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HIWeather Final Conference 2024: Calling for Submissions | Deadline: 15 June

11 June 2024

HIWeather Final Conference will be held from 9 to 13 September 2024 in Munich, Germany! Over the past 10 years the HIWeather project in the World Weather Research Programme of WMO has focused the attention of researchers across the world and across many disciplines on the challenges of making forecasts and warnings more effective in saving lives and reducing damage and disruption from weather-related hazards.

This conference will bring together diverse groups to celebrate its successes, share new understanding, and look forward to a future in which early warnings and early action will save many more lives and livelihoods.

Submission of abstract is now invited! Submissions will be assessed for their relevance to the HIWeather objectives and fit to the topic of the session. Submission deadline is 15th June 2024. Please submit your abstracts through the link here: https://forms.office.com/r/fxppAFz96B

Please register the HIWeather Final Conference through the link: https://forms.office.com/r/zhkzHarQ3x

More detailed information about HIWeather Final Conference, please click: http://hiweather.net/article/217/285.html

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