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Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)

Geophysics and Geology,    Conventional and Renewable Energy Production

AGU and CUAHSI

WaterSciCon advances hydrology and related global convergent science issues and helps address and expose local and regional issues worldwide. The meeting will bring together a community of water-focused researchers, educators, practitioners, engineers, and policymakers spanning academic, agency, public, and private sectors to share tools and approaches, build new collaborations, and synthesize our understanding of people, planet, and water science.

The theme of the meeting is Catalyzing Collaboration.

American Society of Civil Engineers, ASCE

The Geoenvironmental Congress aims to foster collaboration and information sharing among geoenvironmental professionals to address the challenges posed by a changing climate. Highlighting strategies for managing soil and groundwater scarcity and contamination, managing byproducts and waste in a sustainable way, while promoting sustainable geoenvironmental practices in the face of a rapidly changing climate.

American Nuclear Society (ANS)

Nuclear Enabling a Net Zero World

UC Santa Barbara, Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics

The Conference will be devoted to discussions about how the polar climate system will evolve in a warming world. It will focus on understanding key physical processes and interactions between different components of the polar climate with a view towards improving projections of future polar climate. We will recruit a diverse group of participants across research fields, career stage, gender, geographical origin, under-represented groups, from around the world. Sessions will cover topics such as: 1) physical processes, their representation in observations and models, and their importance in a warmer world, 2) feedbacks and interactions between components of the polar climate system, 3) how to learn from the past to improve future predictions, 4) the role of polar regions in an evolving global climate system, and 5) how to leverage technological advances to enable a sustained polar observing system.