Symposium Schedule
The CoRP Science Symposium utilizes significatnt STAR, NOAA and University efforts to further remote sensing research and applications. The Symposium targets multidisciplinary research with a focus on early-career scientists and is part of a larger strategy to promote federal and academic partnerships.
The purpose of this two-day workshop is to highlight research and application development within NESDIS and its Cooperative Institutes.
The main audience is comprised of students (graduate and undergraduate) and early career scientists. Out of this group, there are 2-3 awards given for the best oral presentations and/or poster displays.
The Sympoisum is supported by the NOAA NESDIS Cooperative Institutes: CICS-MD, CICS-NC, CIOSS, CIRA, and CIMSS; and the Cooperative Science Center, CREST.
- 2004 : Measuring and Modeling Aerosols, hosted by UMBC
- 2005 : Validation and Calibration, hosted by CIMSS
- 2006 : NPOESS, GOES-R and Beyond: New Observations and Applications to Benefit Society, hosted by CIRA
- 2007 : The Role of Satellite Measurements in Observing and Predicting Climate Variability and Change, hosted by CICS-MD
- 2008 : Satellite Data and Model Fusion, hosted by CIOSS
- 2009 : Extracting the Maximum Information from Remote Sensing Observations, hosted by CREST
- 2010 : Satellite Applications to Mesoscale Meteorology and Oceanography, hosted by CIRA
- 2011 : Using Satellite Observations and Models to Understand and Communicate Information on Climate Variability and Change, hosted by CICS-NC
- 2012 : Postponed to 22-23 July 2013
- 2013 : Toward a Weather-Ready Nation and Resilient Coastal Communities, hosted by CIMSS
- 2014 : Hosted by CREST
- 2015 : Hosted by CIOSS
- 2016 : Hosted by CIRA
The remaining schedule is tentative.
