Logistics
Date: 22 - 25 October 2024
Location: Tromsø, Norway
Description
The Arctic is currently undergoing the most dramatic climatic changes on Earth, with the Arctic Ocean rapidly moving towards a “blue” (summer sea ice free) state. To assess how a “blue” Arctic will respond to and drive an increasingly warmer future, in the absence of observational records, requires robust archives from the geological past. Such conditions existed during the Pleistocene interglacials and potentially during the middle Pliocene warm period, when geological and oceanographic conditions were comparable to today, yet substantial insolation changes led to pronounced high northern latitude warming, associated with reduced or absent summer Arctic sea ice and smaller-than-present ice sheets.
ArcSTRAT will bring together scientists from all around the world to discuss the constraints to date and correlate past climate archives from across the Arctic Ocean.
Conference Topics
Current Arctic stratigraphic framework
Current knowledge of Quaternary climate evolution
Developing an Arctic Ocean multi-stratigraphic toolbox
Application of multi-stratigraphic and proxy toolbox
Keynote Speakers
Matt O’Regan - Stockholm University, Sweden
Ruediger Stein - University of Bremen, Germany
Anne de Vernal - Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada
Renata Lucchi - National Institute of Oceanography and applied Geophysics, Italy
Jutta Wollenburg - Alfred Wegener Institute of Marine and Polar Research, Germany
Stijn De Schepper - NORCE Climate and Environment in Bergen, Norway
Claude Hillaire-Marcel - Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada
Abstracts
Submission of abstracts to ArcSTRAT is open, and deadline is set to 1st August.
Visit the website to submit an abstract: https://www.geologi.no/konferanser/arcstrat24/arcstrat-abstract-submission
If you prefer to send the abstract and speaker form by regular mail, send a Word document to ngfgeologi.no.
Registration
Registration for ArcSTRAT has opened. Registration deadline is set to 1st October.
After registration, you will receive an invoice for the conference fee.
Ordinary fee is set to NOK 2000
Student fee is set to NOK 500
Visit the website to register: https://www.geologi.no/konferanser/arcstrat24/arcstrat-reg
Further information
For all details on the conference, please visit the website: https://www.geologi.no/konferanser/arcstrat24