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Information from Past Events
CLIMAS-SAHRA
Media Briefings [November 12, 2003]
As part of the END InSight initiative, CLIMAS and SAHRA
(The University of Arizona/NSF Science & Technology Center for Sustainability
of semi-Arid Hydrology and Riparian Areas) have teamed up with a variety
of state and federal agencies, universities, and research institutions
to provide Arizona and New Mexico news media with up-to-date information
on drought, El Niño, climate forecasts, and state-of-the-art
hydroclimatic research. The SAHRA website features these presentations
in PDF files.
National
Seasonal Assessment Workshop [February 25-28, 2003]
The first annual National Seasonal Assessment Workshop brought together
climatologists, predictive service units, and fire managers from across
the country to produce seasonal fire outlook reports. [pdf file, 881K]
The report proceedings
are also available [pdf file, 1.2 MB]
Fire
in the West Workshop [March 5-6, 2002]
This workshop brought together key fire management and climate experts
to review the 2001 fire season, assess the potential fire risk for 2002,
and present research on the relationship between climate and fire.
Monsoon
Applications and Human Dimensions [June 18-20, 2001]
This workshop provided an opportunity for interaction among invited
representatives of key user communities, social scientists and applications
experts, and North American monsoon researchers.
Fire
and Climate in the Southwest [March 28, 2001]
This one-day workshop brought together key individuals from Arizona
and New Mexico to review the 2000 fire season, discuss potential fire
risk for 2001, and to identify ways in which climate information can
be better integrated into planning and decision making activities.
Fire
and Climate 2001 [February 14-16, 2001]
This workshop brought together key individuals to review the 2000 fire
season, discuss potential fire risk for 2001, and to identify ways in
which climate information can be better integrated into planning and
decision making activities.
The Implications of La Niña and El Niño for Fire Management [February 23-24, 2000] - A workshop sponsored by ISPE, CLIMAS, and the Laboratory for Tree-Ring Research.
Winter 1999-2000 La Niña Forecast Workshop [November 22, 1999] - Sponsored by ISPE and CLIMAS.