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The Climate Prediction Applications Science Workshop (CPASW) was initiated in 2002 by the NOAA National Weather Service Climate Services Branch. This annual event brings together climate researchers, climate product producers, and climate information users to share developments in research and applications of climate predictions for societal decision-making.
A unique planning team, consisting of several NOAA climate services partners, organizes and hosts CPASW at a different location each year to ensure varying climate application focuses, and both regional and national perspectives.
Workshop presentations
Find PDFs of workshop presentations by day.
Who attends CPASW?
- Applied climatologists and scientists who use climate information
- Climate extension specialists and communicators of climate information
- Decision-makers who utilize climate predictions, products, and services
- Developers and providers of climate data, forecasts, applications, and tools
- Emergency management personnel
- Forestry, wildlife, and landscape conservation specialists
- Health community providers and researchers
- International organizations
- Social scientists who work with climate information users and stakeholders
- Tribal leaders and community environmental & emergency preparedness coordinators
- Water and natural resource managers
Organizers, Sponsors, and Collaborators
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NOAA -
Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Policy (ACCAP) -
University of Alaska Fairbanks -
DOI Alaska Climate Science Center -
Alaska Ocean Observing System (AOOS) -
Western Regional Climate Center (WRCC) -
Alaska Sea Grant
Previous CPASW Events
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