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Dear Colleague, First of all *Happy New Year* ! (I apologize for any cross-posting).Now that the Seasonal holidays are finished, there is only *one week left to submit an abstract *to the* 2012 EGU ESSI *conference (22-27 April 2012, Vienna).
This is a kind reminder of the deadline: *17th of January*. Please, visit http://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2012/sessionprogramme/ESSI to select a session and submit your abstract.
For your convenience , I included my previous message describing the entire ESSI programme.
Thank you and best regards, Stefano Nativi (President, ESSI Division of EGU)
I am writing to invite you to submit an abstract to the forthcoming Earth and Space Sciences Informatics (ESSI) sessions of the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly in Vienna, 22-27 April 2012. Please, see __http://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2012/sessionprogramme/ESSI Authors are invited to submit abstracts by *Tuesday 17 January 2012*.Please, read /How to submit an Abstract at/: http://meetings.copernicus.org/egu2012/abstract_management/how_to_submit_an_abstract.htmlThis year we have two sub-programmes:ESSI1 -- *Community-driven challenges and solutions dealing with Informatics*ESSI2 -- *Multi-disciplinary challenges and solutions across the Earth and Space Sciences* For your convenience, I listed the sessions at the end of this message.Recently ESSI promoted a Division medal: the *McHarg medal* (see _http://www.egu.eu/awards-medals/awards-and-medals/award/portrait-ian-mcharg.html_).The new medalist: *Prof. Peter Fox* will be awarded in Vienna at the GA meeting !_Please do not hesitate to contact me or one of the session conveners should you have any questions, and please feel free to forward this message to others who may be interested._Best regards, Stefano Nativi (President, ESSI Division of EGU)ESSI1 -- Community-driven challenges and solutions dealing with InformaticsESSI1.1 New Data Paradigms in the Solid Earth Sciences * * ESSI1.2/OS4.7 Informatics in Oceanography and Ocean Science (co-organized) NH1.8/AS4.15/ESSI1.3/HS5.10/HS7.7ICT-based hydrometeorology science and natural disaster societal impact assessment (co-organized)ESSI1.4International Collaboration and Integration Strategies for Climate and other Geosciences InformaticsESSI1.5 Spatial and temporal patterns of wildfires: models, theory, and reality ESSI1.6Laser Scanning: 3D Spatial Data, Analysis, and Infrastructures in GeosciencesNH5.7/ESSI1.7 Architecture of Future Tsunami Warning Systems (co-organized)ESSI2 -- Multi-disciplinary challenges and solutions across the Earth and Space SciencesESSI2.1 Mathematical Modeling and Simulation Software in the Geosciences ESSI2.2 Earth System Modeling: Strategies and Software EOS6/ESSI2.3 Modern Geoinformatics and Education (co-organized) ESSI2.4 Full life cycle of data ESSI2.5 Metadata and Data Models, and Markup Languages ESSI2.6 Uncertainty in Environmental Data and Models ESSI2.7 Service Architecture challenges for multi-disciplinary systems ESSI2.8 Collaborative environments and semantic interoperability ESSI2.9/GI1.5Intelligent geo-Information Management in the Future Internet (co-organized)ESSI2.10 Earth science on Cloud, HPC and Grid ESSI2.11 Large scale data analytics and mining in the Earth Science domains ESSI2.12 Real Use of Standards and Technologies - Live Demonstrations
/------------------------- Dr. Stefano Nativi Head of the Earth & Space Informatics laboratory (ESSI-lab)National Research Council of Italy - Institute of Atmospheric Pollution Research - (CNR-IIA)
Manager of the UOS (Organizational Unit) Area di Ricerca Roma 2 - Tor Vergata
c/o University of Florence Piazza Ciardi, 25 -59100 Prato (Italy) tel +39 0574 602535 cell +39 6428427
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