CAOS Workshop

The annual CAOS Workshop is a two day meeting consisting of invited lectures and informal discussions on a particular topic in atmosphere ocean science. Past workshop subjects, as well as information about the upcoming workshop, are listed below. The CAOS Workshop is generally open to all interested parties, but registration is required (see the relevant announcement for details). The Workshop is traditionally held on the Friday and Saturday one week after Thanksgiving, and is sponsored jointly by the Center for Atmosphere Ocean Science and the Morse Chair of Arts and Sciences at New York University (Andrew Majda).

Workshop 2008: Real Time Filtering and Prediction for Turbulent Signals in Weather and Climate December 5 - 6, 2008
Workshop 2008: Predicting Sea Level in the 21st Century: The Role of Ice-Ocean Interaction February 22-23, 2008
Workshop 2006: Vortices and Waves in Geophysical Flows December 1 - 2, 2006
Workshop 2004: Large-scale turbulence in the atmosphere and ocean December 3-4, 2004
Workshop 2003: Current Perspectives on Predictability for the Atmosphere and Ocean December 5-6, 2003