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pdf INStabilities & Thresholds in ANTarctica (INSTANT) draft Science and Implementation Plan, May 2020

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INStabilities & Thresholds in ANTarctica (INSTANT) draft Science and Implementation Plan, May 2020

Draft proposal of the INSTANT (INStabilities & Thresholds in ANTarctica) Science and Implementation Plan for consultation and feedback from the community.

INSTANT is proposed as a new SCAR scientific research programme (SRP) that addresses one of the highest priority issues facing climate change science – the question of Antarctica’s uncertain contribution to sea-level change.

pdf INSTANT Conference 2023 – 2nd Circular

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SCAR INSTANT Conference 2023 – 2nd Circular, February 2023

This international conference is the first major conference of the INStabilities & Thresholds in ANTarctica (INSTANT) Scientific Research Programme. It aims to bring together researchers from across the geological, geophysical, biological and social sciences interested in bridging their fields, and to facilitate filling of present knowledge gaps surrounding the interactions between the ocean, atmosphere, solid Earth and the Antarctic Ice Sheet (AIS) and their global consequences.

The priority focus of the meeting will be on improving knowledge of the key rate- determining processes, instabilities and potential irreversibilities that affect the mass change of the Antarctic Ice Sheet and its contribution to past, present and future global sea-level.

pdf INSTANT Final Science and Implementation Plan, 14 June 2020

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INSTANT Final Science and Implementation Plan, 14 June 2020

Final proposal of the INSTANT (INStabilities & Thresholds in ANTarctica) Science and Implementation Plan.

The INSTANT scientific research programme (SRP) will addresses one of the highest priority issues facing climate change science – the question of Antarctica’s uncertain contribution to sea-level change.

pdf INSTANT Membership List

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pdf Leadership and Revised Structure of the SCAR INSTANT Programme

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INSTANT_Leadership_and_Structure_v2_Dec2021.pdf

Leadership and Revised Structure of the SCAR INSTANT Programme

INSTANT is a SCAR scientific research programme (SRP) that addresses the question of Antarctica’s uncertain contribution to sea-level change. It utilises a multidisciplinary Earth-systems approach combining geoscience, physical sciences, biological and social sciences to improve understanding of the interactions between the ocean, atmosphere, solid Earth and the Antarctic Ice Sheet (AIS) and aims at ensuring effective communication on this topic with stakeholders.

INSTANT is structured into three themes: Atmosphere-Ocean-Ice Interactions, Earth-Ice Interactions, and Antarctic Contribution to Sea-Level Change – Science-Stakeholder Interactions. Subcommittees within themes focus on key research tools/capabilities and/or problems needed to address the theme questions.

pdf Proposals for INSTANT Sub-Committees for Kick-off Meeting, February 2020

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INSTANT_Sub_committee_proposals_Feb2020.pdf

Proposals for INSTANT Sub-Committees for Kick-off Meeting, February 2020

INStabilities & Thresholds in ANTarctica (INSTANT) Scientific Research Programme

Proposals for sub-committees to be discussed during the kick-off meeting, 15th-18th February 2021

Proposals come under the four themes:

  • Theme 1: Atmosphere – Ice interactions
  • Theme 2: Ocean – Ice interactions
  • Theme 3: Earth – Ice interactions
  • Theme 4: Science stakeholders interactions

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