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Target Audience
Target Audience
Undergraduate and graduate students at Penn State, Millersville, and other Mid-Atlantic universities.
Operational meteorologists, social scientists, and emergency managers serving the Mid-Atlantic region.
Parallel sessions that cater to all audiences:
Parallel sessions that cater to all audiences:
Operational Meteorology Track
Operational Meteorology Track
Atmospheric Sciences Track
Atmospheric Sciences Track
This track will be dedicated to abstracts related to challenges with forecasting and communicating weather hazards in the region, including on severe thunderstorms, snow squalls, other winter hazards, flooding risks, and more
This track will be dedicated to abstracts on atmospheric science research topics, such as radiative transfer, atmospheric chemistry, boundary layer turbulence, and statistical meteorology.
Request to give an oral presentation or present a poster!
Request to give an oral presentation or present a poster!
Abstract Submission Guidelines
Abstract Submission Guidelines
The deadline to submit abstracts is September 12, 2024. Please limit abstracts to no more than 500 words. Presentations will be in the format of 12-minute oral talks, and a poster session will also be hosted if there is sufficient interest. Therefore, please indicate your preferred type of presentation in the submission form. Further instructions on presentations will be sent to the presenters after the abstract submission deadline.
Registration Information
Registration Information
Regardless of whether you plan to present research at the conference, we strongly encourage all MIDATMOS attendees to register for the conference.
Cost: Free thanks to our generous sponsors!
At the conference, donations will be accepted that will go towards expanding this conference in future years.
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