Poster snapshots - Atmospheric science

On display Monday and Tuesday

Poster #29 – Ian Simmonds: Critical comparison of the cyclone activity in the Amundsen, Bellingshausen and Weddell sectors of the Antarctic as diagnosed in 15 tracking algorithms
Poster #30 – Alain Protat: The Southern Ocean cloud systems explored with the new Marine National Facility Investigator Research Vessel
Poster #31 – Fraser Dennison: The occurrence of polar stratospheric cloud over the Antarctic
Poster #32 – Siobhan O’Farrell: Investigation of Southern Ocean sea ice response in ensemble CMIP5 historical and ozone perturbation simulations
Poster #33 – Andrew Klekociuk: The influence of circulation changes on Antarctic stratospheric ozone
Poster #34 – Ruhi Humphries: Measurements of aerosols and precursors over East Antarctic melting spring sea ice
Poster #38 – Simon Alexander: Antarctic atmosphere and climate analysis using GPS radio occultation

Conference prize winners
27 Jun 2013
The Strategic Science in Antarctica conference concluded yesterday and two days of workshops have commenced. Congratulations to those who were awarded prizes for their contributions to the conference.
Watch the welcome message from Australia's Environment Minister
24 Jun 2013
In a welcome message via video from Canberra, Australia’s Environment Minister, Tony Burke, reflected on the foresight of earlier decision-makers who agreed to set aside an entire continent for scientific research.
Last minute information for attendees
20 Jun 2013
There's not too long to wait until the start of the Strategic Science in Antarctica conference, and we hope you’re as excited as we are! Read on for more information about the final program, registration, Twitter, presenters, posters and social functions.

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