This workshop facilitates engagement between the weather and energy forecasting community. About this event Weather is having a growing impact on electricity market dynamics and the day to day operation of electricity system. Weather prediction is inherently uncertain. Considerable investment has been made in weather forecast models to account for and represent uncertainty through probabilistic…
The AMOS Annual General Meeting for 2022 will be held online via Zoom on Friday, 25 February at 12:30pm to 1:30pm. Members wishing to register to attend should check their email for the meeting notification. Click here for more info
AMOS NSW and OASIS at the University of New South Wales is holding its first session of our new monthly seminar series! In this series we will have a variety of seminars and lectures on various topics ranging from an introduction to climate modelling and extreme event research, to topics on media interaction and emergency…
The Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society is delighted to announce the 29th AMOS Annual Conference: ‘The Critical Decade’. We will hold this in-person event at the Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide, SA, from 28 November to 2 December 2022. Pre-conference workshops are planned for Sunday, 27 November.
The AMOS Victorian Centre presents this free public lecture and panel discussion on the science and implications of the IPCC Sixth Assessment report. Featuring speaker Dr Pandora Hope (BoM) and panelists Dr Graham Phillips (University of Melbourne), Tiffany Crawford (City of Melbourne), Roger Dargaville (Monash University) and Senator Janet Rice (The Australian Greens). …
Call for sessions Are you keen to organise a high-quality session at AMOS 2024? We’re calling for your expressions of interest. In addition to sessions on our fundamental understanding of the main areas of the weather, climate and ocean sciences (e.g. ocean, atmosphere, cryosphere and land surface processes) and the tools that these sciences employ…
This year, AMOS proudly commemorates two remarkable milestones: 50 years since the inception of the Australian Branch of the Royal Meteorological Society, and 150 years since the establishment of the International Meteorological Organisation (IMO), the esteemed predecessor to the WMO. The significance of these anniversaries cannot be overstated, as they symbolise the invaluable contributions made…
This year, AMOS proudly commemorates two remarkable milestones: 50 years since the inception of the Australian Branch of the Royal Meteorological Society, and 150 years since the establishment of the International Meteorological Organisation (IMO), the esteemed predecessor to the WMO. The significance of these anniversaries cannot be overstated, as they symbolise the invaluable contributions made…
The Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society is delighted to announce the 30th AMOS Conference 2024. We will hold this in-person event in Canberra, ACT from 5-9 February 2024. The main conference proceedings will take place from 6-9 February at the Canberra Hyatt. Our pre-conference workshops will take place on Monday 5 February 2024 at ANU…
We’re excited to announce that AMOS 2025 will be held at the Cairns Convention Centre from June 23 to 27, 2025.Cairns, located near the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest, offers a perfect backdrop for our conference. The region’s tropical climate, diverse ecosystems, and dynamic coastal processes will enhance our discussions on weather, oceans…