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CATEGORIES:British Antarctic Survey
SUMMARY:The High Latitude Dust Project - Professor Jo Bull
 ard\, Loughborough University
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180306T110000
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URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/101707
DESCRIPTION:Natural dust is often associated with hot\, subtro
 pical deserts\, but significant dust events have b
 een reported from cold climates and high latitudes
 . These have often been reported as ad hoc observa
 tions of individual events. Over the past ten year
 s researchers at Loughborough University have been
  working with international colleagues to gain a m
 ore systematic understanding of dust emissions at 
 high latitudes and to consider the global contribu
 tion and impact of these emissions in the terrestr
 ial\, marine\, atmospheric and cryospheric systems
  of the Arctic and Antarctic. This talk outlines t
 he evolution of our high latitude dust research an
 d presents some of the main findings\, challenges 
 and opportunities for future research.
LOCATION:British Antarctic Survey\, Innovation Centre\, Sem
 inar Room 2
CONTACT:Dr Gillian Young
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