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Drought to Deluge: Challenges facing Climate Science and Policy in the West
Logistics
Date: 26 February - 1 March 2023
Location: Asilomar Hotel and Conference Grounds, Pacific Grove, CA, USA
Description
PACLIM is a multidisciplinary workshop that broadly addresses the climatic phenomena occurring in the eastern Pacific Ocean and western North America. The purpose of the workshop is to understand climate effects in this region by bringing together specialists from diverse fields including physical, social, and biological sciences.
Time scales from weather to the Quaternary are addressed in oral and poster presentations.
We welcome oral and poster presentations on the years theme and as always welcome presentations (oral and poster) related to the general theme of climate and the Pacific.
Preliminary program
Sunday Evening
Kelly Redmond Memorial Lecture: Daniel McEvoy, Desert Research Institute: TBD
Monday Daytime Keynotes and associated contributed talks
Focus on Drought
Keynote: Stephanie McAfee, University of Nevada, Reno: "Perspectives on drought -- from paleo to present"
Focus on Water
Keynote: Xingying Huang, NCAR: "Changes in extreme storms, flood risk, and challenging hydroclimate impacts over the Western US".
Focus on Policy and Communications
Keynote: Faith Kearns, California Institute for Water Resources: "Getting to the Heart of Drought and Climate Communication".
Monday Evening Speaker
Frank K. Lake, Research Ecologist/PSW Tribal Liaison, Forest Service: "Indigenous Knowledge, Climate Adaptation, and Partnership Opportunities For Managing Western Forests"
Tuesday Evening Speaker
Allen Fish, Director, Golden Gate Raptor Observatory, Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy: "Shifting Phenologies, Shrinking Birds, and Migratory Shortstopping – Forty Years at the Intersection of Climate Change and Raptor Migration"
Note:
Contributed talks related to the conference theme will be placed in focused sessions on Monday with the keynotes.
We encourage all PACLIM related talks which will be placed in the Tuesday and Wednesday morning sessions.
Poster presentations will remain up through the entire conference and evening social sessions will be held in the poster venue. (Sunday evening through Wednesday morning).
Abstracts
Submission deadline is 31 January 2023.
Abstract submission is a two stage process:
1. Please complete the abstract registration form.
a. Please note the abstract registration form requires your abstract title.
2. Format your abstract as per the guidelines below and then email your abstract to show mail address
For more information on naming and formatting guidelines, visit the website: https://sites.google.com/site/paclimconference/home/abstract?authuser=0
Registration
Early Bird: $150 until December 31st 2022
Regular: $175 between January 1st and February 17th 2023
Late: $200 February 18th-March 1st 2023
Single day: $75 (contact organizers for a promo code)
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Student and early career support
PACLIM 2023 has received funding from the USGS to support student and early career scientists.
We hope to be able to provide at least partial accommodation support for all eligible applicants.
Deadline to request support is 15 December 2022.
Visit the website to request support here.
Further information
For more information, visit the event website: https://sites.google.com/site/paclimconference/?pli=1
For Questions contact Scott Mensing: show mail address