US CLIVAR Related Sessions at the OSM26 Meeting

The 2026 Ocean Sciences Meeting will take place February 22-27 in Glasgow, Scotland. Contribute to "Creating a Current of Community" by submitting an abstract by August 20.

Air-Sea Interactions

• Advances in Air-Sea Interaction Observations and Remote Sensing: Autonomous Platforms, Multiscale Processes, and Cross-Disciplinary Linkages
• Observations and Modeling of Physical Processes At and Near the Air-Sea Interface
• SOLAS and SOCOM: Understanding Interactions and Feedbacks Between the Ocean and Atmosphere
• Tropical Cyclone-Ocean Interactions: From Weather to Climate

Climate and Ocean Change

• Abrupt Changes in the North Atlantic Ocean Circulation: Past, Present, and Future
• Changing Midlatitude Oceans: Dynamics, Predictability, and Links to the Atmosphere and Marine Ecosystems
• Changing Ocean Physical Conditions in a Warming Climate
• Ecological and Societal Impacts of Marine Heatwaves
• Global Teleconnection Patterns Shaping Climate Variability and Change
• Marine Heatwave Drivers and Compound Events in a Changing Climate
• Multi-scale Turbulent Mixing of the Ocean Surface Boundary Layer
• Ocean Uptake, Transport, and Storage of Heat and Carbon
• Sustained Ocean Observations for a Changing Climate: GO-SHIP
• The Southern Ocean Carbon Sink: Processes, Observations, and Change
• Variability, Circulation, and Ongoing Change in the Southern Ocean

Coastal, Biogeochemistry, and Ocean Biology

• Dynamic Coastlines amidst Changing Sea Levels: Advancements in Understanding the Impacts of Climate Change on Coastal Hazards
• Marine Carbon Cycle: Past Insights, Present Patterns, and Future Perspectives
• Prediction of the Ocean: Physics, Biogeochemistry, Ecosystems, and Applications
• Storms, Sea Level, and Shifting Seas: Reconstructing Past Coastal Hazards from Marine Archives
• Unlocking Ocean Biodiversity: eDNA, Biogeochemistry, the Discovery of New Species and Creating a Digital Ocean

Deep Sea Processes and Exploration

• Advancing Knowledge of the Atlantic Deep Sea: Exploring Biodiversity, Connectivity, and Ecosystem Function in Data-Poor Regions
• Climate Change in the Deep Sea: Impacts, Interventions, and Cumulative Stressors
• Creating Deep Impact: Strategic Alignments Across Deep Ocean Observing, Modeling, Exploration, and Technology
• Tides through Time and Space: From Deep Time to the Future Ocean

High Latitude

• Biophysical Interactions at the Poles: From the Coasts to the Open Ocean
• Coastal Sea Ice and Coupled Ocean Processes
• Exploring Beyond the Tip of the Iceberg: Understanding Coupled Iceberg Impacts on Oceans, Glaciers, and Climate
• Ice-Ocean-Seafloor Interactions and Climate Dynamics Across Timescales
• Ice Sheet-Ocean Interactions: From Micro-to Climate-Scale
• Improving Understanding of Processes in the High-Latitude and Sea-Ice Covered Oceans: Ongoing and Future Observations and Modeling Efforts
• Large-Scale Changes in the Arctic and Subarctic一Processes and Impacts
• Mesoscale and Smaller Processes in the Arctic Ocean: Dynamics, Changes, and Impacts
• Overturning Circulation and Water Mass Transportation in the Northern Oceans
• Polar Air-Sea Interactions in a Warming Climate
• Remote Sensing of Ice-Ocean Interactions in a Changing Polar Climate
• Seamounts at the Nexus of Ocean Science
• The Biogeochemical Cascade and Impacts of Climate Warming from the Cryosphere to the Ocean in High-Latitude Regions

Observations, Modeling, Data Assimilation, and Machine Learning

• Advancing in Understanding of Ocean Surface Waves at the Coasts: Evidence from New Observations and Models
• Advancing Ocean Science with Autonomous Vehicles and Sensor Technologies
• Autonomous Observing Technologies and Methods for Sustained Ocean Carbon Observations and Climate Mitigation Research
• Building an Integrated Coastal Ocean Observing System for Global Ocean, Weather, and Climate Prediction
• Co-Designing the Synergistic Ocean Observing Network for Ocean and Climate Monitoring and Predictions
• Emerging Technologies to Enhance Southern Ocean and Antarctic Observations
• Marine Environment Reanalyses and Four-Dimensional Data Driven Models: Progress and Applications
• Monitor the Future Ocean: Applications of OneArgo in Science and Operational Models
• Observational Strategies for Improving Ocean Prediction
• Revolutionising the Next Wave of Scaled and Standarised Uncrewed Ocean Observing Technologies for Global Ocean Science Data Collection
• Sustained Ocean Observing for Extremes, Tipping Points, and Climate: Emerging Opportunities with New Remote Sensing Instruments and Platforms
• Tools in Harmony: Integrating Observations and Models for Improved Understanding of a Changing Climate