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Thu, Mar 18, 2010, 11h00

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ICOS (Integrated Carbon Observation System)

A research infra-structure to decipher the greenhouse gas balance of Europe and adjacent regions: network of land and marine stations measuring concentrations and fluxes of greenhouse gases.

http://icos-infra...

Groupement d'Intérêt Scientifique Climat - Environnement - Société

Consortium of laboratories working on climate change and impacts on human society.

http://gisclimat.fr

Master ICE

Several researchers from the LSCE are involved in the Master ICE (Interaction Climat-Environnement et Télédétection)

http://ice.uvsq.fr

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The LSCE

The LSCE is a laboratory (UMR 1572) related to the French Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), the Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) and the University of Versailles Saint-Quentin (UVSQ). It is located at two sites (Saclay and Gif-sur-Yvette). With about 300 people (150 permanent), the LSCE is a part of the Institute Pierre Simon Laplace (IPSL), which federates several laboratories involved in climate and environment studies. Three research axes are developed :
• natural climate variability at different time scales and interactions between human activity, environment and climate,
• processes involved in the carbon cycle, greenhouse gases, aerosols interacting with climate,
• geochronology and geomarkers, with several techniques applied to studies of the geosphere and interactions with climate.

NOBEL PRIZE 2007 for Peace: The LSCE was associated to the 2007 Nobel Prize.
Former US vice pdt Al Gore and IPCC have received the 2007 Nobel Prize for Peace, for collection and diffusion of knowledge on climatic changes due to human activity, and for initiating mitigation proposals.
Several researchers from the LSCE have participated as main authors, or as contributors, to the last IPCC report.

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The LSCE/IPSL is seeking a full-time *Information Technology Engineer*

to participate with a team of scientists and data experts in analyzing results from Earth System Models. The project will focus on the ocean components of these models, which are being compared within the framework of an international initiative funded through the EU EPOCA project (European Project on Ocean Acidification). Results from four of these models are already available in a common archive. The candidate will participate in a collaborative team effort to: - transform this archive into the latest IPCC standard format, - distribute model output via the IPCC distribution point in Paris (IPSL), - automate ... » Lire la suite
	Alain Mazaud, 2010-02-16

Posters RAMCES

Please find the "LPO-Bretagne_RAMCES_affiche2009" poster and the "poster_Ramces_Pic du Midi_2009" poster (contact Marc Delmotte : marc.delmotte@lsce.ipsl.fr) LPO_ramces_affiche2009.pdf (873 Ko) poster_Ramces_PDM_2009.jpg (1.3 Mo) link to the RAMCES page:
http://www.lsce.ipsl.fr/en/Phocea/Vie_des_labos/As ...	Alain Mazaud, 2010-01-15