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Upcoming Events
Participants specializing in various disciplines, often from the natural and social science fields, are invited to attend these events. Public Lectures held during the workshops are open to the public. If you are interested in learning more please contact us
2022
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Exploring the Frontiers in Earth System Modeling with Machine Learning and Big Data
June 05, 2022 to June 10, 2022Science Session -
Accelerating Actionable Climate Information Through Machine Learning
June 07, 2022 Walter Orr Roberts
Featured News
AGCI presents at the GlenX Career Expo
May 01, 2017Post Independent
By Ryan SummerlinAGCI shared information about soil moisture, climate, and being a scientist at the GlenX high school career expo.
Students win grant for night-vision osprey cam
April 21, 2017Aspen Public Radio
By Elizabeth Stewart-SeveryAspen Public Radio reports on funding provided by the Healthy Rivers Board including to Anja Simpson and Charles Mowbray, two ninth grader from Colorado Rocky Mountain School, AGCI, and the Roaring Fork Conservancy.
CMC student builds partnerships to learn land management
April 06, 2017Post Independent
By Chelsea SelfColorado Mountain College Sustainability Studies student Ellie Langford worked with EcoFlight, AGCI, and the Powers family to write a thesis about sustainable land management.
Independence Pass monitoring station survives first winter
March 22, 2017Aspen Daily News
M. John FayheeThe newest iRON station, the Independence Pass station, has been featured in the the Aspen Daily News! There is a correction: photos from the station must be collected manually, but all other data from the station are transmitted by satellite every 4 hours. They can be found by visiting agci.org/iron/station/independece-pass and clicking on "live data".
Climate Change Clues Unearthed
March 15, 2017Aspen Public Radio
Elizabeth Stewart-SeveryAGCI Research and Education Coordinator Elise Osenga, presented to the Pitkin County Board of Commissioners about AGCI's soil moisture monitoring network and what the data tells about local impacts of climate change.
AGCI & ACES study referenced
January 26, 2017Vail Daily
By Jeanne McQueeney, Kathy Chandler-Henry and Jill RyanThe Eagle County Board of Commissioners wrote an editorial about steps being taken to achieve an 80 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. In the editorial, they reference a 2015 study by the Aspen Global Change Institute and Aspen Center for Environmental Studies that points out there were 23 fewer days of freezing temperatures in 2015 than in the 1970s.
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