Travel Support to International Workshop on Sustainable Development Strategies, Impacts on Climate, New Delhi, IndiaJanuary 25-30, 1993, Award in Indian and U.S. Currencies

说明：本提案将支持差旅 八名美国科学家参加了 可持续发展国际研讨会 发展战略和 全球/区域/地方对大气的影响 1月25日至28日，新德里，组成与气候 1993年30日。 M. P. Singh教授， 印度大气科学研究所 技术，新德里和Sethu拉曼，北 卡罗莱纳州立大学是 本会议讲习班的目的 是提供一个论坛来审查和讨论 物理过程的现状 地球-大气系统及其对 生态系统由于复杂的 互动和反馈过程， 为保持质量而寻求的补救措施 大气层。 研讨会的讨论 应该导致更广泛的建议- 推广利用现有技术， 科普当前的能源需求 未来;和新的发展 能源/工业/农业技术， 将避免对我们生态系统的威胁。 范围：研讨会高度相关， 来自美国和印度的科学家， 综合关于全球和区域 气候变化和讨论可持续 发展和能源利用措施， 各国应予以不利考虑 受气候变化情景的影响。 共同 要解决的问题包括森林和 沿海地区管理，地下水储存， 适应农业可能发生的变化 模式和相关的水产生产力 随着全球气温的上升 免受温室效应的影响

Description: This proposal will support travel of eight US scientists to attend the International Workshop on Sustainable Development Strategies and Global/Regional/Local Impacts on Atmospheric Composition and Climate, New Delhi, January 25- 30, 1993. Professor M.P. Singh, Center for Atmospheric Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi and Sethu Raman, North Carolina State University are the conveners of the conference. The objective of the workshop is to provide a forum to review and discuss the current state of physical processes within the earth-atmosphere systems, their impact on the ecological system as a result of complex interactions and feedback processes and remedies to be sought to preserve the quality of the atmosphere. The workshop deliberations should lead to recommendations on more wide- spread utilization of existing technologies to cope with energy requirements in the immediate future; and the development of new energy/industrial/agricultural technology that will avoid the threat to our ecological system. Scope: The workshop is highly relevant to scientists from the US and India since it will synthesize information on global and regional climate variability and discuss sustainable development and energy use measures that need to be taken into account by countries adversely affected by climate change scenarios. Common issues to be addressed include forest and coastal zone management, groundwater storage, adaptation to likely shifts in agricultural patterns and aquatic productivity associated with the expected rise in global temperature from the greenhouse effect.