Over 4,000 scientists, educators, students, and other professionals from across the weather, water, and climate community gathered in Austin, Texas from 7–11 January, 2018 to share, learn, and collaborate.
Communication is a dynamic, powerful, and essential part of the weather, climate, and water enterprise. Successful communication requires active engagement – not only thinking about what, when, where, how, why, and to whom we speak but also carefully listening to better understand and respond appropriately.
419 Sessions
2,181 Oral Presentations
1,226 Poster Presentations
I.M. Systems Group ~ CSU Department of Atmospheric Science
Johns Hopkins University ~ Meso, Inc. ~ ERT, Inc. ~ Univ. of Colorado-LASP
Penn State Department of Meteorology and Atmospheric
University of Washington OU School of Meteorology
Global Science and Technology, Inc. ~ AER