An article on the outcome of a PAGES session on Adding value to Earth-system science via networking, capacity enhancement and communication at the recent Planet Under Pressure Conference has been published in the latest Asia Pacific Network newsletter.
This PAGES co-sponsored educational workshop will address both the essential numerical understanding and the R skills required to handle, process and analyse palaeoenvironmental data.
Financial support for up to five early career researchers from developing countries available. Application deadline is 15 May 2012.
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The PAGES Open Science Meeting (OSM) is the flagship event of the PAGES calendar. The 4th PAGES OSM will be held on 13-16 Feb 2013 in Goa, India. The PAGES Young Scientists Meeting (YSM) is the premier event for early career researchers organized by PAGES. The 2nd YSM will be held on 11-12 Feb 2013 in Goa, India.
A review article titled The Geological Record of Ocean Acidification has been published in Science. The article was an outcome of the discussions at a PAGES-supported workshop on Paleo-ocean acidification and carbon cycle perturbation events in 2010.
PAGES news vol. 20 (1): Paired Perspectives on Global Change
This issue of the PAGES newsletter features paired perspectives that address the present and the past as two sides of the same coin, seeking to provide a window into the future. The topics cut across the research carried out in IGBP's projects and beyond on land, oceans, the atmosphere and their interfaces. It also provides information on recently held meetings and program news.
The prolific PAGES PALSEA Working Group has published a special issue - Sea Level and Ice Sheet Evolution: A PALSEA Special Edition. This special issue of Earth and Planetary Science Letters includes a series of papers that consider diverse approaches, data and time scales together with carefully posed questions to better understand and place in context the rate and nature of contemporary and future ice sheet and sea-level evolution.
The Past Interglacials (PIGS) Working Group has published an article titled Determining the natural length of the current interglacial in the journal Nature Geoscience.
