The four online courses in Meteorology and Climate will start in October 2024 (three months each), January 2025 (3 months), and April 2025 (two months).[more]
This international workshop aims to explore cutting-edge methods and emerging challenges in statistical bias correction for climate studies across various time scales – from seasonal forecasts to long-term climate change projections.[more]
The workshop will discuss the contribution of digital ocean information to the understanding of changes in the ocean and to innovative media communication strategies on the theme “ocean and climate change”.[more]
This summer school is tailored to doctoral students and early-career postdocs and is dedicated to advancing the understanding of the impacts of climate extremes. Students finishing their master’s studies may also apply.[more]
The CNR-ISAC Summer School 2025 is entitled “Severe Weather in a Changing Climate”.[more]
The 2nd Conference on Multiscale Modeling of Complex Systems (SCALES) is focused on methods on multiscale modeling and their interdisciplinary applications.[more]
Theory of satellite remote sensing, satellite observation exploitation, and next-generation satellite missions will be enriched by new advanced themes like artificial intelligence (AI), high performance computing (HPC), and digital twins of the Earth system.[more]
ISSM aims to train the next generation of scientists and operational meteorologists to consider remote measurements from space as a key point for understating and modeling meteorological phenomena.[more]
This new ESSL-course uses forensic meteorology techniques to determine the type and strength of damaging wind events.[more]
