Posts Tagged ‘Arctic’
Arctic PASSION final results factsheet
This is one of the factsheet series with key messages from Arctic PASSION. The series will be continued and new factsheets will be announced here. All factsheets can be found on Zenodo.
Read MoreArctic Passion 2025 Symposium And General Assembly In Potsdam
It’s a wrap! Arctic PASSION gathered for a final meeting full of reflection, celebration, and inspiration – marking the culmination of four years of passionate and successful collaboration across the Arctic and beyond. Over100 people attended the 4-day event consisting of two days of an open final Symposium, followed by two days of an internal…
Read MoreArctic Passion At The Arctic Circle Assembly 2025
The Arctic PASSION project will be present at the Arctic Circle 2025 Assembly, at the Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre in Reykjavik, Iceland next week from 16th to 18th October. Arctic PASSION will host or participate in several sessions and events and we hope that you will join us. Thursday October 16th: There will…
Read MoreSaon Roads Progress
Arctic PASSION aims to repair flaws in the Arctic observing network by refining its operability, extending pan-Arctic scientific and community-based monitoring with local and Indigenous Knowledge, by streamlining the access and interoperability of Arctic Data services, and by ensuring the economic viability and sustainability of the observing system for years to come. The ambition of…
Read MoreArctic Window Of Copernicus: A Key Analytical Deliverable Of Arctic Passion
Several years ago, Arctic PASSION proposed to establish an Arctic Window of Copernicus, to make data relevant to Arctic region to easily accessible by standardised APIs for geospatial, both for data discovery and data access. The original concept of the Arctic Window evolved in parallel with the development of the Copernicus Arctic Hub, led by…
Read MoreUnalakleet Indigenous Knowledge Database Released
Arctic PASSION proudly announces the launch of the Unalakleet Climate Events Database, a groundbreaking resource now available on ArcticSeas.org, presenting over two decades of Indigenous-led observations, oral histories, and scientific insights, co-created alongside Unalakleet’s co-researchers with their full consent. It spotlights two keystone species—Pacific salmon and caribou—as living indicators of environmental change, providing a multilayered…
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