Past, Present, and Future of the Arctic and Antarctic. Tentative Programme (2017 June 2nd)
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1 JSPS Japan-Norway Bergen 2017 Past, Present, and Future of the Arctic and Antarctic ---What s done, What s being done, What s to be done after ASIW (Japan-Norway ASIW Follow Up Symposium) Date: (Tue) 8 (Thu) Venue: Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research Allégaten 70, NO-5007 Bergen, Norway Main Sponsor: JSPS Stockholm office, Co-Sponsors: ROIS,NIPR, NORPAN, BCCR Tentative Programme (2017 June 2nd) Programme June 6 th (Tue) Registration (09:00-09:30) Opening (09:30 10:00) Chairs: Takuji Nakamura & Øyvind Paasche 09:30 Opening and Welcome by BCCR Director (Tore Furevik) 09:40 Welcome Address JSPS (Tadaharu Tsumoto, JSPS Stockholm Office) 09:50 Welcome Address RCN and Summary of ASIW 2016 (Julie Christiansen, Research Council Norway) INTRODUCTION SESSION (10:00 10:30) General Introduction of JP-NO Collaboration on Polar Science 10:00 Collaboration Project NORPAN and History (Thomas Spengler) 10:10 Current state and future perspective of APECS JAPAN (Shunsuke Tei, HU) 10:20 Current status of ARCS project (Hiroyuki Enomoto, NIPR) Coffee Break (10:30 11:00) JOINT SCIENCE SESSION (11:00 12:30) 11:00 Yu Kosaka (U. Tokyo): Decadal Modulations of Surface Global Warming with Implications for Roles of Polar Climate Variability 11:22 Fumiaki Ogawa (UiB): A Coordinated Multi-model Study on the Impacts of 1
2 Recent Arctic Sea Ice Loss on Northern Hemisphere Climate Changes 11:44 Jun Inoue (NIPR): Cruise Opportunities Using RV Mirai during Early Winters in 2018 and 2019 over the Bering and Chukchi Seas 12:06 Shengping He (Bjerknes and UiB): Arctic Teleconnections Group Photo and Lunch (12:30 14:00) After Lunch the JSPS and NORPAN Meeting with be in Parallel SESSION 2a (14:00 15:30) Institutes Coffee Break (15:30 16:00) SESSION 2b (16:00 17:30)-Initiatives Updates on Polar Science from Institutes: Chairs: Øyvind Paasche & Takuji Nakamura Institutes Takuji Nakamura (NIPR) Naomi Harada (JAMSTEC) Sei-Ichi Saitoh (Hokkaido University) Tore Furevik (BCCR) Sebastian Mernild (NERSC) Kenny Matsuoka (NPI) Vidar Lien (IMR) Initiatives Tor Eldevik (The Nansen Legacy) Morven Muilwijk (N-ICE) Kerim H. Nisancioglu (ice2ice and eastgrip) Ole Jørgen Lønne (SIOS) Hiroyuki Enomoto (ArCS in more detail) Sei-Ichi Saitoh (J-ARC Net) Yuji Kodama (JCAR) Are Olsen (SAS) End of the first day (17:30) Reception Reception at Café Christie 17:30 2
3 June 7 th (Wed) SESSION 3 (09:00 10:30) Coffee Break (10:30 11:00) SESSION 4 (11:00 12:30) Scientific Session (Session 3, 4): Ocean, Climate and Meteorology: Chairs: Yuji Kodama &.. Naomi Harada (JAMSTEC) Yiming Luo (BCCR, UiB) Sei-Ichi Saitoh (HU) Vidar Lien (IMR) Natsuhiko Otsuka (HU) Laurent Bertino (NERSC) Yutaka Tobo (NIPR) Stefan Sobolowski (Uni Research) Takuji Nakamura(NIPR) Ocean Acidification in the Western Arctic Ocean - Its Impact on the Marine Plankton- Disparate Acidification of Deep and Shallow waters of the Arctic Ocean Sustainable Fisheries Using Satellite Remote Sensing, Marine-GIS and Data Assimilation System-A Smart Fisheries under Changing Climate The Barents Sea Observation Platform Navigability of Northern Sea Route, Estimated from Satellite Monitoring Sea Ice Forecast Challenges in Understanding Aerosol-cloud Interactions in Svalbard Arctic-Low Latitude Connections Radar / Lidar Observations of Polar Atmosphere and Geospace Lunch (12:30 13:10) Technical Tour in Institutions in Bergen (13:10 16:00) Discussions by Smaller Groups SESSION 5 (16:00 17:30) Scientific Session (Session 5): Data Management, Data Science: Chairs:..& Yuji Kodama Masaki Kanao (NIPR) Seismological Evidence for Cryosphere Dynamics in Greenland and Eastern Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica 3
4 Johannes Schweitzer (NORSAR) Hironori Yabuki (NIPR) Oystein Godoy MET.no, Leader of the SIOS SDMS) Helge Sagen (IMR, Leader of the NMDC) NORSAR's Research Activities in Arctic and Antarctic Data Management of Japanese Arctic Research, and Arctic Sea Routes Search System Distributed Data Management - Challenges Creating a Unified System A presentation of NMDC Benjamin Pfeil & Camilla Stegen Landa (BCCR, Leader of BCDC) Shunsuke Tei (HU) Data management within the Bjerknes Climate Data Centre Tree-ring Analysis and Modeling Approaches Yield Contrary Response of Circumboreal Forest Productivity to Climate Change End of the second day (17:30) June 8 th (Thu) SESSION 6 (09:00 10:15) Coffee Break (10:15 10:45) SESSION 7 (10:45 12:00) 15min. x 5 = 75min. 15min. x 5 = 75min. Scientific Session (Session 6, 7): Cryosphere (the order of presentation is decided later) Chairs: Sei-ichi Saitoh (Hokkaido) & Silje Smith-Johnsen Hiroyuki Enomoto (NIPR) Recent Sea-ice Condition Jonathan Rheinlænder(UiB) Arctic ocean sea ice polynyas Shin Sugiyama (HU) Coastal Environment Change and its Impact on Human Society in Northwestern Greenland Elin Darelius (UiB) Inflow of warm water towards an Antarctic ice shelf cavity: observations from the southern Weddell Sea AndreasBorn (UiB) Integrating Ice Sheet Modelling with Ice Sheet Reconstructions. Thomas V. Schuler (UiO) A Short Overview over Research Activities on Arctic Glaciers on Svalbard. 4
5 Shuji Fujita (NIPR) Glaciological Survey for Drilling the "Oldest Ice" at Dome Fuji in Antarctica Kenny Matsuoka(NPI) NPI's recent Antarctic glaciology projects Jean Charles Gallet (NPI) NPI snow activities in Polar Areas Jostein Bakke (UiB/BBCR) SouthSphere: Sub-Antarctic Glaciers and Climate Mamoru Ishikawa (HU) Permafrost Bernd Etzelmüller (UiO) Permafrost Under a Changing Climate - Observations and Impacts Summary and Closing (12:00 12:30) End of the Workshop (12:30) Activities in the Afternoon A Guided City Tour View Point at Fløyen with Fløiebanen (Please contact us for further information) 5
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