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Reminder: only 4 days left!!

The final deadline for abstract submission for ICCP2021 is 30 Jan 2021

The 18th ICCP Conference 2021 will take place between 2-6th August 2021 with the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, India as the host.

Details are available at https://iccp2020.tropmet.res.in/home

as well as here

Presentations are being solicited on theoretical, observational, laboratory and numerical modeling studies of cloud and precipitation physics, aerosol and cloud chemistry, cloud electrification and cloud dynamics in the following specific areas. You may contribute your abstract by selecting relevant keywords.

  • Aerosol-cloud-precipitation-radiation interactions and processing
  • Applications of cloud and precipitation physics
  • Basic cloud and precipitation physics
  • Cirrus clouds
  • Cloud electricity
  • Clouds and climate (including radiative properties of clouds)
  • Clouds and high impact weather
  • Clouds and remote sensing
  • Convective clouds
  • Effects of COVID-19 pandemic on clouds, precipitation and cloud-aerosol interactions
  • Fog and visibility
  • Ice nucleating particles and cloud condensation nuclei
  • Laboratory, wind tunnel and cloud chamber studies of microphysical processes
  • Measurement techniques (of cloud and precipitation properties) and their uncertainties
  • Mesoscale cloud systems
  • Mixed phase clouds
  • Monsoon clouds and precipitation
  • Orographic clouds
  • Polar clouds
  • Secondary Ice Production
  • Tropical clouds
  • Turbulence mixing and entrainment
  • Warm clouds
  • Weather modification

Please note the following:

  • The International Cloud Modelling Workshop (ICMW 2021) and Airborne Data Processing Workshop will take place during the week and the weekend before the ICCP 2021, respectively, in Pune, India.  
  • ICCP will be reviewing the abstracts received with a new deadline of 30 January 2021. Those who have previously submitted abstracts will be able to make changes to their abstract. There will be no abstract submission fee if you have previously paid the submission fee. However, if you submit an additional abstract or did not previously submit an abstract, submission fees will apply. 
  • Note that all abstract fees are non-refundable; however, all previously submitted abstracts remain in the database. The abstract submission system will allow for previously submitted abstracts to be revised, replaced (e.g., update co-authors and titles or change the subject matter of the abstract) or withdrawn, and to allow for new submissions.
  • The new deadlines are as follows.
    • 30th Oct 2020 abstract submission open
    • 30th January 2021 abstract submission closed
    • 6th March 2021: Acceptance of abstracts and initiation of registration
    • 30th March 2021 Program released
    • 29th April 2021 early bird registration ends
    • 29th June 2021 Regular registration ends  
  • The description of the scientific program may be slightly modified to include research areas that have been initiated due to the pandemic. Please watch for further announcements regarding abstract submissions and updates to the scientific program.
  • A new format for the online presentations will be communicated shortly

If you have a question, please contact us at iccp2020@tropmet.res.in. We will continue to update the website with new information https://iccp2020.tropmet.res.in/home .

Wish you a happy, healthy and safe 2021

ABSTRACT DEADLINE EXTENDED

The deadline for abstract submission for ICCP2021 is 30 Jan 2021

The 18th ICCP Conference 2021 will take place between 2-6th August 2021 with the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, India as the host.

Details are available at https://iccp2020.tropmet.res.in/home

as well as here

Presentations are being solicited on theoretical, observational, laboratory and numerical modeling studies of cloud and precipitation physics, aerosol and cloud chemistry, cloud electrification and cloud dynamics in the following specific areas. You may contribute your abstract by selecting relevant keywords.

  • Aerosol-cloud-precipitation-radiation interactions and processing
  • Applications of cloud and precipitation physics
  • Basic cloud and precipitation physics
  • Cirrus clouds
  • Cloud electricity
  • Clouds and climate (including radiative properties of clouds)
  • Clouds and high impact weather
  • Clouds and remote sensing
  • Convective clouds
  • Effects of COVID-19 pandemic on clouds, precipitation and cloud-aerosol interactions
  • Fog and visibility
  • Ice nucleating particles and cloud condensation nuclei
  • Laboratory, wind tunnel and cloud chamber studies of microphysical processes
  • Measurement techniques (of cloud and precipitation properties) and their uncertainties
  • Mesoscale cloud systems
  • Mixed phase clouds
  • Monsoon clouds and precipitation
  • Orographic clouds
  • Polar clouds
  • Secondary Ice Production
  • Tropical clouds
  • Turbulence mixing and entrainment
  • Warm clouds
  • Weather modification

Please note the following:

  • The International Cloud Modelling Workshop (ICMW 2021) and Airborne Data Processing Workshop will take place during the week and the weekend before the ICCP 2021, respectively, in Pune, India.  
  • ICCP will be reviewing the abstracts received with a new deadline of 30 January 2021. Those who have previously submitted abstracts will be able to make changes to their abstract. There will be no abstract submission fee if you have previously paid the submission fee. However, if you submit an additional abstract or did not previously submit an abstract, submission fees will apply. 
  • Note that all abstract fees are non-refundable; however, all previously submitted abstracts remain in the database. The abstract submission system will allow for previously submitted abstracts to be revised, replaced (e.g., update co-authors and titles or change the subject matter of the abstract) or withdrawn, and to allow for new submissions.
  • The new deadlines are as follows.
    • 30th Oct 2020 abstract submission open
    • 30th January 2021 abstract submission closed
    • 6th March 2021: Acceptance of abstracts and initiation of registration
    • 30th March 2021 Program released
    • 29th April 2021 early bird registration ends
    • 29th June 2021 Regular registration ends  
  • The description of the scientific program may be slightly modified to include research areas that have been initiated due to the pandemic. Please watch for further announcements regarding abstract submissions and updates to the scientific program.
  • A new format for the online presentations will be communicated shortly

If you have a question, please contact us at iccp2020@tropmet.res.in. We will continue to update the website with new information https://iccp2020.tropmet.res.in/home .

Wish you a happy, healthy and safe 2021

Happy New Year to all of you!

May this new year be fruitful and healthy for you.

We would like to remind you also, that from 2-6 August this year our 18th conference will be held. It was postponed one year due to the current sanitary conditions. However, as vaccination is advancing only slowly, we decided to hold our conference in a hybrid manner. An on-site conference in Pune will be complemented by videoconferences. The actual form will be determined closer to the event when the constraints can be estimated with more precision.

Please remember also that Jan 14 is the abstract submission deadline. Until then, you can revise already submitted abstracts or add/remove them.

The originally planned adjacent events (cloud modelling workshop and airborne data processing workshop) will also be maintained.

Furthermore, we are working on improving our new web page. You might want to check out the tabs “history” and “picture gallery”. On the “history” page, we are currently adding scans of the proceedings from previous conferences. In the “picture gallery” some remarkable events during the conferences are highlighted.

We hope to see you all live or on video soon.

Take care

ICCP

ICCP 2021 2nd announcement (reminder)

Abstract submission open for ICCP2021

18th ICCP Conference 2021 will take place between 2-6th August 2021 with the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, India as the host.

Details are available at https://iccp2020.tropmet.res.in/home

Presentations are being solicited on theoretical, observational, laboratory and numerical modeling studies of cloud and precipitation physics, aerosol and cloud chemistry, cloud electrification and cloud dynamics in the following specific areas. You may contribute your abstract by selecting relevant keywords.

  • Aerosol-cloud-precipitation-radiation interactions and processing
  • Applications of cloud and precipitation physics
  • Basic cloud and precipitation physics
  • Cirrus clouds
  • Cloud electricity
  • Clouds and climate (including radiative properties of clouds)
  • Clouds and high impact weather
  • Clouds and remote sensing
  • Convective clouds
  • Effects of COVID-19 pandemic on clouds, precipitation and cloud-aerosol interactions
  • Fog and visibility
  • Ice nucleating particles and cloud condensation nuclei
  • Laboratory, wind tunnel and cloud chamber studies of microphysical processes
  • Measurement techniques (of cloud and precipitation properties) and their uncertainties
  • Mesoscale cloud systems
  • Mixed phase clouds
  • Monsoon clouds and precipitation
  • Orographic clouds
  • Polar clouds
  • Primary and secondary ice and cloud condensation nuclei
  • Secondary Ice Production
  • Tropical clouds
  • Turbulence mixing and entrainment
  • Warm clouds
  • Weather modification

Please note the following:

  • The International Cloud Modelling Workshop (ICMW 2021) and Airborne Data Processing Workshop will take place during the week and the weekend before the ICCP 2021, respectively, in Pune, India. A separate announcement will follow in that regard.
  • ICCP will be reviewing the abstracts received with a new deadline of 14 January 2021. Those who have previously submitted abstracts will be able to make changes to their abstract starting on 30th October 2020. There will be no abstract submission fee if you have previously paid the submission fee. However, if you submit an additional abstract or did not previously submit an abstract, submission fees will apply. 
  • Note that all abstract fees are non-refundable; however, all previously submitted abstracts remain in the database. The abstract submission system will allow for previously submitted abstracts to be revised, replaced (e.g., update co-authors and titles or change the subject matter of the abstract) or withdrawn, and to allow for new submissions.
  • The new deadlines are as follows.
    • 30th Oct 2020 abstract submission open
    • 14th January 2021 abstract submission closed
    • 6th March 2021: Acceptance of abstracts and initiation of registration
    • 30th March 2021 Program released
    • 29th April 2021 early bird registration ends
    • 29th June 2021 Regular registration ends  
  • The description of the scientific program may be slightly modified to include research areas that have been initiated due to the pandemic. Please watch for further announcements regarding abstract submissions and updates to the scientific program.
  • We are also considering a new format for the online presentations, which will be communicated shortly

If you have a question, please contact us at iccp2020@tropmet.res.in. We will continue to update the website with new information https://iccp2020.tropmet.res.in/home .

Short Course Cloud Physics Data: In Situ Measurements, Data Processing and Analysis Methodology

A short course on Cloud Physics Data: In-Situ Measurements, Data Processing, and Analysis Methodology will be held at the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM), Pune, India, 31 July – 1 August 2021. (Note: ICCP 2020 and the short course were originally postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The short courses will be conducted as a hybrid/virtual meeting, depending on the improvement in the pandemic.

Chairs: Greg McFarquhar (University of Oklahoma) and Darrel Baumgardner

Meeting Information

NameShort Course on Cloud Physics Data: Measurement, Processing and Analysis Methodology
VenueIndian Institute for Tropical Meteorology (IITM), Pune
DatesJuly 31 – August 1 2021.
SponsorsInternational Commission on Clouds and Precipitation, Droplet Measurement Technologies, LLC
Local Organizing CommitteeThe Chairperson of the LOC: Dr. Thara Prabhakaran Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology Dr. Homi Bhabha Road, Pashan, Pune 411008 thara@tropmet.res.in
Websitehttps://iccp2020.tropmet.res.in
Objectives and ScopeTo instruct students, early career scientists and scientists new to the field of cloud physics in modern techniques for measuring cloud microphysical properties, and processing, analyzing and interpreting such data (see below)

Background and Course Description

The 18th International Conference on Clouds and Precipitation will be held in Pune, India, August 2-6, 2021. As a complementary meeting that would be held the weekend prior to this conference, we will conduct a short course focused on teaching techniques for measuring cloud (fog) properties and methodologies for processing, analyzing and interpreting such measurements.

The basic components for this course that would be held all day on the Saturday and half day on the Sunday prior to conference registration, are listed below. We would expect the majority of participants to be also attending the conference. In addition to the co-proposers, Baumgardner and McFarquhar, instructors will be instrumentation experts that will also be attending the conference.

Short Course Outline

Techniques for Measuring Cloud Hydrometeor Nuclei

  • Fundamentals of Cloud Condensation Nuclei (CCN) spectrometers
  • Fundamentals of Spectrometers Measuring Ice Nucleating Particles (INPs)

Techniques for Measuring Individual Cloud Hydrometeors

  • Fundamentals of single particle light scattering sensors
  • Fundamentals of particle imaging with optical array probes
  • Fundamentals of holography

Techniques for Measuring Cloud Bulk Properties

  • Fundamentals of LWC/TWC sensors
  • Fundamentals of Light Extinction sensors

Methodologies for Processing/Analyzing Measurements of Cloud Hydrometeor Nuclei

  • Fundamentals of CCN processing and analysis
  • Fundamentals of INP processing and analysis

Methodologies for Processing/Analyzing Measurements of Individual Cloud Hydrometeors

  • Fundamentals of processing and analysis of single particle light scattering sensor data
  • Fundamentals of processing and analysis of particle images made with optical array probes
  • Fundamentals of processing and analysis of holographic images

Methodologies for Processing/Analyzing Measurements of Cloud Bulk Properties

  • Fundamentals of processing and analysis of data from LWC/TWC sensors

Software for data processing, analysis and presentations

  • Description of software packages
  • Training with selected packages

History of Cloud Physics Probe Processing Data Workshops

2010: Seaside, Oregon (before American Meteorological Society Conference on Cloud Physics)

2013: Zurich, Switzerland (before the Davos Atmosphere and Cryosphere Assembly)

2014: Boston, Massachusetts (before American Meteorological Society Conference on Cloud Physics)

2016: Manchester, United Kingdom (before 17th International Conference on Clouds and Precipitation)

2017: Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany (before the 2nd International Conference on Airborne Research for the Environment)

2018: Vancouver, British Columbia (before American Meteorological Society Conference on Cloud Physics)

ICCP 2021 2nd announcement

Abstract submission open for ICCP2021

18th ICCP Conference 2021 will take place between 2-6th August 2021 with the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, India as the host.

Details are available at https://iccp2020.tropmet.res.in/home

Presentations are being solicited on theoretical, observational, laboratory and numerical modeling studies of cloud and precipitation physics, aerosol and cloud chemistry, cloud electrification and cloud dynamics in the following specific areas. You may contribute your abstract by selecting relevant keywords.

  • Aerosol-cloud-precipitation-radiation interactions and processing
  • Applications of cloud and precipitation physics
  • Basic cloud and precipitation physics
  • Cirrus clouds
  • Cloud electricity
  • Clouds and climate (including radiative properties of clouds)
  • Clouds and high impact weather
  • Clouds and remote sensing
  • Convective clouds
  • Effects of COVID-19 pandemic on clouds, precipitation and cloud-aerosol interactions
  • Fog and visibility
  • Ice nucleating particles and cloud condensation nuclei
  • Laboratory, wind tunnel and cloud chamber studies of microphysical processes
  • Measurement techniques (of cloud and precipitation properties) and their uncertainties
  • Mesoscale cloud systems
  • Mixed phase clouds
  • Monsoon clouds and precipitation
  • Orographic clouds
  • Polar clouds
  • Tropical clouds
  • Turbulence mixing and entrainment
  • Warm clouds
  • Weather modification

Please note the following:

  • The International Cloud Modelling Workshop (ICMW 2021) and Airborne Data Processing Workshop will take place during the week and the weekend before the ICCP 2021, respectively, in Pune, India. A separate announcement will follow in that regard.
  • ICCP will be reviewing the abstracts received with a new deadline of 14 January 2021. Those who have previously submitted abstracts will be able to make changes to their abstract starting on 30th October 2020. There will be no abstract submission fee if you have previously paid the submission fee. However, if you submit an additional abstract or did not previously submit an abstract, submission fees will apply. 
  • Note that all abstract fees are non-refundable; however, all previously submitted abstracts remain in the database. The abstract submission system will allow for previously submitted abstracts to be revised, replaced (e.g., update co-authors and titles or change the subject matter of the abstract) or withdrawn, and to allow for new submissions.
  • The new deadlines are as follows.
    • 30th Oct 2020 abstract submission open
    • 14th January 2021 abstract submission closed
    • 6th March 2021: Acceptance of abstracts and initiation of registration
    • 30th March 2021 Program released
    • 29th April 2021 early bird registration ends
    • 29th June 2021 Regular registration ends  
  • The description of the scientific program may be slightly modified to include research areas that have been initiated due to the pandemic. Please watch for further announcements regarding abstract submissions and updates to the scientific program.
  • We are also considering a new format for the online presentations, which will be communicated shortly

If you have a question, please contact us at iccp2020@tropmet.res.in. We will continue to update the website with new information https://iccp2020.tropmet.res.in/home .

First announcement for the 18th ICCP conference 2021 in Pune, India

18th ICCP Conference 2021 will take place between 2-6th August 2021 with the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, India as the host.

The ICCP 2020 was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The ICCP commission, in consultation with the LOC, has decided that the upcoming ICCP 2021 will be a hybrid/virtual meeting, with the structure of the sessions depending on the degree of improvement in the global pandemic situation

We will be coming together as a cloud physics community once again by following all the restrictions and regulations in place.

We once again want to thank everyone that submitted an abstract by the 9th March 2020 deadline and note that we received over 560. The overwhelming support given to the ICCP during these difficult times shows that the ICCP community is still eager to come together, share science, and build international collaborations. We will be re-opening the abstract submission website for the ICCP-2021 on 30th October 2020.

The following highlights should also be noted

  • The International Cloud Modelling Workshop (ICMW 2021) and Airborne Data Processing Workshop will take place during the week and the weekend before the ICCP 2021, respectively, in Pune, India. A separate announcement will follow in that regard.
  • ICCP will be reviewing the abstracts received with a new deadline of 14 January 2021. Those who have previously submitted abstracts will be able to make changes to their abstract starting on 30th October 2020. There will be no abstract submission fee if you have previously paid the submission fee. However, if you submit an additional abstract or did not previously submit an abstract, submission fees will apply. 
  • Note that all abstract fees are non-refundable; however, all previously submitted abstracts remain in the database. The abstract submission system will allow for previously submitted abstracts to be revised, replaced (e.g., update co-authors and titles or change the subject matter of the abstract) or withdrawn, and to allow for new submissions.
  • The new deadlines are as follows.
    • 30th Oct 2020 abstract submission open
    • 14th January 2021 abstract submission closed
    • 6th March 2021: Acceptance of abstracts and initiation of registration
    • 30th March 2021 Program released
    • 29th April 2021 early bird registration ends
    • 29th June 2021 Regular registration ends  
  • The description of the scientific program may be slightly modified to include research areas that have been initiated due to the pandemic. Please watch for further announcements regarding abstract submissions and updates to the scientific program.
  • We are also considering a new format for the online presentations, which will be communicated shortly

If you have a question, please contact us at iccp2020@tropmet.res.in. We will continue to update the website with new information https://iccp2020.tropmet.res.in/home .

We realize that many of you or your loved ones are suffering at this time and some of you may have lost people who are dear to you; our thoughts are most definitely with you all.  Please ensure that you take every possible precaution.