July 2019, Issue 92
APOLO-2019
Due to large
number of the requests, the deadline for submission of the abstracts for
APOLO-2019 has been extended until
August 1, 2019.
APOLO-2019 is the
2nd Conference on "Advancement of POLarimetric
Observations: instruments, calibration, and improved aerosol and cloud
retrievals that will take place on 4-7 November 2019 in Lille, France.
APOLO-2019
official website: http://www-loa.univ-lille1.fr/workshops/APOLO-2019/ Note, that the list
of invited speaker is been updated.
We will be delighted
to see you among speakers and attendees of APOLO-2019.
Oleg Dubovik, Zhengqiang Li, Michael
Mishchenko, Jerome Riedi, Pierre Tabary,
Hal Maring and Bojan Bojkov
APOLO Conveners
Committee
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ELS-XVIII: JQSRT special issue
The JQSRT website
https://www.evise.com/profile/#/JQSRT/login has been set up to accommodate
submissions to the ELS-XVIII special issue. As a reminder, only full-size
original contributions and comprehensive reviews will be considered. An invited
review should have the word "Review" just above the title of the
manuscript.
Please remember
to select the "VSI: ELS-XVIII" paper category during the submission
process.
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ELS XIX
We are pleased to
announce that the 19th Electromagnetic and Light Scattering Conference
(ELS-XIX) will be held 29 June -- 3 July
2020 at the ITMO University, St. Petersburg, Russia:
https://en.itmo.ru/en/department_list/Academic_Structure.htm
This University
if located in the historical center of the city that has become the No. 1
tourist destination in Europe. St. Petersburg has been thoroughly refurbished
for the World Cup held in Russia last year. This is a beautiful time of year
famous for its "White Nights". The weather is usually nice, with temperatures
around 18-19 C.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Petersburg
Given the
popularity of this destination in June/July, it is very important to start your
planning now and reserve a hotel as early as possible.
We expect ELS-XIX
to have two websites: at the ITMO University and at NASA. The latter one should
be available soon as
https://www.giss.nasa.gov/staff/mmishchenko/ELS-XIX/
and will be used for abstract submissions. It
will provide the link to the Russian site where all other logistics (including
registration) will be handled.
The following
week features the IRS in Tessaloniki, Greece, so
members of the atmospheric-radiation and remote-sensing communities may decide
to attend both
related conferences in a row: