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This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
This track focuses on the fundamental processes governing ocean-atmosphere interactions. It aims to explore the physical mechanisms that drive these interactions and their implications for weather systems.
This session will examine the impacts of climate variability on ocean-atmosphere dynamics. Discussions will include the role of natural and anthropogenic factors in altering climate patterns.
This track investigates the role of heat flux in the ocean's energy balance and its influence on weather phenomena. Participants will present research on the mechanisms of heat exchange between the ocean and atmosphere.
This session will delve into the processes of air-sea exchange and their significance in weather forecasting. Topics will include the exchange of gases, heat, and momentum between the ocean and atmosphere.
This track will explore the complex interactions between monsoon systems and oceanic conditions. Emphasis will be placed on feedback mechanisms that influence monsoon intensity and duration.
This session will focus on the predictive modeling of cyclones and associated storm surges. Researchers will present advancements in modeling techniques and their applications in disaster preparedness.
This track will address the development and application of coupled ocean-atmosphere models in climate research. Discussions will include model validation, improvements, and future directions in climate modeling.
This session will investigate the role of atmospheric forcing in shaping precipitation patterns over oceanic regions. The focus will be on understanding the interactions between atmospheric dynamics and oceanic conditions.
This track will explore the effects of wind stress on ocean circulation and its implications for weather systems. Presentations will highlight the relationship between wind patterns and oceanic currents.
This session will examine the teleconnections associated with the El Ni?o-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) and their impact on global weather patterns. Researchers will discuss the mechanisms through which ENSO influences climate variability.
This track will focus on the intersection of marine meteorology and hydrodynamic responses in ocean systems. Presentations will cover the effects of meteorological phenomena on ocean dynamics and vice versa.
