(East Siberian Sea/ Kazutaka Tateyama, KIT)
(East Siberian Sea/ Kazutaka Tateyama, KIT)
(Ellesmere Island/ Masaki Uchida, NIPR)
(Yakutsk/ Hironori Yabuki, NIPR)
(Ny-Ålesund NIPR Observatory/ Junji Matsushita, NIPR)
(Tiksi/ Hironori Yabuki, NIPR)
(Ny-Ålesund/ Junji Matsushita, NIPR)The Seventh International Symposium on Arctic Research (ISAR-7) was held in Tachikawa, Tokyo on March 6-10, 2023, by a hybrid manner (partly in-person and partly online).
We had 336 presentations in 4 keynote speeches, 10 regular sessions, 19 special sessions, 16 session presentations and poster session. The number of participants was 448 (340 in-person and 108 online) from 24 countries/areas including all of 8 Arctic Council countries. 4 outstanding poster presentations were awarded. The symposium was quite successful with fruitful discussions under the symposium theme.
Sincere thanks to all those who supported us in organizing the symposium, and to all the participants.
Opening photo session on March 7, 2023 (Original Size 2.0MB)
Opening photo session on March 7, 2023 (Original Size 5.2MB)
Online Meeting Participation Site for ISAR-7 opened.
For participants who have completed registration by February 6, please see your notification email for your login ID and password sent by the ISAR-7 online support desk on February 21.
*Please check the Presentation Guidelines before attending the symposium.
Don't miss the ISAR-7, it will be held on-site for the first time in 5 years.
Please register now and ISAR-7 Symposium Organizing Committee looks forward to seeing you on 6 - 10 March 2023 here in TACHIKAWA, JAPAN !
(As of September 29, 2022)
New entry restrictions and action measures for foreign nationals regarding COVID-19 infection in Japan will be revised from October 11, 2022.
<Details of the easing measures>
For more details, please click here.
The ISAR-7 Symposium Organizing Committee sincerely looks forward to your abstract submissions and to seeing you all at the symposium in-person as before.