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Updated Draft Agenda for Day 4 State of the Arctic Conference

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Here is the updated draft agenda for Day 4 of the State of the Arctic Conference (16-19 March, Miami). Day 4 is devoted to discussion of international collaboration in arctic research and is sponsored by ISAC. All agenda slots are currently full, however if you would like to contribute a poster or pdf describing your organization, program or project for Day 4 please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it before  26 February 2010. Presentations, oral and poster/pdf on the ISAC website, and summary reports of the activities of Day 4 will be made available on the ISAC website. You can download the presentation template for Day 4; this template provides guidance for speakers in the session Progress and Pitfalls in International Arctic Science. If you wish to contribute via poster or pdf please use this template as a guideline for your presentation.
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ISAC Fall 2009 Newsletter

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The fall edition of the ISAC Newsletter is available here for download. If you would like to submit a short article to the spring edition (publication in March 2010), please contact Maribeth S. Murray at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
 

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The International Study of Arctic Change (ISAC) is an open-ended international research program designed to understand the future state of the Arctic System under anthropogenic stress. The driving force behind ISAC is the need to build understanding, improve capacity for predicting Arctic System changes, and develop necessary mitigation and adaptation strategies to minimize the adverse effects of such changes. ISAC facilitates international co-operative efforts to understand the Arctic System and all its components on a pan-Arctic scale. ISAC extends the study of the Arctic from basic science to offer insight into options for solutions to the real world problems that are intrinsic to a changing planet. ISAC research encompasses the important science activities outlined in previous initiatives while evolving into a program that is international and informed by stakeholder-defined needs for solutions.

 

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Study of Environmental Arctic Change SEARCH is U.S. effort to understand the nature, extent, and future development of the system-scale change presently seen in the Arctic.
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