北京师范大学全球变化与地球系统科学研究院
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 An International Summer Course on

Aerosol and Monsoon Climate Interactions over Asia

(up to 80 hours of coherent intensive lectures

by some world leading researchers)

 

August 1-14, 2015

Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China

 

Thematic Lecturers

(Each gives 8-10h lectures)

 

Yihui Ding (National Climate Center of China)

William K.M. Lau (University of Maryland)

Zhanqing Li (University of Maryland)

Xiaohong Liu (University of Wyoming)

Daniel Rosenfeld (Hebrew University)

Bin Wang (University of Hawaii)

Guoxiong Wu (Institute of Atmospheric Physics)

Renyi Zhang (University of Texas A&M)

 

Complementary short guest lectures also available

 

June 15, 2015


Course Description

Being the most densely populated and the fastest developing region in the world, Asia has undergone the most dramatic changes on earth at an unprecedented rate in all aspects, rendering a natural test bed for witnessing and understanding interactions between anthropogenic activities, environment and climate and their changes. Frequently reported episodes of severe pollution characterized by high concentrations of aerosol particles not only affect people’s daily lives and health, but also affect the monsoon climate of Asia which has changed dramatically over the past few decades.  Unraveling relationships between aerosols and the Asian monsoon climate system are critical to making sound policies for sustainable development and for the well-being of over half of the world’s population. Dramatic increase in studies on aerosol and monsoon in Asia have taken place in recent decades. In the past, aerosol and monsoon studies were carried out rather independently by two distinct communities who had little interactions.  It is now evident that the two are intertwined to jointly affect the climate of Asia significantly.  To foster the collaborative efforts and to train a new generation of scientists to be able to engage in interdisciplinary studies, we have invited some world leading researchers in both fronts to give an intensive summer course through a series of systematic, coherent and comprehensive lectures. 

 

Course title:  Aerosol and Monsoon Climate Interactions in Asia

Location:  Beijing Normal University, Beijing, P.R. China

Period: August 1-14, 2015

Cost:  Registration fee $300, or 1800RMB

Deadlines:    Registration: July 15, 2015

        Accommodation Booking: July 15, 2015

Language:    English

Homepage:    http://973cloud.bnu.edu.cn/zxdt/110902.html

Contact:  Mr. Meng Wang

        Phone: 01186-15210212535

        Email: wangmengofbnu@163.com




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