Publications

ISAC and AOS Publications and Reports

2015
	*AOS White Papers 2013 and Arctic* Journal Special Issue** A subset of white papers and short statement contributions from AOS (Arctic Observing Summit) 2013, and continuing into 2014, are being published as a special issue of the journal Arctic, the international journal of the Arctic Institute of North America. The special issue is open access: Arctic Vol. 68, Supplement 1.
	Partnership between the Research Community and Arctic Stakeholders Workshop (PaSCAS) - Responding to Change Workshop for AOS 2016 Toyama, Japan 25 April 2015
	The following documents provide overviews of how ISAC activities align with ICARP III priorities (International Conference on Arctic Research Planning). *The Arctic Observing Summit and processes:* Brief report: pdf RtoC Workshops and activities: Brief report: pdf \| Presentation: pdf
2014
	Article on AOS in Witness the Arctic The Spring 2014 edition of Witness the Arctic, the newsletter from ARCUS (Arctic Research Consortium of the United States), included an article on AOS 2013 and recommendations stemming from the Summit Recommendations from 2014 Arctic Observing Summit (link) - Mikko Strahlendorff, Finnish Meteorological Institute
2013
	Arctic Observing Summit (AOS) 2013 - White Papers and Short Statements Community input was invited as part of AOS 2013 (Vancouver, Canada) activities. The original contributions can be downloaded from the AOS website here.
2012
	Responding to Arctic Environmental Change Translating Our Growing Understanding into a Research Agenda for Action Report on the 1st ISAC Responding to Change Workshop Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada 30 January - 1 February 2012
2011
	International Collaboration and Cooperation in Arctic Environmental Change Programs Planning for the Future An ISAC Workshop Report International Arctic Research Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks, USA 30 May - 1 June 2011
2010
	International Study of Arctic Change Science Plan The ISAC Science Plan outlines key research questions and issues in Arctic Environmental Research. The ISAC Science Program is structured around observing, understanding and responding to Arctic Change. Repsonding to change drives the programs and program implementation now underway through activities such as the Arctic Observing Summit. Murray M. S., Anderson L., Cherkashov G., Cuyler C., Forbes B., Gascard J.-C., Hass C., Schlosser P., Shaver G., Shimada K., Tjernstro:m M., Walsh J. Wandell J., and Zhao Z. 2010. *International Study of Arctic Change: Science Plan.* ISAC International Program Office, Stockholm. 50 pp.
Prior to 2010
	International Study of Arctic Change 2006 - Science Overview Document, Initial ISAC Science Prospectus