Sponsorship & Exhibition
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Busan Metropolitan City, South Korea’s second-largest city, is a leading hub in the global marine and port industry. Committed to sustainability, it is a repository of rich geological heritage and serves as a key center for global climate change initiatives, with the APEC Climate Center located in the city.
Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology (KIOST), established in 1973, is a comprehensive marine research institute. KIOST conducts a wide range of research activities to address national and societal challenges, including the exploration of marine resources, marine biotechnology and climate change solutions, responses to marine environmental changes, utilization of marine big data, prediction of marine disasters and hazards, and the enhancement of maritime capabilities.
The APEC Climate Center (APCC), established in 2005 with APEC's unanimous support, enhances socio-economic well-being in the Asia-Pacific region by providing timely and reliable climate predictions using advanced science and technology. Serving as a key hub for climate data and tools, APCC delivers solutions through interconnected areas: climate prediction services, application of climate information for climate change response, and capacity building.
The IBS Center for Climate Physics is an international climate research center. Mission is to enhance the understanding of natural climate variability and man-made climate change. We provide basic scientific knowledge on the evolution of the climate system and its environmental and potential economic impacts.
KIAPS is a research institution committed to advancing Korea's numerical weather prediction capabilities through the development of next-generation models and data assimilation systems, based on the Korean Integrated Model (KIM). Our research focuses on developing a unified framework for seamless predictions up to 30 days by integrating earth system components.
KHOA conducts ocean observation, hydrographic survey and collects and analyzes ocean observation data, as well as conducting marine forecasting for the Korean sea areas. We also publish nautical publications such as nautical charts and electronic nautical charts. We support shipping, fishing and marine industries, the military and research institutes by providing various ocean information. To help with that, we cooperate with the IHO (International Hydrographic Organization) to be a leader in technical development throughout the world. In addition, we aim to discover new marine geographic features and register their names internationally.
IAMAS' associated journal Advances in Atmospheric Sciences aims to rapidly publish the latest achievements and developments on the dynamics, physics and chemistry of the Earth's atmosphere and ocean. Its latest SCI Impact Factor is 6.5.
The APEC Climate Center (APCC), established in 2005 with APEC's unanimous support, enhances socio-economic well-being in the Asia-Pacific region by providing timely and reliable climate predictions using advanced science and technology. Serving as a key hub for climate data and tools, APCC delivers solutions through interconnected areas: climate prediction services, application of climate information for climate change response, and capacity building.
Busan Metropolitan City, South Korea’s second-largest city, is a leading hub in the global marine and port industry. Committed to sustainability, it is a repository of rich geological heritage and serves as a key center for global climate change initiatives, with the APEC Climate Center located in the city.
The IBS Center for Climate Physics is an international climate research center. Mission is to enhance the understanding of natural climate variability and man-made climate change. We provide basic scientific knowledge on the evolution of the climate system and its environmental and potential economic impacts.
KHOA conducts ocean observation, hydrographic survey and collects and analyzes ocean observation data, as well as conducting marine forecasting for the Korean sea areas. We also publish nautical publications such as nautical charts and electronic nautical charts. We support shipping, fishing and marine industries, the military and research institutes by providing various ocean information. To help with that, we cooperate with the IHO (International Hydrographic Organization) to be a leader in technical development throughout the world. In addition, we aim to discover new marine geographic features and register their names internationally.
KIAPS is a research institution committed to advancing Korea's numerical weather prediction capabilities through the development of next-generation models and data assimilation systems, based on the Korean Integrated Model (KIM). Our research focuses on developing a unified framework for seamless predictions up to 30 days by integrating earth system components.
The National Institute of Fisheries Science (NIFS) is the only comprehensive national research institute in Korea dedicated to marine and fisheries science, conducting research on the marine environment, fisheries resource, and aquaculture to achieve sustainable marine and fisheries management.
The National Institute of Meteorological Sciences is an institution that leads value-oriented research and development to protect the public from meteorological disasters and preserve the global environment, and is creating current and future meteorological/climate science services that the public wants.
Meteorological and Climate Big Data Integration Technologies & Applications
- AI-based Near-Future Climate Prediction and Integration Technologies (Extreme Weather, Hydrology, Energy, Abnormal Sea Surface Temperature, etc.)
- AI-based Energy Forecasting/Management, Weather-Impact Modeling for Healthcare, and Integration Technologies
- Advanced Utilization of Weather, Climate, Ocean, and Environmental Data & User-Centered Information Systems