This autumn issue of BAMOS features: The AMOS 2021 wrap-up: a virtual success!2020 AMOS student award winners19th century weather extremes in Adelaide and PerthRMets announces new blogVale to three greats... and much more! This quarter's AMOS Bulletin can be viewed…
It is with great sadness that we inform you of the recent passing of AMOS Fellow Emeritus Professor Tom Lyons. Tom became a Fellow of AMOS in 2004 and was a Past President of AMOS WA and active member of the AMOS WA…
Released on World Meteorological Day (23 March 2021) A global community of 43 national meteorological societies and organisations working on climate and sustainability have released a Joint International Climate Communiqué on World Meteorological Day 2021 (23 March). Together they reiterate…
The AMOS National Council are pleased to invite you to attend the AMOS Annual General Meeting for 2021. The meeting will be held virtually on Thursday the 18th February, at 12.30-1.30pm. Please register your attendance via Eventbrite. You will then receive Zoom…
Congratulations to Dr Helen Cleugh and Professor Nathan Bindoff who have been elected to AMOS Fellow in 2020 based on their outstanding achievements. Brief summaries of their careers and contributions are given below. Dr Helen Cleugh Helen Cleugh is a…
AMOS is pleased to announce the winners of the 2020 AMOS awards as follows: Uwe Radok Award The Uwe Radok Award is for the best PhD thesis in the AMOS fields of oceanography, glaciology or climatology, awarded in Australia. It honours…
The WeatherPod explores how weather and climate information is produced and used, and the key role of national and international co-operation in addressing the mounting challenges to life, society and business from extreme weather and climate change. It is published…
The AMOS National Council Secretary position is up for nomination at our 2021 AGM, to be held during the Annual AMOS Conference (8-12th February 2021). The Secretary position is a two-year term and is a key role within the AMOS Executive. We…
AMOS Annual Conference 2021Science for Impact - Online - 8 to 12 February 2021 Abstracts Deadline 11:59pm AEST 6 November The Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society is holding its 28th Annual Conference from 8 -12 February 2020. We can now…
Bulletin of the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society BAMOS - Vol 33 No.3 September 2020 The spring issue of BAMOS features: A tour through the history of Sydney's Observatory Hill and the iconic buildingCase studies and examples of atmosphere-ocean resonanceAn opportunity to meet AMOS member, and…