Oceans in Weather and Climate

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9th-13th March 2015

Met. Office/NERC Advanced Doctoral Training Course

Do you want to learn more about?

  • The extent to which current ocean observing and modelling capabilities limit weather and climate prediction
  • How variability in ocean state and circulation can help us to forecast climate
  • How changes in ocean heat content might explain the recent hiatus in global surface warming

Fully funded course for NERC PhD students/early career scientists

Apply by 05/12/14  
www.oceansinweatherandclimate.org
oceans.in.weather.and.climate@gmail.com
@oiwc15


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