Changing Environmental Controls on Coupled Chemical Exchange Between the Ocean, Ice, and Atmosphere in the Arctic Workshop; Summer/Fall 2002; West Lafayette, IN

将举办一个为期三天的讲习班，以综合信息和评估极其重要的悬而未决的问题、解决这些问题的手段以及增进我们对北冰洋海冰-积雪-大气相互作用的了解所需的后勤和支助。海洋-大气-冰相互作用(OAII)科学指导委员会--ARCS科学计划的一个组成部分--批准了这一讲习班。讲习班的一个主要目标是最大限度地计划一系列实地活动、模型开发研究和实验室研究，旨在了解空气-雪-冰-水的化学交换及其对气候的影响。相关分支学科的关键科学家将参与进来，并将把通常不会互动的调查人员聚集在一起。还将确定与美国努力的联系和杠杆作用。研讨会产品将是一个初步研究计划，确定现场、实验室和建模工作的目标和后勤需求。会议将进一步讨论与区域和区域合作组织类型研究有关的更广泛的区域和区域合作委员会的目标，并在区域合作与合作组织新的专题阶段的背景下讨论执行问题。

A three-day workshop will be conducted to synthesize information and evaluate critically important unresolved issues, the means for pursuing those issues and the logistics and support needed to improve our understanding of the Arctic Ocean sea ice-snowpack-atmosphere interactions. The Ocean-Atmosphere-Ice-Interactions (OAII) Scientific Steering Committee, a component of the ARCSS science program, endorsed this workshop. A primary goal of the workshop is top plan a series of field campaigns, model development studies and laboratory studies aimed at understanding air-snow-ice-water chemical exchange and how this influences climate. Key scientists in the relevant sub-disciplines will be involved and will bring together investigators that would not normally interact. Linkages and leverages to the U.S. effort will also be identified. The workshop product will be a preliminary research plan defining the objectives and logistical needs for field, laboratory and modeling work. The meeting will further address the wider ARCSS goals pertaining to OAII type research and address the implementation issues in the context of the new thematic phase of ARCSS.