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• 1. Staff members

  Staff members Svavar Ásgeir Guðmundsson Job title: Digital Media Project Manager Email: svavar (hjá /about-imo/employees/persona/308/fyrirtaeki/2

• 2. IICWG charter signed

  Meteorological Office has been a partner of IICWG since its foundation in 1999 and welcomes this opportunity to acknowledge the partnership. The goal of IICWG, which was formed in in October 1999, is to promote cooperation between the world's ice centers on all matters concerning sea ice and icebergs /about-imo/news/nr/1406

• 3. Registration

  are requested to send applications before the above deadline. The applications must include a brief description of their PhD/research project and a recommendation from their supervisor supporting their participation. Please apply for participation through this link to FIVA's web-site. The applicants will be informed of the acceptance shortly after the registration deadline. Planet worth fighting /nonam/phd-summerschool/registration/

• 4. The_Sea_as_Our_Neighbour-_Coast_Adapt

  Centre, Kerry County Council Norway: Hammerfest Kommune, Finnmark, Northern Research Institute, Norut Alta Northern Ireland: University of Ulster, Centre for Coastal & Marine Research Scotland: Comhairle nan Eilean Siar, Local Authority (lead partner), University of Aberdeen, Institute for Coastal Science & Management, Scottish Natural Heritage. Environmental Research Institute, UHI Millennium /media/loftslag/The_Sea_as_Our_Neighbour-_Coast_Adapt.pdf

• 5. EUROVOLC is bringing

  themes:Community building, Volcano-Atmosphere interaction, Sub-surface processes, and Volcanic crisis preparedness and risk management of particular interest to the overall Earth Science community. IMO is a full partner of the EUROVOLC project. Our team of 7 scientists and specialists contribute to this project through the active participation as follows: IMO coordinates the project, leads WP1/management /about-imo/news/eurovolc

• 6. Glacier mapping – IPY

  km², since some ice-free areas outside the ice caps are included, and also some areas have been measured twice for research and quality assurance purposes. Comparable digital elevation models of glaciers in Iceland have hitherto not been available. The new models will serve as a baseline for comparison with all other measurement, past and future. With repeated measurements it is possible /about-imo/arctic/glacier-mapping-ipy/

• 7. Glacier mapping – IPY

  km², since some ice-free areas outside the ice caps are included, and also some areas have been measured twice for research and quality assurance purposes. Comparable digital elevation models of glaciers in Iceland have hitherto not been available. The new models will serve as a baseline for comparison with all other measurement, past and future. With repeated measurements it is possible /about-imo/arctic/glacier-mapping-IPY/

• 8. Mission

  atmospheric processes, glacier and avalanche studies, hydrological systems, earthquake and volcanic processes and geohazards. IMO also focuses on research in multi-parameter geophysical monitoring to develop more accurate forecasts of hazardous events. IMO has participated in several European and Nordic funded research projects, having the role of lead partner in many of them. The reception /about-imo/mission/

• 9. Ved-eng-2006

  An extensive grass fire was raging for a few days in the west, starting on 30 March. This grass fire is the largest known in Iceland, about 67 sq kilometers (6700 hectares) were burned. The squads fighting the fire managed to shield all farmhouses in the very sparsely populated area. The area will presumably recover in a few years as there is no forest there. Reykjavík /media/vedurstofan/utgafa/skylduskil/Ved-eng-2006.pdf

• 10. Abstract_Impacts_of_Climate_Change_on_Stormwater_Systems_in_Reykjavik

  Then this information is used to assess increased flood risk in the stormwater system in downtown Reykjavík using Mike Urban program. The only precipitation record with sufficient length and resolution in Reykjavík is from the Icelandic Meteorological Office. From 1951 to 1999, the data was recorded on paper, but a digital gauge was then installed. Three methods have been used to detect changes /media/loftslag/Abstract_Impacts_of_Climate_Change_on_Stormwater_Systems_in_Reykjavik.pdf