The YSSP is designed for advanced PhD students working on a topic that is compatible with ongoing research at IIASA and who wish to explore the policy implications of their work.[more]
The first day will mainly introduce ESA/ESRIN and their work, the second day will feature keynotes and round tables adressing science, tools and communication.[more]
Graduate students and postdocs are invited to participate in this Summer School for Systems Modeling, aimed at developing skills in modeling methodologies used to support real-world decision making. [more]
This course aims to provide participants with a robust and integrated understanding of convective storms, blending theoretical foundations with practical forecasting techniques, with a particular focus on hailstorms.[more]
The primary focus is to provide deep insights into improving seasonal and decadal predictions of extreme weather events, while bridging the gap between raw climate data and societal action.[more]
The 2026 Swiss summer scholl will focus on “Climate Variability across Space and Time”.[more]
Besides some new topics of the edition 2026 as e.g. the physics of ice hydrometeors a special section will be focused on the sensor technologies equipping meteorological satellites.[more]
– Advancing the assimilation of Earth system observations with new methodology and Machine Learning –[more]
The workshop aims to bring together a wide range of experts on simulating the Earth System including atmosphere, ocean, waves, land-surface, atmospheric composition, etc. to advance the understanding of systematic simulation errors at all timescales.[more]
