CSIRO Climate Science Centre & AMOS - David Karoly Retirement Symposium

CSIRO Climate Science Centre & AMOS - David Karoly Retirement Symposium

CSIRO Climate Science Centre and AMOS Melbourne Centre - David Karoly Retirement Symposium

By Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society

Date and time

Sun, 30 Jan 2022 6:30 PM - 10:00 PM PST

Location

Online

About this event

Climate communication over the last four decades: Karoly@two-thirds of a century

Online webinar

Then and Now (connection with David Karoly / what you are doing now):

(Note: all times are AEDT. Speaker order may be updated)

1:30pm

Welcome to participants and acknowledgment of Country

1:35pm

  • Sir Brian Hoskins (Uni Reading, Imperial College)
  • Mary Voice (ANMRC, BoM, Melb Uni, AMOS)

2:00pm

  • Susan Solomon (NOAA, UNEP Ozone Assessment, IPCC, MIT)
  • Karl Braganza (Monash Uni PhD student, BoM)
  • Peter Stott (UK Met Office, IPCC)
  • Myles Allen (Oxford, IPCC)

2:45pm

  • Petra Klein (OU)
  • Peter Cosier (Wentworth Group)
  • Joelle Gergis (Melb Uni, ANU)
  • Todd Lane (Monash Uni, Melb Uni)

3:30pm

  • Julie Arblaster (NCAR, BoM, Melb Uni PhD student, Monash)
  • Deborah Hart (CLIMARTe, ClimActs, LIVE)
  • Helen Cleugh (CSIRO, NESP ESCC Hub)

4:05pm

Afternoon tea

4:30pm

David Karoly: Opportunities and challenges - some things you may not know

5:00pm

Close

RSVP Thursday 27 January 2022

NOTE: Webex link for online webinar will be forwarded prior to the event.

Organised by

Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society

The Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (AMOS) is an independent society representing the atmospheric and oceanographic sciences in Australia. It currently has over 500 members drawn from the Bureau of Meteorology, CSIRO, the university sector, other State and Federal agencies, as well as the private sector. Most members of AMOS are actively employed in one of the scientific fields covered by the Society, but the membership also includes university students, retired scientists, school teachers and others from the general community with an interest in weather and climate.

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