Conference Programme (.pdf)

Book of Abstracts (.pdf)

The conference will comprise a broad range of meteotsunami topics, sorted in several sessions:

1. Meteotsunami overview talks
2. Meteotsunami observations
3. Atmosphere-ocean modelling for meteotsunamis
4. Atmosphere-ocean interactions and ocean processes
5. Climatology of meteotsunamis
6. Meteotsunamis forecasting and developing early warning system

The conference will close with a round table, during which all aspects of meteotsunami research and meteotsunami-related future activities will be discussed. This will include

• discussing standards for meteotsunami observations and modelling
• discussing ways for creation of efficient early-warning systems
• creation of a framework (informal/formal network) for future collaborations
• making meteotsunami research more visible in tsunami community and in public, and other.

Please do notice that regular oral presentations last for 20 min, that includes 15 min of the talk and 5 min for questions. For those having poster presentations, please keep the poster size to less than 95 cm in width and 150 cm in height. Also, there will be 2-min presentations of posters, so please prepare 2 ppt/pdf slides with the most important information.

For those who did pre-booking during registration, there will be a full-day excursion on the last day of the conference (11 May 2019) to the National park Krka and the city of Šibenik, lunch included. For those wishing to go to the excursion and still didn’t book, it might be possible to book it on-site during the first two days of the conference (price: 60 Euros)

We plan to have special issue in high-quality peer-review journal, to be announced on the conference, where a collection of papers coming out of the conference presentations (but not restricted to) will be published.