ICOS France Science day
from: 26-11-19 to: 28-11-19
Understanding the greenhouse gases cycle in a warming Earth
For the recent years, the European continent and North Atlantic ocean have been experiencing unprecedented droughts (2018) and heat waves (late spring and summer 2019) events. The observing stations in the land, atmosphere and ocean organised by the ICOS infrastructure have been monitoring the impacts of such events on the long lived greenhouse gases flux exchanged between continental ecosystems, ocean surface waters and the atmosphere. Beyond the direct observations obtained with harmonised measurements and centrally available through the ICOS Carbon Portal and Thematic Centres, the time series of data collected across the three domains allow to understand the short and long term effects of such events on the greenhouse gases balance of the European continent and to connect together the biogeochemical processes at work at a range of spatial scales. The accuracy, traceability and interoperability of data collected in combination with remote sensed data e.g. on land use and land use changes are paving the way to enhanced quantifications of greenhouse gases content of the atmosphere in real time, verification of climate policies effects and improved projections of the future climate impacts on terrestrial ecosystems, urban megacities and oceans.
The 2019 France ICOS scientific day hosted by the Roscoff conference centre of CNRS and the Roscoff Biological Station is an open scientific conference welcoming communications about the greenhouse gases cycle and focusing on measurements, data reporting and analysis, ICOS data applications, and modelling in France and Europe. The 2019 ICOS FRANCE open conference is co-organised by INRA, CNRS, CEA, IRD and the Sorbonne University.
The conference morning session will include two keynote lectures given by Philippe Ciais that will address the impacts of the 2018 Drought on the GHG cycle and Jamie Shutler about the exchanges of GHG at the surface of ocean waters.
https://workshop.inra.fr/jsif-2019_eng/
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