One-Week Summer School on Global Chemistry and Climate of the Troposphere and Lower Stratosphere

The LATEST INFORMATION can be found here.

Topics will include: Tropospheric ozone budget; role of organic species; water vapour, clouds and aerosols; radiation; tropospheric dynamics (tropical and extratropical); the tropical tropopause layer; polar stratospheric clouds; stratospheric ozone and climate; general circulation modelling

Lecturers: Jon Abbatt (Toronto), Parisa Ariya (McGill), Ian Folkins (Dalhousie), Glen Lesins (Dalhousie), Ulrike Lohmann (Dalhousie), Norm McFarlane (MSC), Diane Michelangeli (York), David Plummer (York), John Scinocca (MSC), Ted Shepherd (Toronto), Knut von Salzen (MSC)

Dates: August 7-13, 2003 (agenda)

Location: Montréal, Canada

Registration is free, but space is limited, so please send applications to

Dr. David Sankey
Department of Physics,
University of Toronto,
60 St. George Street,
Toronto, ON,
M5S 1A7.
Email: sankey@atmosp.physics.utoronto.ca
Fax: (416) 978-8905

Application forms are available here in HTML form or here in PDF form
20 paid scholarships covering accommodation are available; applications for scholarships are due by March 31, 2003. Preference will be given to graduate students at Canadian universities
The accommodation will be at the UQÀM residences in Montréal. Those applicants not gaining a scholarship and who require accommodation will be required to book their own accommodation, by contacting the residence directly. The cost is $55 per night for the studio rooms. Applicants gaining a scholarship will have their rooms booked for them.
The Summer School is organized by the GCC Project, and supported by funding from NSERC and CFCAS
The agenda for the summerschool can be found here