Applications are now invited by the CORDEX Science Advisory Team (SAT) for groups within regional communities across the globe to propose 'Flagship Pilot Studies' (FPS).
This FPS call consists of two parts:
- An open part where you suggest a topic of your choice as long as it follows the FPS Criteria & Guidelines
- A part dedicated to Climate Risks. We here encourage FPS proposals that target risk producing climatic hazards including assessing and improving simulations of the hazard, understanding the projected future changes, and quantifying the added-value that high-resolution/process resolving brings to the simulation of the hazards and their changes. CORDEX SAT would also highly appreciate proposals related to Small Islands challenges.
The deadline for applications is Wednesday 21 August 2024.
To read more about the call and to apply, click here
Join us for a special seminar celebrating the career of CMIP Panel member Cath Senior in CMIP and WCRP as she announces her retirement after 38 years working at the forefront of climate science.
This Special Seminar will welcome Cath to share her Perspective on WCRP and CMIP and future challenges. At this session brief remarks will also be provided by CMIP Panel members Karl Taylor and Helene Hewitt.
Date: 24 July 2024, 15:30-16:00 UTC
WCRP and CLIVAR are saddened to hear of the passing away of Dr Howard Cattle, Director of the CLIVAR International Project Office from 2002-2010 at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton (UK). Dr. Cattle’s background in meteorology, oceanography, forecasting and management had suited him in taking CLIVAR to the next level. He will be remembered as an outstanding scientist. Our thoughts are with his family and many friends.
Please see the obituary on CLIVAR webpage.
Earth System Modelling & Observations (ESMO), one of our core projects, is looking for global experts dedicated to advancing Earth system modelling and observational capabilities. Deadline: 7 July 2024. Click here to apply.
Members of the Safe Landing Climates lighthouse activity have recently published a commentary “Uncertain Pathways to a Future Safe Climate” in Earth’s Future.