MedCLIVAR is an international programme which aims to coordinate and promote the study of the Mediterranean climate.
MedCLIVAR's scientific priorities are:
description of climate past
evolution
assessment of climate
variability at different space and time scales
understanding the
mechanisms responsible for the observed climate variability
identifying trends and
providing climate prediction in relation to future emission scenarios.
study of the occurrence of
extreme events and climate change impacts
Add your data to the MedCLIVAR long-time archive of climate datasets
1st call for applications for 10 years long-time archiving of Climate research data in the World Data Center for Climate (WDCC)
see the pdf version for details
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MedCLIVAR Special Issue“The climate of the Mediterranean region: recent progresses and climate change impacts” of Regional Environmental Changes
Springer WEB
Please check this pdf document for detailed informations
Manuscript submission is open from October 15th 2011 to March 15th 2012
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MedCLIVAR Sessions at EGU General Assembly
CL4.3 Mediterranean Climate: from past to future
OS2.2 Advances in understanding of the multi-disciplinary dynamics of the Southern European Seas (Mediterranean and Black Sea)
SSS5.19 Climate and erosion in Mediterranean Ecosystems under Global Change Mediterranean ecosystems are particularly threatened by soil erosion
WEB
23-27 April 2012
Vienna, AUSTRIA
Deadline for abtracts: 17 January 2012
MedCLIVAR has been endorsed by CLIVAR (CLImate VARiability and Predictability) in January 2006 and approved by the European Science Foundation (ESF) in August 2006.
The ESF MedCLIVAR Research Networking Programme runs from May 2006 to May 2011. MedCLIVAR activities such as annual workshops, summer schools and scientists exchange grants are supported by ESF