The 14^th International Meeting on Statistical Climatology (IMSC) will be held in Toulouse on June 24-28, 2019.

These meetings, which have been held roughly every three years since 1979, are organized by independent statisticians, climatologists and atmospheric scientists. They facilitate communication between the climate and statistics communities and promote good statistical practice in climate and atmospheric science.

Contributions are welcome on the following sessions (detailed on the sessions page).
 

	1	Climaterecords: data homogenization, dataset creation, and uncertainty
	2	Interactionsof weather and climate with human and natural systems
	3	Statisticalissues working with large datasets and model outputs
	4	Space-timestatistics for modeling and analyzing climate variability
	5	Weather/climatepredictability and forecast evaluation
	6	Statisticsfor climate models, ensemble design, uncertainty quantification, model tuning
	7	Statisticaland machine learning in climate science
	8	Long-termD&A and emergent constraints on future climate projections
	9	Attributionand analysis of single weather events
	10	Changesin extremes including temperature, hydrologic, and multivariate compound events
	11	Extremevalue analysis for climate applications
	12	Fromglobal change to regional impacts, downscaling and bias correction

 
Instructions for presenting authors

Plenary speakers have been allocated a 30-minute time slot. Parallel talks (or "regular oral") have been allocated a 20-minute time slot. These time slots include both the talk and the questions, and it is highly recommended that speakers save 5 minutes for questions. All speakers are requested to upload their presentations before the start of their session. Files should be prepared in pdf, ppt or pptx, and both 4:3 and 16:9 formats are accepted. Posters should be prepared in A0 portrait format. There is no possibility to print posters on-site. There will be two poster sessions: one on Tuesday afternoon, one on Thursday afternoon. Tuesday's posters can be displayed from Monday morning to Wednesday noon; Thursday's posters can be displayed from Wednesday noon to Friday afternoon. Presenters are requested to stay close to their posters only during their poster session.