Coming up
Stay up to date with the latest events and happenings from PCAPS.
Coming up
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Register for webinars: The impact of environmental forecasting services in Svalbard and beyond
On October 19-20, 2026, the PCAPS Sustainability and Impact Task Team will organise two webinars and a workshop in Oslo, titled: “The impact of environmental forecasting services in Svalbard and beyond.” The sessions are funded by the Research Council of Norway and are a collaboration between a range of organisations, including Nord University, Wageningen University & Research (WUR), the Norwegian Meteorological Institute (MET Norway), the University Centre in Svalbard (UNIS) and the Association of Arctic Expedition Cruise Operators (AECO).
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Call for abstracts: Joint (AC)³ - MOSAiC Conference 2027
2 November 2026
Abstract submissions are now open for the Joint (AC)3-MOSAiC Conference 2027: Drivers and Impacts of a Changing Arctic, that will take place 8-12 March 2027 in Leipzig.
The overall conference goals are to coordinate and focus future Arctic observational and modeling actions towards enhanced understanding of Arctic system change, advanced model predictive capabilities, and improved applicability of scientific outputs for policy, governance, and society, including Indigenous interests.
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Second stage: PCAPS Horizon Scan Survey
Help to provide evidence-based recommendations for improving Arctic, Antarctic and Southern Ocean environmental prediction and weather services by participating in the second stage of the PCAPS Horizon Scan survey.
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Call for Abstracts for the WWRP 2027 Conference is now open!
31 December 2026
Abstracts are welcomed across three key themes for the WWRP 2027 Conference on “Advancing Weather Science for Resilient Societies”, to be held from 23 to 25 August 2027 at Nanjing University, China:
Observations: Physical and Societal Systems
Weather Prediction and Predictability
Societal Preparedness
Previous events
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Open Call: New PCAPS SG Members 2026
30 September 2026
The WWRP has issued an Open Call for new members, including for the PCAPS SG, to join its community. WWRP particularly encourages applications from Early Career Professionals to apply.
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Open Session 2026
19 August 2026
The annual PCAPS Open Session will be held at the Norwegian Meteorological Institute in Oslo, Norway this year. Join and help shape the future of polar environmental forecasting.
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21st Workshop on Antarctic Meteorology and Climate
16-18 June 2026
WAMC brings together those with common interests in Antarctic meteorology, climate, forecasting and related disciplines. The three-day event will focus on observational networks, numerical modeling, weather forecasting, operational/logistical interests, and Antarctic meteorological and climate research from contributors around the world.
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Open Call 2026
Apply by 15 May 2026
Join a newly formed Task Team on Antarctic Extremes within the PCAPS project and collaborate with a global network of experts.
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CliC OSC 2026
The World Climate Research Programme's (WCRP) Climate and Cryosphere (CliC) is holding its Open Science Conference in Wellington, New Zealand from 9 to 12 February, 2026.
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Open Call 2025
Apply by 31 March 2025
Join one of the newly formed Task Teams within the PCAPS project and help shape the future of polar forecasting and services.
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Open Session 2025
Tuesday 15 April 2025
New perspectives on challenges, bottlenecks, and opportunities in polar environmental services. Live stream from Cambridge, UK.
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AntClimNow
20 July 2025, Busan, South Korea
Workshop on Antarctic Predictability, taking place on Sunday, 20 July 2025 (14:00–17:00) at the GARAM HALL, Arpina Conference Room, Busan, South Korea.
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Horizon Scan 2025
Take the survey by 31 July 2025
Help to provide evidence-based recommendations for improving Arctic, Antarctic and Southern Ocean environmental prediction and weather services.
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CCCI PhD Summer School 2025
11-15 August 2025, Oslo, Norway
An opportunity for students from partner institutions across three Nordic countries.
Deadline to submit an application 6 June 2025.

