Conference: Meeting Support for the 9th Global Energy and Water Exchanges Open Science Conference in 2024

该奖项提供资金，以支持早期职业科学家和其他人参加将于2024年7月7日至12日在日本札幌举行的第九届全球能源和水交流(Gewex)开放科学会议。Gewex项目是世界气候研究计划(WCRP)的一部分，致力于了解地球的水循环。国际Gewex项目办公室负责规划这次会议，重点讨论三个主题：人类世的水和气候；极端和风险；水、能源和碳过程。会议将包括由青年地球系统科学家(YESS)、青年水文学会(YHS)、AGU水文科学生小组委员会(H3S)和日本早期职业研究人员领导的早期职业研究讲习班。作为会议的一部分，将举行几场会外活动(例如，三次Gewex小组会议和一次地下水研讨会)。Gewex会议有三个目标：1)为研究界提供交流思想和加强合作的机会；2)作为区域协调中心，帮助沟通和传播有关气候研究和Gewex活动的信息；以及3)为会外会议和早期职业研究人员提供参与Gewex和WCRP活动的机会。技术会议将涉及以下专题：1)了解、模拟和预测水、能量和碳循环的所有方面以及整个气候系统；(2)陆面反馈，包括土地和水管理的影响；(3)水文影响和预测；(4)涉及云、降水、水汽、气溶胶、大气动力学、辐射、碳和陆地-大气相互作用的过程研究；(5)观测和全球数据集，包括卫星观测；(6)季风、风暴、有组织对流、马登-朱利安振荡、地表通量、大气边界层等现象；Vii)级联和复合极端事件，减少灾害风险；vii)社会影响和人的层面。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

This award provides funds to support the participation of early career scientists and others in the 9th Open Science Conference of the Global Energy and Water Exchanges (GEWEX) to be held in Sapporo, Japan (July 7 – 12, 2024). The GEWEX project, as part of the World Climate Research Programme (WCRP), is dedicated to understanding Earth’s water cycle. The International GEWEX Project Office is responsible for planning the meeting that will focus on three themes: water and climate in the Anthropocene; extremes and risks; and water, energy and carbon processes. The conference will include an Early Career Research Workshop led by the Young Earth System Scientists (YESS), the Young Hydrologic Society (YHS), the AGU Hydrology Section Student Subcommittee (H3S) and Japanese early career researchers. As part of the conference several side events will take place (e.g., three GEWEX Panel meetings and a Ground Water Workshop).The GEWEX conference serves three objectives: 1) opportunity for the research community to exchange ideas and strengthen collaborations; 2) serve as regional focal point and help communicate and disseminate information about climate research and GEWEX activities; and 3) it provides an opportunity for side meetings and for early career researchers to become involved with GEWEX and WCRP activities. The technical sessions will cover topics like: i) understanding, modeling and predicting all aspects of the water, energy and carbon cycles and the climate system as a whole; (ii) land surface feedbacks, including effects of land and water management; (iii) hydrological impacts and prediction; (iv) process studies involving clouds, precipitation, water vapor, aerosols, atmospheric dynamics, radiation, carbon, and land-atmosphere interactions; (v) observations and global data sets, including satellite observations; (vi) phenomena such as monsoons, storms, organized convection, the Madden-Julian Oscillation, surface fluxes, atmospheric boundary layer; vii) cascading and compound extreme events, disaster risk reduction; and vii) societal impact and the human dimension.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.