The 27th International Symposium on Polar Sciences (ISPS 2022) Organizing Committee

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Scientific Sessions

September 20 (Tue)
September 21 (Wed)

S1. Retrospect and prospect of atmospheric research in Ny-Ålesund

Date & Time

Sept.20 (Tue), 10:00-12:00 (KST)

Moderator

Jeonghan Kim / Korea Polar Research Institute, Republic of Korea

Speakers

PL 01	Atmospheric Research in Ny-Alesund by AWI (Alfred-Wegener-Institute)
PL 01	Marion Maturilli / Alfred Wegener Institute, Germany

S1 01	The atmospheric activities of Italy since 2009 and the cooperation with KOPRI
S1 01	Vito Vitale / Institute of Polar Sciences, Italy

S1 02	Observation of Cloud Base Height and Precipitation Characteristics at Ny-Alesund, Svalbard
S1 02	Sourav Chatterjee / National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research, India

S1 03	Investigating Wintertime Cloud Microphysical Properties and Associated Radiative Effects at Ny-Alesund Using the Synergy of a Cloud Radar-Lidar-Ceilometer-Microwave Radiometer
S1 03	Sang-Woo Kim / Seoul National University, Republic of Korea

S1 04	Atmospheric aerosol observations over Ny-Alesund
S1 04	Rohit Srivastava / National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research, India

S1 05	Understanding and parameterizing turbulent fluxes of momentum and heat in the arctic stable atmospheric boundary layer
S1 05	Francesco Tampieri / Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate, Italy

S1 06	Thermospheric winds over arctic regions under active geomagnetic conditions observed by Fabry-Perot Interferometers
S1 06	Changsup Lee / Korea Polar Research Institute, Republic of Korea

S2. Svalbard as a barometer of climate change

Date & Time

Sept.20 (Tue), 13:00-15:00 (KST)

Moderator

Jung-Hyun Kim / Korea Polar Research Institute, Republic of Korea

Speakers

PL 02	Svalbard’s Holocene glacial history
PL 02	Wesley R. Farnsworth / Globe Institute, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

S2 01	Multi-proxies approach for reconstructing glacimarine environmental changes in northern Svalbard since the last deglacial period
S2 01	Kwangchul Jang / Korea Polar Research Institute, Republic of Korea

S2 02	Mercury Sources Reflecting the Holocene Climate Change: Records from the Arctic Fjord Sediments
S2 02	Eunjin Son / Pohang University of Science and Technology, Republic of Korea

S2 03	Ice sheet melt drove methane emissions in the Arctic during the last two interglacials
S2 03	Pierre-Antoine Dessandier / Ifremer, France

S2 04	The composition and abundance of phytoplankton after spring bloom in the Arctic Svalbard fjords
S2 04	Haryun Kim / Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology, Republic of Korea

S2 05	Morphodynamic evolution of paraglacial spit complexes on a tide-influenced Arctic fjord delta (Dicksonfjorden, Svalbard)
S2 05	Dohyeong Kim / Seoul National University, Republic of Korea

S3. Climate change impacts on Arctic terrestrial ecosystems

Date & Time

Sept.20 (Tue), 15:00-17:00 (KST)

Moderator

Mincheol Kim / Korea Polar Research Institute, Republic of Korea

Speakers

S3 01	Consequences of climate change for migratory Barnacle Geese
S3 01	Maarten J.J.E. Loonen / Arctic Centre, University of Groningen, Netherlands

S3 02	Micro & Macro Approaches for Conservation of Svalbard Plants
S3 02	Yoo Kyung Lee / Korea Polar Research Institute, Republic of Korea

S3 03	Climate Change Effects on Microbial Communities in Arctic Peat
S3 03	Alexander Tøsdal Tveit / UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Norway

S3 04	Lowering water table reduces carbon sink strength and carbon stocks in northern peatlands
S3 04	Min Jung Kwon / University of Hamburg, Germany

S3 05	Increased methane oxidation in Swedish tundra ecosystems
S3 05	Mats P. Bjorkman / University of Gothenburg, Sweden

S3 06	Seasonal changes in soil biogeochemical properties in responses to long-term warming in the high Arctic Canada
S3 06	Ji Young Jung / Korea Polar Research Institute, Republic of Korea

S4. Response of the Arctic marine system to ongoing environmental changes

Date & Time

Sept.21 (Wed), 10:00-12:00 (KST)

Moderator

Jinyoung Jung / Korea Polar Research Institute, Republic of Korea

Speakers

S4 01	Emergent Constraint for Future changes in Arctic Phytoplankton
S4 01	Jong-Seong Kug / Pohang University of Science and Technology, Republic of Korea

S4 02	Algal export in the Arctic Ocean in times of global warming
S4 02	Catherine Lalande / Korea Polar Research Institute, Republic of Korea

S4 03	Primary produnction and fate of organic carbon in Kongsfjorden, Svalbard
S4 03	Sun-Yong Ha / Korea Polar Research Institute, Republic of Korea

S4 04	Higher trophic levels in the central Arctic deep scattering layer
S4 04	Pauline Snoeijs-Leijonmalm / Stockholm University, Sweden

S4 05	Distributions of dissolved trace metals (Mn, Fe, Zn, Cu, and Cd) in the Chukchi Sea (western Arctic Ocean)
S4 05	Taejin Kim / Pukyong National University, Republic of Korea

S5. Remote sensing in the Arctic

Date & Time

Sept.21 (Wed), 13:00-15:00 (KST)

Moderator

Junhwa Chi / Korea Polar Research Institute, Republic of Korea

Speakers

S5 01	Fostering convergence of long-term observations in the Pacific Arctic sector: A Research Networking Activity in support of food security
S5 01	Hajo Eicken / International Arctic Research Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks, U.S.A.

S5 02	Example of successful cooperation between Korea and Norway in sea ice monitoring and forecasting
S5 02	Anton Korosov / Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Centre, Norway

S5 03	Comparison between GANs for the data augmentation of Arctic sea ice concentration images
S5 03	Minjoo Choi / Korea Maritime and Ocean University, Republic of Korea

S5 04	Consistent wintertime Arctic sea ice thickness and snow depth records from satellite passive radiometer measurements
S5 04	Hoyeon Shi / Seoul National University, Republic of Korea

S5 05	Understanding spatial patterns of permafrost freeze/thaw process with SAR remote sensing
S5 05	Sang-Eun Park / Sejong University, Republic of Korea

S5 06	Studying vegetation and environmental seasonal changes by means of automatic monitoring imaging and non-imaging sensors? Experience gained from equipment established in Adventdalen, Svalbard
S5 06	Lennart Nilsen / UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Norway

S6. Past and future of Greenland: a perspective on geology and environment

Date & Time

Sept.21 (Wed), 15:00-17:00 (KST)

Moderator

Mirinae Lee / Korea Polar Research Institute, Republic of Korea

Speakers

PL 03	Review of the Cambrian of northern Greenland
PL 03	John S. Peel / Uppsala University, Sweden

S6 01	The history of the KOPRI expeditions to North Greenland from 2016 to 2022
S6 01	Tae-Yoon S. Park / Korea Polar Research Institute, Republic of Korea

S6 02	Diverse phosphatized fossil remains from the Ediacaran of North Greenland
S6 02	Sebastian Willman / Uppsala University, Sweden

S6 03	Terrae Nullius in the Legal Status of Eastern Greenland Case: A Spatial and Temporal Analysis
S6 03	Shazzad Mohashin / University of Glasgow, UK

S6 04	Long-term research exchange spanning decades and proposals for future activities
S6 04	Hiroyuki Enomoto / National Institute of Polar Research, Japan

Scientific Sessions

S1. Retrospect and prospect of atmospheric research in Ny-Ålesund

S2. Svalbard as a barometer of climate change

S3. Climate change impacts on Arctic terrestrial ecosystems

S4. Response of the Arctic marine system to ongoing environmental changes

S5. Remote sensing in the Arctic

S6. Past and future of Greenland: a perspective on geology and environment

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