CAWSES global tides campaign workshop #3

Registration
Travel Information
Map of UNB
Map of Fredericton
Accommodation Information
CAWSES Homepage
CAWSES Workshop Activity
Agenda
Activities
Web Conferencing
For more information contact
William Ward (wward@unb.ca)
or Aaron Power (whorle.power@unb.ca)
Current Events
This conference is being held on the campus of the University of New Brunswick
Did you know that UNB has the oldest operational telescope observatory in North America?...READ MORE or a little history
Did you know that UNB has the oldest university academic building still in use in Canada
The CAWSES Tidal Campaign "Data Archiving" site is up and running. Find out more on the CAWSES Workshop Activity
page.

The purpose of this workshop is to bring together tidal observations of various types (radar, optical, satellite, wind, temperature, constituents, etc.) from four tidal campaigns (September 01 - October 31, 2005, March 01 - April 30, 2007, and June01 - August 15, 2007, December 01, 2007 - February 15, 2008), model predictions and historical records to produce a global picture of, and understanding of tidal oscillations.
Scientists with observations from these campaign periods (or with an interest in atmospheric tides) are invited to attend and participate in the workshop. For more details on the observation types and data sampling see the CAWSES global Tidal Workshop website.
Save on your conference fees by registering before July 18, 2008. Late registration is from July 18 to Aug. 09, 2008.

Agenda:
Day 1: Overview and Review Talks
Days 2 and 3: Analysis of data sets (breakout groups).
Day 4: Inter-comparison of data sets in a global context.

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Registration Travel Information Map of UNB Map of Fredericton Accommodation Information CAWSES Homepage CAWSES Workshop Activity Agenda Activities Web Conferencing	For more information contact William Ward (wward@unb.ca) or Aaron Power (whorle.power@unb.ca)	Current Events This conference is being held on the campus of the University of New Brunswick Did you know that UNB has the oldest operational telescope observatory in North America?...READ MORE or a little history Did you know that UNB has the oldest university academic building still in use in Canada The CAWSES Tidal Campaign "Data Archiving" site is up and running. Find out more on the CAWSES Workshop Activity page.

	The purpose of this workshop is to bring together tidal observations of various types (radar, optical, satellite, wind, temperature, constituents, etc.) from four tidal campaigns (September 01 - October 31, 2005, March 01 - April 30, 2007, and June01 - August 15, 2007, December 01, 2007 - February 15, 2008), model predictions and historical records to produce a global picture of, and understanding of tidal oscillations. Scientists with observations from these campaign periods (or with an interest in atmospheric tides) are invited to attend and participate in the workshop. For more details on the observation types and data sampling see the CAWSES global Tidal Workshop website. Save on your conference fees by registering before July 18, 2008. Late registration is from July 18 to Aug. 09, 2008.
	Agenda: Day 1: Overview and Review Talks Days 2 and 3: Analysis of data sets (breakout groups). Day 4: Inter-comparison of data sets in a global context.