IARC Science at AGU 2025

Dozens of IARC researchers and students are participating in the 2025 American Geophysical Union fall meeting held both virtually and in New Orleans this December. We hope to connect with our colleagues and friends during the following presentations and events. For those in New Orleans, please also stop by the University of Alaska Fairbanks booth. 

In addition to giving and convening talks and posters, IARC researchers are participating in a press conference for NOAA’s Arctic Report Card.

New Orleans time / Presenter / Title / Type / Location

8:30 – 12:00Margaret Rudolf, Emily Lescak, Hajo EickenEvaluation Framework for Research that Supports Arctic Indigenous Peoples [SY11B – Impactful Science: Methods and Metrics I]PosterHall EFG
8:30- 12:00Mike DeLue, Kristin Timm, Margaret RudolfNavigating Actionable Science in the Arctic: Addressing the Training Gap [SY11B – Impactful Science: Methods and Metrics I]PosterHall EFG
14:15 – 17:45Thomas BallingerIdentifying the origins and pathways of extreme western Greenland-Baffin Bay rainfall with disparate moisture tracking approaches [GC13E – Advances in Understanding and Predicting High-Latitude Earth Systems Changes and Their Associated Global Impacts II]PosterHall EFG
14:15 – 17:45Cecilia Strigle, Uma Bhatt, Thomas Ballinger, Peter Bieniek, Elizabeth Fischer, Nathan Kettle, Rick Lader, Hilary Shook, Chris WaiglEvaluation of Alaska summer temperature and precipitation from dynamical seasonal forecasts [A13J – Advancing Skill in Subseasonal-to-Seasonal (S2S) Prediction III]PosterHall EFG
15:15 – 17:45Peter Bieniek, Uma Bhatt, Cecilia Strigle, Nathan Kettle, Patricia HuttonImproving seasonal forecasts of winter rainfall hazards in Alaska [A13J – Advancing Skill in Subseasonal-to-Seasonal (S2S) Prediction III]PosterHall EFG
15:15 – 17:45Anna Spiers, Andrew Maguire, Spencer Vieira, Scott Rupp, Jeremy LittellBurned Area Projections for Boreal North America with Fire-Fuel Feedbacks: Ecoregional Variation in Climate-Fire Futures and Implications for Adaptation [GC13I – Fire-Ecosystem Interactions Under Global Environmental Changes III]PosterHall EFG
16:15Elizabeth Figus, Sarah TrainorUnderstanding the Impacts of Co-Produced Climate Services Work: case study examples from Kake (Keex Kwaan) and Hoonah (Xunaa), in Southeast Alaska [SY14A – Impactful Science: Methods and Metrics II Oral]Talk344-345

New Orleans time / Presenter / Title / Type / Location

8:30 – 10:00Katie Spellman, Elena Sparrow, Kara KornhauserFostering Science – Impact of a science camps program designed for youth in the foster care system [U21A – Strengthening STEM Learning: Creating Impact Through Collaborative Programs]OralE-2
8:30 – 10:00Elena Sparrow, Katie Spellman, Malinda Chase, Christina Buffington, Emily Sousa, Tori Brannan, Tohru SaitoInsights to a STEM Learning Ecosystem: Arctic and Earth SIGNs [U21A – Strengthening STEM Learning: Creating Impact Through Collaborative Programs]OralE-2
8:30 – 12:00Julian DannSpatial and Temporal Changes to Aufeis Distribution in Northern Alaska [C21F – Remote Sensing of the Cryosphere: Glaciers and Ice Sheets III]PosterHall EFG
8:30 – 12:00Lia Ferguson, Mike DeLue, Elizabeth Carter, Diego NorenaBeyond the Science: Sharing the World of Arctic Research and Adaptation Through Conversations and Podcasts [SY21D – Science and Society: Science Communication Practice, Research, and Reflection in an Era of Change I]PosterHall EFG

New Orleans time / Presenter / Title / Type / Location

16:15 – 17:45Hajo Eicken, Peter BieniekArctic PISCES: Observations in the Alaska Coastal Ice Zone for Improved Prediction of Ocean-Ice-Atmosphere Interactions [C34A – Coupled-System Processes of the Arctic Atmosphere–Sea Ice–Ocean System: Harnessing Field Observations and Advancing Models II]Talk208-209

New Orleans time / Presenter / Title / Type / Location

8:30 – 12:00Margaret RudolfIndigenous Methods are Science: Fostering Indigenous-Led Research through an NNA Convergence Working Group [Convergence Research in the Arctic: Drawing from Diverse Disciplines and Knowledge Systems to Address Complex Societal Challenges II]PosterHall EFG
8:30 – 12:00Margaret RudolfBuilding Community Through IPY Planning [Convergence Research in the Arctic: Drawing from Diverse Disciplines and Knowledge Systems to Address Complex Societal Challenges II]PosterHall EFG
8:30 – 12:00Alec Bennett, Vladimir Alexeev, Nicholas Parlato, Peter Bieniek, Nancy Fresco, Rick ThomanData-Information-Knowledge-Action Cycles: Developing an Ontology for Social-Scientific Practice in Earth Systems Modeling [Building with Science Foundation Models: From Data to Impact I]PosterHall EFG
8:30 – 12:00 Mike DeLue, Bruce Crevensten, Nancy Fresco, Scott Rupp, Charles Parr, Josh Paul, Craig Stephenson, Bob Torgerson“Alive Data”: Improving Data Visibility and Transparency through Collaborative Data Tools [Connecting Data to Science and Discovery: Innovations and Infrastructure Bridging Disparate Observations to Drive Earth Science I]PosterHall EFG
10:30 – 12:00Adelheid Herrmann, Sarah Trainor, Caroline EricksonAssessing fiscal pathways for climate adaptation funding in Alaska [Centered in Place: Connecting with Rural Communities in Alaskan Research and Outreach I]Geoburst338-339

New Orleans time / Presenter / Title / Type / Location

8:30 – 12:00Yongwon KimAnnual estimation of soil CO2 emission in unburned and burned tundra wildfire of Kougarok, Seward Peninsula, western Alaska [B51M – Vulnerability of Permafrost Carbon to Climate Change I]PosterHall EFG
8:30 – 12:00Rémi Pagès, Claudine HauriEvaluating Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement Efficiency in the Gulf of Alaska using a Regional Coupled Model [OS51D – Bridging Scales to Advance Ocean-Based Carbon Dioxide Removal II]PosterHall EFG

Please note that only IARC-affiliated authors are listed above. For a full author list of each poster or presentation view the linked AGU abstract.