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Extreme Environmental Events
Extreme Environmental Events
13 Dec 2010 to 17 Dec 2010
Selwyn College - Cambridge, United Kingdom
Submissions due: 13 Dec 2010
Topic: extreme events
Notes: Understanding the frequency and magnitude of extreme environmental events and their impacts is a critical aspect of climate prediction. This conference aims to bring together an inter-disciplinary group including statisticians, climate modellers, meteorologists, and other environmental scientists to focus on extreme events and the uncertainties inherent in their understanding.