Events - TERENO

October 2021

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July 2021

Flood Event July 2021 Rur catchment

During 14 and 15 July 2021, extreme floods hit parts of western Germany, eastern Belgium, and parts of Luxembourg and the Netherlands. As the TERENO Eifel/Lower Rhine Valley observatory is located in the area affected by the flood event, the TERENO Data Discovery Portal contains compiled information from a time window around the July 2021 flood events from a multitude of measurement systems of the TERENO network.

Find out more on the TERENO Data Discovery Portal
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1st TERENO OZCAR International Conference

The first TERENO OZCAR International Conference – Advancing Critical Zone Science will take place in Strasbourg.

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New date: Monday October 4 - Friday October 8 2021

The web page will keep you updated:
https://ozcartereno2020.sciencesconf.org/

Exhibition Critical Zones

The exhibition Critical Zones at the ZKM in Karlsruhe will continue until end of August 2021

© Frédérique Aït-Touati, Alexandra Arènes, Axelle Grégoire, ZKM | Karlsruhe

Meetings Archive

Talks, posters, agendas of past TERENO meetings. Here we provide you a lot of information on the ongoing of TERENO projects on the timeline...

Workshops Archives

Talks, posters, agendas of past TERENO workshops and conferences. Here we provide you a lot of information on the ongoing of TERENO projects on the timeline since 2011 ...

External Presentations

Some presentations, related to external events ...

TERENO NEON Carbon Workshop 2019

This TERENO-NEON carbon and critical zone workshop is aimed primarily at early career scientists (PhD students, PostDocs, master students preparing to start a doctorate will be also accepted) and all scientists interested in emerging issues and methods wishing to broaden and deepen their knowledge or to identify new research opportunities.

Short Course: Flux-Measurement Fundamentals 2019

A technical short course with focus on the use of micrometeorological methods to obtain and analyze fluxes of momentum, heat and gases by eddy-covariance. We expect the course participants to be familiar with basic statistics, time-series analysis (including spectra and Fourier transforms), programming in R, Matlab or Phyton and general boundary layer meteorology. The successful completion of the course is awarded with 2 ECTS.