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IPY Report: December 2007

by GWillis last modified 2007-12-12 10:34

From: IPY International Programme Office To: IPY Project Coordinators cc: IPY Community Google Groups

IPY Report: December 2007

 

From: IPY International Programme Office

To: IPY Project Coordinators

cc: IPY Community Google Groups

This message can also be viewed on the web at:

http://www.ipy.org/index.php?/ipy/detail/ipy_report_december_2007/

 

 

Contents:

 

1. IPY Science Day: Ice Sheets, December 13th 2007

2. AGU

3. Data Coordinators

4. IPO in December

5. IPY Events and Conferences

6. Logos and Clothing

7. Two recent meetings

8. Blog on IPY.org

 

 

 

1. IPY Science Day: Ice Sheets, December 13th 2007

 

December 13th marks the second IPY Science Day, focussing on Ice  Sheets.  You can find information from more than 20 IPY Projects  researching various aspects of Ice Sheets on ipy.org, as well as an  educational flier, in 16 languages, and information for teachers and  media.  Show your involvement in IPY by launching a virtual balloon on  this day!

http://www.ipy.org/index.php?/ipy/detail/ice_sheet_day_launch_a_virtual_balloon/

 

 

2. American Geophysical Union meeting, 10 to 14 December 2007

 

IPY will have a large presence at AGU, with Union and Section science  and education sessions, town meetings, and countless side meetings.   We hope to display a list of daily IPY-related events at the IPY  exhibit.  We will also have copies of the new LIMA poster - arrive  early to get one.  If you have time to 'work' at the IPY exhibit, for  even an hour or two, please let us know - we need assistance.  IPO  thanks the USA NSF Office of Polar Programs for their support of and  partnership in the IPY exhibit.

 

 

3. Data Coordinators

 

We hear of recent efforts in two IPY nations to establish national  data coordinators.  We see those appointments as extremely helpful in  the overall IPY data and information effort.  Encouraging rapid and  free data exchange and ensuring reliable and accessible long-term data  archives remain our most important tasks.  The IPY DIS web site (http://ipydis.org/index.html , or link from ipy.org) provides many resources for IPY researches and  project coordinators.  Leaders of the IPY DIS effort will provide an  information and help service at AGU, from the IPY exhibit.

 

 

4. IPO in December

 

Kathy