The 17th Symposium on Aerosol–Cloud–Climate Interactions is sponsored by the American Meteorological Society and organized by the AMS Committee on Atmospheric Chemistry.
Call for Papers
Papers for the 17th Symposium on Aerosol–Cloud–Climate Interactions are solicited on the following:
Aerosol-radiation interactions
Bridging process observations and global model aerosol-cloud-precipitation interactions
Advances in observational and modeling studies of mineral dust in the Earth system
Joint Sessions
Advances on the polarimetric remote sensing of aerosols and clouds(Joint with Second Symposium on Cloud Physics)
Aerosol-climate interactions from regional to global scale(Joint with 38th Conference on Climate Variability and Change)
Aerosol-cloud interactions in deep convection(Joint with Second Symposium on Cloud Physics)
Aerosol-cloud interactions in mixed phase clouds(Joint with Second Symposium on Cloud Physics)
Aerosol-cloud interactions in warm clouds (Joint with Second Symposium on Cloud Physics)
Aerosol-cloud interactions: In-situ measurement challenges(Hosted by 25th Symposium on Meteorological Observation and Instrumentation)
Aerosol-cloud interactions over the North Atlantic Ocean(Joint with Second Symposium on Cloud Physics)
Atmospheric ice formation processes in clouds(Joint with Second Symposium on Cloud Physics)
Challenges and progress in understanding, simulating and forecasting fog(Joint with Second Symposium on Cloud Physics)
Cloud and precipitation responses to aerosol pollution, weather modification, and climate intervention(Joint with Second Symposium on Cloud Physics)
Formation and impacts of aerosols and CCN: experiment, observation, and modeling(Joint with 27th Conference on Atmospheric Chemistry)
Mesoscale cloud organization(Joint with Second Symposium on Cloud Physics)
Parameterization of cloud microphysics across scales(Hosted by Second Symposium on Cloud Physics)
Wildfire impacts(Hosted by 27th Conference on Atmospheric Chemistry)
Wildfire influence on aerosol, cloud, and climate (Joint with 27th Conference on Atmospheric Chemistry)
Student Award Opportunities
Student Presentation Awards
We are proud to provide six outstanding student paper awards (three for oral presentations and three for posters) as well as four honorable mentions. The outstanding student paper award ($200 each) recognizes outstanding student papers based on evaluations of both the submitted paper abstracts and corresponding oral or poster presentations. In particular, students selected for the award should demonstrate outstanding qualities, including the following:
significance of the work and originality and creativity of the approach;
clear explanation of methods;
visual clarity (clarity of figures, appropriate font sizes, effective use of space, headings, etc.);
organization and logical structure (e.g., clearly stated questions, results and conclusions);
conclusions supported by data and analysis;
author’s knowledge of the subject matter including awareness of prior research in the field;
and ability to answer questions.
To be eligible for the awards, you must be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student enrolled at a university, and you also must be the lead author, personally presenting the work. Students must indicate whether they wish to be considered for a paper award when submitting their abstracts.