14th International Workshop on Modeling the Ocean 2024

 The IWMO was first held in 2009 with the goal that modelers and observationalists interested in ocean processes and coupling with its surrounding can exchange their latest research and wide-ranging ideas in an intellectually rewarding and relaxing environment. The IWMO focuses on all aspects of ocean and coupled air-wave-sea, ice and current-sediment modeling: processes, analysis and prediction. The earth system is inter-connected on a broad range of temporal and spatial scales, and we welcome coastal, regional and basin-scale studies, as well as interdisciplinary topics. As in the past workshops, we particularly encourage participation from young scientists – graduate students and postdocs – and will again host the Outstanding Young Scientist Awards (OYSA) competition. IWMO participants are welcome to submit a manuscript to a special issue in Ocean Dynamics dedicated to the workshop. 

 Information about Princeton Ocean Model (POM) and past IWMO meetings can be found in following link.

POM 

Past IWMO meetings 

14th IWMO Group Picture

OYSA Group Picture

Information

Lunch map is found at Lunch map.

Agenda and poster size is descripted at Program. 

Important dates:

Abstract submission deadline : 23 April (UTC)

Early-bird registration deadline : 23 April (UTC)

Regular registration deadline: 31 May (UTC)

Registration fees:

Early-bird registration

Non-student: 70,000 JPY

Student: 30,000 JPY

Accompanying person: 20,000 JPY

Regular registration:

Non-student: 80,000 JPY

Student: 40,000 JPY

Accompanying person: 20,000 JPY

*We will provide childcare support. (Information for childcare )