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INVITATION to the PEEX network: we welcome participants of the Arctic Science Summit Week (ASSW, 21 March 2024 – 29 March 2024, Edinburgh, UK<\/a>) to the AASCO (Arena for the gap analysis of the existing Arctic Science Co-Operations) Arctic Science Collaborations Session(s) taking place on Sat 23rd at 11:00-12:30, UK time and on Sun 24th March at 11:00-12:30, UK time.<\/p>\n

The “Arena for the gap analysis of the existing Arctic Science Co-Operations” (AASCO) project is coordinated by the INAR at the University of Helsinki. Scientific partners are SAON-ROADS, University of Arctic, SIOS, WMO-GAW, CBAS and UNESCO-UNITAR. The project is funded by the Foundation Prince Albert II de Monaco for two periods: 2020-2022 and 2023-2025. The AASCO project is dedicated to understanding the feedback and interactions between land, ocean, and atmosphere in the Arctic-boreal context under changing climate.<\/p>\n

To effectively address these challenges, we recognize the need for a coordinated framework that considers the various perspectives from different disciplines. Currently, observations from different systems are conducted independently. Given the urgent global challenges, particularly climate change in the Arctic, a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach is essential. This involves better integration, improved information and data flows, and the ability to derive science-based synthesis and predictions from existing information through platforms and data services.<\/p>\n

The goal of the AASCO meeting at ASSW is to strengthen connections among existing research communities interested in feedback research. Additionally, the aim is to formulate a science-based message directed at Arctic research policymakers and funding agencies. This will help consolidate efforts and contribute to a more effective and coordinated approach in addressing environmental challenges in the Arctic. AASCO sessions at ASSW24 discusses<\/p>\n

I AASCO session on Sat 23.3.<\/p>\n