iCAS 2024

2024 presentation slides are available in FigShare.

Registration and hotel reservations are now open for the iCAS 2024 symposium, and registration rates are lower than past years! 

Visit the iCAS 2024 logistics page to register, make your hotel reservations, learn about the excursion to Rocca di Angera (first come, first serve), and find information to help you with your travel arrangements.

You can also see the initial slate of presentations on the agenda and presentations page. A more complete program and schedule will be announced soon.

We hope you can join us and look forward to seeing you in Stresa!

The biennial International Computing in the Atmospheric Sciences (iCAS) Symposium brings together an international group of center directors and global experts from the atmospheric and related geosciences communities to discuss advances in the ever-changing computing landscape. We are at a moment where the integration of diverse scientific disciplines and international collaboration is essential for significant advancements in Earth system science. iCAS 2024 aims to foster an environment where collaborative efforts will be developed to lead to new innovative solutions. 

The theme for iCAS 2024 is Interdisciplinary and International Collaboration for Advancing Earth System Science, and we invite you to contribute your presentation and insights to the iCAS 2024 program. At iCAS 2024, we are particularly looking for thought-provoking and forward-looking presentations around

• The development and modernization of climate and weather models, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches and international cooperation.
• The role of artificial intelligence and machine learning in Earth system science, and how these technologies benefit from and contribute to collaborative international efforts.
• Strategies and advancements in data curation, sharing, and analysis that exemplify the power of international standards and interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Case studies and experiences in fostering a collaborative and interdisciplinary workforce.
• Innovative practices in energy efficiency and sustainability in computational sciences, highlighting the intersection of technology and environmental stewardship.

iCAS plans to become a platform for open knowledge exchange, networking, and the initiation of long-lasting collaborations. Attendees will include leadership and management from centers focused on weather/climate modeling, computing and data services, who will hear about and discuss practices you can apply at your center, discover new sources of expertise, benefit from lessons learned by your peers, and identify opportunities for collaboration. The symposium will feature presentations and panel discussions all aimed at fostering dialogue and collaboration.

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Key Dates

• 28 February — Submissions for presentations and panels due. 
• 1 April — Panel organizers notified.
• 15-30 April — Presenters notified. At least one speaker from each presentation  is expected to register and attend.
• 30 April — Panel organizers confirm panelist participation. All panel members will be expected to register and attend.
• 1 May — Registration and hotel reservations open. Tentative schedule of speaker talks provided.
• 1 July — Schedule announced.
• 31 July — Hotel reservation deadline.
• 16 August — Registration deadline.
• 8–12 September — iCAS Symposium in Stresa, Italy.