PEEX Online Meeting 2021 – Sharing Results and Highlights from the PEEX Community
On 28th April 2021, the PEEX Online Meeting took place with more than 80 participants from the Pan-Eurasian region. The Meeting agenda included about 30 oral presentations. The highlights on research topics and science questions were also shared by each presenter to stimulate and expand further collaboration, research and science education activities in the PEEX’s agenda frameworks. Read more.
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First quarterly newsletter of the EU-PolarNet 2 project
We are welcoming you to the first full quarterly newsletter of the EU-PolarNet 2 project. One of the key roles that EU-PolarNet 2 strives to play in the upcoming years is to increase the coordination of polar research activities at the European level. Read more.
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PEEX signs new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Russian State Hydrometeorological University
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) is a bilateral document showing the intention of the parties to establish closer ties to encourage the development of the PEEX program in Europe, Russia and China. Read more.
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Horizon 2020 CRiceS project on Climate relevant interactions and feedbacks
The new project will contribute to better understanding of the ocean-ice-snow-atmosphere system and polar processes in a global context. Read more.
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Impact of climate change on different types of cryosphere in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
To study the dynamics of permafrost, monthly soil temperatures were selected for the period of its possible thawing at 29 meteorological stations over a long-term period. It was found that at some stations the soil temperature increased stepwise in the late 1980s. Read more.
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iCUPE project final science workshop
The online final scientific meeting of the Horizon-2020 iCUPE project took place on 9-10 June to present results and outcomes. All iCUPE project relevant reporting/deliverables and a list of resulted peer-reviewed publications to be available at the iCUPE website. Read more.
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Estimation of the tropospheric and stratospheric CO2 content by ground-based IR technique
Measured solar spectra of high spectral resolution possess specific information about the vertical distribution of some atmospheric gases. Such information can be used to retrieve CO2 content in the troposphere and stratosphere. Read more.
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Thunderstorms activity – concerns for aviation
Thunderstorms are a common natural phenomenon that significantly affects a flight safety worldwide. In our study (focus on Kyiv International Airport – Zhuliany, Ukraine) 379 cases of thunderstorms were investigated for 2009–2018, including in depth weather-climatological analysis and numerical modeling of thunderstorm activity. Read more.
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Thermal regime of soil active layer at the Bolshevik Island (Archipelago Severnaya Zemlya) during 2016 – 2020 years
Investigations of active soil layer on the Research station “Ice Base Cape Baranova’’ had been started in February 2016 after installation on the meteorological site sensors of Finnish Meteorological Institute. Read more.
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“Integrated Urban Systems (IUS): Twin cities – GURME initiative” session
The Session of the PACES 4th Open Science Meeting was organized jointly by the PACES WG2, WMO GURME and PEEX and chaired by Alexander Baklanov (WMO) and Pavel Konstantinov (MSU). Read more.
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Russian Carbon Polygons: PEEX - collaboration meeting of University of Tyumen & UHEL-INAR
The latest Russian Federation initiative is focused on establishing a system of polygons (“carbon polygons”) to measure anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions. The Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation is launching a pilot project to create test sites for development and testing of technologies for monitoring carbon balance. Read more.
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International Conference on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
The 4th World’s Large Rivers Conference will occur as a hybrid event from 3rd – 6th of August 2021 in Moscow, Russia. Read the invitation from PEEX Moscow Office here.
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Arctic Circle Assembly 2021
The Assembly will be held on October 14-17, 2021, in Reykjavík, Iceland.
The annual Arctic Circle Assembly is the largest annual international gathering on the Arctic, attended by more than 2000 participants from 60 countries. Read more.
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"Climate Services: Science and Education" Conference 2021
Odessa State Environmental University are honored to invite you to take part in the International Research-to-Practice Conference on ‘Climate Services: Science and Education’ which is to be held on 22-24 September 2021. Read more.
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Course announcement: Formation and growth of atmospheric aerosols
Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR) of University of Helsinki invites students to the 2021 Summer School 'Formation and growth of atmospheric aerosols'. Read more.
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ClimEd 1st Online Training on Competency-Based Approach to Curriculum Development for Climate Education
The ClimEd 1st Online Training took place during 19 April – 12 May 2021. Forty-six persons were accepted to participate in this online training, from the Ukrainian ClimEd partners and associated partners Universities. Read more.
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Call for abstracts for the 14th Polar Law Symposium
The conference is expected to take place November 21-23, 2021 following a hybrid model. Read more.
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UArctic Congress 2021 Declaration: Towards a Sustainable Arctic
To move towards our vision of "A strong, engaged, informed, and dynamic North, creating better lives and environments for all northerners.", the delegates of the UArctic Congress 2021 declare the following. Read more.
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Shared Voices Magazine 2021
Read the current issue here, including:
- UArctic – an Indispensable Arctic Actor
- Growing Connections Between Scotland and UArctic
- Canada’s Vision for Arctic Youth Empowerment
- Arena for the Gap Analysis of the Existing Arctic Science Co-Operations
- North-Eastern Federal University: Sustainable Development & Bridging the Arctic and Asia
- UArctic-HIT Training Centre: A Bridge Between Arctic and Chinese Universities
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Future Earth vacancy: Senior Science Officer (Paris, France)
The Paris Hub of the Future Earth Secretariat is seeking a senior Science Officer to lead global activities at the science – policy interface. Read more.
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