iAnZone and SASSI meeting, 25th July 2009

 

9.00 Session 1: ianzone biennial meeting, ianzone business and plans

 

National reports from ianzone nations (~10 minutes each) (brief results/fieldwork accomplished and planned, modelling accomplished and planned) – unless these will be covered later on.

 

Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, China, France, Germany, Italy, Korea, New Zealand, Norway, Russia, Spain, UK, US, others?

 

Discussion of future of ianzone -

- whether to continue ianzone

- future leaders?

- website?

- newsletter?

- future ianzone project post-SASSI?

 

Morning coffee/tea 10.30-10.45 is provided.

Lunch is not provided; we can stop at a suitable point.

Afternoon coffee/tea 15.30-15.45 is provided.

 

10.45 onwards: Session 2: SASSI talks (15-30 mins) results, deployments and plans

 

Mar Flexas (Spain)  First results of the ESASSI project and future perspectives

 

Doug Martinson (US) West Antarctic Peninsula SASSI mooring results

 

Cedric Chavanne (UK) SASSI section in the southeast Weddell and mooring deployments

 

Andrea Bergamasco (Italy) Italian Antarctic plans

 

Alex Orsi (US) Plans for SASSI in 2010

 

Siobhan O'Farrell (Australia) Summary of SOPHOCLES meeting and scope for collaborations

 

Lars Smedsrud (Norway) Results of BIAC - Bipolar Atlantic Thermohaline Circulation - and Planned work on the Fimbul Ice shelf summer 2009/10

 

Eberhard Fahrbach (Germany)  New views of the Antarctic coastal current and plans for 2009/2010 and 2010/11

 

Svein Osterhus (Norway) Norwegian SASSI and BIAC project results and plans

 

Anna Wahlin (Norway) Results from 2008-2009 Oden cruise

 

Robin Muench (US) Antarctic tidal modeling, and possible impacts of corrugations on dense outflows

 

Carlos Garcia (Brazil) Brazilian SASSI and Antarctic plans

 

Session 3: SASSI business and plans

 

Discussion of:

1. SASSI journal special issue (journal, deadlines, guest editors)

2. EuroSASSI bid - whether to resubmit for next call

3. Other opportunities for collaboration – funding opportunities, travel funding to visit other SASSI collaborators, berths on SASSI cruises....

4. How to facilitate data sharing

5. Next meetings e.g. IPY conference in Oslo June 2010.

 

Finish at 5 pm

 

Session 4: evening meal together!