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Call for papers
The deadline for the submissions of short abstracts was 8 Jan. 2009.
All required information is detailed in a fine & serious sample
(click to download doc-file or
pdf-file).
Papers on all research topics related to the influence of mountains on the atmosphere on a
wide range of spatial and temporal scales are welcome, such as:
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heavy convective precipitation and hydrological mechanisms over lower mountains |
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with special emphasis on the Vosges-Black Forest and Mediterranean regions |
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(projects COPS, ETReC-07 and HYMEX); |
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data assimilation and predictability issues over mountainous regions, |
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(including results of MAP D-PHASE); |
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snow and ice in mountainous terrain, with preparations for the |
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2010 Olympics as one focus; |
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mountain climate, extreme events and associated risks; |
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regional impacts of climate change, e.g. on ecological and socio-economic systems. |
The presentations may cover theoretical, observational or numerical modelling aspects,
long time investigations or case studies. Papers, which concern projects of the
World Weather Research Programme of WMO or foster interactions between the research and
operational communities, are particularly encouraged.
Note: Young scientists (age < 35 a) can apply for a Young Scientist Travel Award (YSTA)
of EMS. For details see the
appropriate website (click here).
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