Posts Tagged ‘Arctic’
Register Now: Data Interoperability Workshop On 31st May At 14.00-15.30 Cest
Data standardization means converting data to a common format, allowing different users to process and analyze it for, e.g., collaborative research and large-scale analysis. Standardization is a necessary requirement for data to be interoperable so that it can be integrated from multiple sources and scientific domains, which in turn is one of the critical steps…
Read MoreScoping Workshop On Data-Driven Subnational Decision-Making
On June 8th we are hosting an online workshop to bring together local, regional and national decision-makers, experts and researchers to identify key issues between pan-Arctic observation systems and the needs of sub-national authorities and agencies. These issues will become topics for analysis and consecutive policy briefs, which we will elaborate on during the Arctic…
Read MoreQaanaaq March-April 2022: Surveying The Ocean Under The Ice
The Danish Meteorological Institute’s Steffen M. Olsen sent us an update from Qaanaaq, where he is doing fieldwork for Arctic PASSION’s community-based management work on Arctic marine climate change, noise pollution and impacts on marine living resources. The community in Qaanaaq rely on hunting and fishing on the Inglefield fjord during summer and winter. The…
Read MoreArctic Passion At Assw And Aos 2022
Arctic PASSION partners have been deeply involved in sessions and working group meetings at the 2022 Arctic Science Summit Week (ASSW) and Arctic Observing Summit (AOS) meant to discuss ways forward in Arctic research and in developing an Arctic Observing system that meets the needs of Indigenous and local populations in the Arctic, as well…
Read MoreArctic Passion Science Communication Webinars
On March 22nd GRID-Arendal’s documentary filmmaker and multimedia journalist Olivia Rempel led a Zoom webinar about Storytelling in Science, open to anyone wanting to participate, as part of a series of webinars that Arctic PASSION will offer relating to communication of project results. There was a very high number of participants who registered for the…
Read MoreUsing Oral Histories, Indigenous Knowledge And Local Knowledge For Monitoring Environmental Change In Canada
The Arctic PASSION project attempts to address what needs to be done to improve and extend terrestrial, marine and cryospheric measurements and community-based monitoring systems; What services and networks are necessary for adaptation to climate change in regions; What is the best way to involve Indigenous Peoples, local populations and other actors in the region…
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