition, the MOSAiC partners and the Assoc iation of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) work together to offer the MOSAiC School 2019 on board of t he support icebreaker RV Akademik Fedorov.
Duration of the MOSAiC School 2019: 15 September - 26 October 2019 (plus / min us a few days (as logistical or weather conditions may require changes of t ravel dates)
Port of ex it and entry: Tromsø, Norway
Costs: There will be
Th e MOSAiC School 2019 will be open to up to 20 early career re searchers (advanced graduate students and PhD stude nts with no to limited experience with ship-based research).
International experts that are part of the expedition will share knowledge with the students, engage in discussions and hands-on experiences in groun dbreaking research, and thus help to educate future Arctic climate experts. In addition, the participants will help the MOSAiC Teams on site to set up their instruments and experiments.
After the end of the MOSAiC Schoo l the participants will have to:
For information, please visit t he MOSAi C School 2019 page.
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The Multidisciplina
ry drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate (MOSAiC), will
be the first year-around expedition exploring the coupled Arctic climate sy
stem. It has been designed by an international consortium of leading polar
research institutions under the umbrella of the International Arctic Science Committee (IASC), led by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and
Marine Research (AWI), Arct
ic and Antarctic Research Institute (AARI) and the University of Colorado, Cooperative Institute for Researc
h in Environmental Sciences (CIRES).
Research Vessel (RV) P olarstern will spend 350 days (September 2019 until September 2020) frozen into the drifting Arctic sea ice. 300 scientists will investigate the Arcti c climate processes that couple the atmosphere, ocean, sea ice, bio-geochem istry and ecosystem. The results of MOSAiC will enhance the understand ing of the regional and global consequences of Arctic climate change and se a-ice loss, and improve weather and climate predictions.
During the f irst leg of the expedition, the MOSAiC partners and the Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) work together to offer the MOSAiC School 2019 on board< /strong> of the support icebreaker RV Akademik Fedorov.
Duration of the MOSA iC School 2019: 15 September - 26 October 2019 (plus / minus a few days (as logistical or weather conditions may re quire changes of travel dates)
Port of exit and entry: Tromsø, Norway
Costs: T here will be no registration fee for the MOSAiC School 201 9. The only costs participants will have to cover themselves are th e costs of their travel to and from Tromsø, Norway. Should travel support become available, the MOSAiC School organizers will contact the sel ected participants. However, travel support cannot be guaranteed at th is point.
The MOSAiC School 2019 will be open to
International experts that are part of the expedition wi ll share knowledge with the students, engage in discussions and hands-on ex periences in groundbreaking research, and thus help to educate future Arcti c climate experts. In addition, the participants will help the MOSAiC Teams on site to set up their instruments and experiments.
After the end o f the MOSAiC School the participants will have to:
For informati on, please visit the MOSAiC School 2019 page.
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