T-MOSAiC
​T-MOSAiC is an IASC pan-Arctic, land-based program that extends the activities of the IASC flagship program MOSAiC: ‘The Multidisciplinary drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate’, MOSAiC is a multinational year-round study (2019-2020) of the central Arctic Ocean to measure the coupling between atmosphere, sea ice, ocean and ecosystem processes.
 
The objective of the satellite program T-MOSAiC is to coordinate complementary activities that will both aid and benefit from MOSAiC (especially the modelling components) by extending the work to the lands surrounding the Arctic Ocean and to the northern communities who live on those lands. 

Recent News
T-MOSAiC at the European Polar Science Week
T-MOSAiC Remote Sensing AG chairs Annett Bartsch and Gonçalo Vieira will chair a session at the European Polar Science Week. The session entitled "Arctic Land-Surface Characterisation - Needs, Challenges and Gaps/T-MOSAIC" will have Isla Myers-Smith, Guido Grosse, Matthias Siewert and Thomas Ingeman-Nielsen as keynote speakers. More information is available in the meeting website.
T-MOSAiC Special Issue on Arctic Terrestrial Pollution was formally accepted
The Environmental Pollution Journal (IF: 6.792) formally accepted the publication of the special issue on Arctic Terrestrial Pollution (including Coastal Areas).
This special issue will be edit by João Canário (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Katrin Vorkamp (Aarhus University, Denmark), Mark Mallory (University of Acadia, Canada) and Scott Zolkos (Woods Hole Research Center, USA).
Manuscript Submission will start on December 1st, 2020 and will be open until June, 2021.
RATIC/T-MOSAiC Session on Arctic Roads at the Arctic Change 2020
Call for Abstracts closes on September 14th
The extended deadline for the RATIC/T-MOSAiC ssession: IHE20 - Northern Roads and Railways: Social and Environmental Effects of Transport Infrastructure on Arctic roads and railways, closes on Monday 14 September (midnight).
Please to consult the website for more information.
The 4th T-MOSAiC Newsletter has been released
The 4th T-MOSAIC Newsletter has been released and can be downloaded below.
If you want to be regularly informed about our Arctic Program please use this ​link.
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T-MOSAiC Trace Gas Fluxes AG Scientific Session at AGU 2020
A scientific session of the Trace Gas Fluxes T-MOSAiC AG will be organised at the AGU 2020 Meeting.
The session entitled "Arctic trace gas and carbon biogeochemistry: Connecting landscapes and qualifying fluxes using novel approaches" is now open for abstract submission.
More information here.
T-MOSAiC Special Issue of Arctic Science -  Submissions Extended to March 2022
Manuscript submissions to the T-MOSAiC Special Issue of Arctic Sciences have been extended to March 2022.
This extension follows the IASC ratification of the postponed deadline of the program to December 2021.  More information in the file below.
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T-MOSAiC/INTERACT Call Extended
Due to the recent events concerning the Covid-19 pandemic, the T-MOSAiC and Interact team decided to extend the T-MOSAiC/INTERACT Call for Stations Managers Support until September.
This call will, however, have two periods of evaluation: the first one in May and the second in October.
More information will be posted soon.
T-MOSAiC/INTERACT Call for Station Managers Support
The T-MOSAiC/INTERACT Call for Stations Managers Support opened today and are ready to received requests from the T-MOSAiC community.
Please read carefully the disclaimer before submission and then proceed using this link.
This call will be open until March 23.
After submission date all submissions will be verified by the T-MOSAiC secretariat and send to INTERACT for final decision.
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T-MOSAiC Science Plan
T-MOSAiC Science Plan has been released today and will be firstly presented next December 10th at the 3rd T-MOSAiC workshop in Ottawa.
The Science Plan resulted  from a series of discussions in International workshops and among the Arctic community. The document was prepared and revised by the T-MOSAiC EXCOM and Steering Committee.
The final version of the document can be downloaded here.
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