U.S. Participant Support for a Workshop on Annual Records of Tropical Systems (ARTS); Noumea, New Caledonia; 1996

9528411科尔该奖项支持美国科学家参加新的热带系统年度记录(ARTS)计划的国际科学和实施研讨会。ARTS是过去全球变化(PAGE)的一项任务，是政府间地球科学计划的核心项目。艺术的目标是扩大我们对热带海洋-大气行为的了解，在几年到几个世纪的时间里，以季节性-年度分辨率。这项研究将加强我们对全球气候变异性的理解，并最终应导致气候系统更具可预测性。拟议的研讨会将有助于确定科学优先事项，协调正在进行的研究，确定新的研究途径，并在追求艺术目标的过程中促进国际合作。与会者将包括几个古气候学学科的专家以及精通热带海洋-大气相互作用的气候学家。讲习班的产品将包括一份书面的科学和实施计划，供逐页出版，以及一系列将作为艺术一部分开展的具体科学项目的招股说明书。预计将有来自美国、印度尼西亚、法国、澳大利亚、加拿大、中国和日本的科学家参加。

9528411 Cole This award supports the participation of U.S. scientists in an international science and implementation workshop for the new Annual Records of Tropical Systems (ARTS) initiative. ARTS is a task of Past Global Changes (PAGES), a core project of the IGBP. The goal of ARTS is to expand our knowledge of the behavior of the tropical ocean-atmosphere, with seasonal-annual resolution, over periods of years to centuries. This research will enhance our understanding of the global climate variability and should ultimately lead to greater predictability of the climate system. The proposed workshop will help to set scientific priorities, coordinate ongoing research, define new avenues of research, and catalyze international collaboration in the pursuit of ARTS objectives. Participants will include experts in several paleoclimatology disciplines as well as climatologists versed in tropical ocean-atmosphere interactions. Products of the workshop will include a written science and implementation plan for publication by PAGES as well as a series of prospectuses for specific science projects to be carried out as part of ARTS. Scientists from the U.S., Indonesia, France, Australia, Canada, China, and Japan are expected to participate.