Information - AC07 Climate reconstruction and monitoring
Event Information
Climate reconstruction and monitoring have common needs: the availability and interpretation of climate observations on a time-scale as long as possible and preferably with a high temporal and geographical resolution and without inhomogeneities. Or more poetic: "understanding the past is a lesson for the future".
Suggestions for contributions are:
Climate reconstruction (convenor A. van Engelen):
Reconstructions based on modern instrumental observations
Reconstruction based on historical instrumental observations
Reconstructions based on proxy evidences
Data Rescue activities
Common topic: Interpretation of climatic timeseries: trends, variability, extreme events
Monitoring (convenor S. Rösner)
Securing the continuation of the monitoring site of long-term climate records
Monitoring based on classical in situ meteorological observations
Monitoring based on remotely sensed meteorological observations
Monitoring based on non meteorological observations of the climate
Applications on climate monitoring
Relationship between climate monitoring and weather monitoring
International organization's needs in climate monitoring
Responding to the "Implementation Plan for the Global Observing System for Climate in Support of the UNFCCC" (GCOS-92)
Monitoring of Essential Climate Variables (ECVs as in GCOS-82 or GCOS-92)
Preliminary List of Solicited Speakers
Co-Sponsorship
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