We are delighted to announce the Snow–Permafrost Interactions Winter School: Processes, Measurements, and 1D Thermo-Hydrologic Modelling, hosted by the University of Trento and co-hosted by Eurac Research in Bolzano, with the support of the European Geosciences Union (EGU).
The school will take place in Trento in mid-February 2027. Over one week, early-career scientists will gain a rigorous, quantitative understanding of how the snowpack controls ground temperatures and permafrost, from field observations to physically based 1D models of coupled heat and water flow in frozen ground.
Who should apply
PhD students, postdocs and other early-career scientists working on snow, permafrost, hydrology, soil physics or mountain hazards. Whether you collect field data and want to model it, or build models and want to understand the data behind them, the school is designed for you.
Dates and applications
The exact dates, the programme and the application form will be announced here soon. If you would like to hear when applications open, or have questions in the meantime, please get in touch.
Supported by the EGU
We are grateful to the European Geosciences Union for supporting this school.
Save the date: mid-February 2027.