Registration
Free but required online registration for participants with and without submission of a contribution.
Registration deadline:
for contributions by 15 January 2014 – unfortunately already closed
for participation 25 March 2014
Please note that due to the limited capacity of the premises at the Alpine Club Museum in the Hofburg Innsbruck, the registration option for the icebreaker event on Wednesday evening, 2 April 2014, may have to close early.
Registration and submission of contributions to the Klimatag will this year for the first time be handled via an online registration system, which this year's co-organiser IGF/ÖAW is kindly making available to the Klimatag 2014.
No registration fee will be charged for the Klimatag 2014.
Contributions for the 15th Austrian Klimatag
We kindly ask you, as in previous years, to present your research activities and the opportunities for connections with colleagues from the same or other fields at the Klimatag as a talk or poster.
Please note the new requirements for poster presentations and the general guidelines for abstracts, which you can download via the following link: Klimatag2014_Einreichmodalitaeten_20140217
For the submission of abstracts and registration for participation, an online registration system has this year for the first time been set up by the co-organiser IGF/ÖAW.
Free but required online registration for participants with and without submission of a contribution.
No registration fee will be charged for the Klimatag 2014.
Important dates:
Submission of abstracts by 15 January 2014 – unfortunately already closed
Registration deadline for participation by 25 March 2014
An overview of contributions as well as a detailed programme are already available here.
Getting Here / Accommodation
Under this link you'll find a list of centrally located hotels where rooms have been pre-reserved for the Klimatag.
http://www.innsbruck-pauschalen.com/klimatag
Room reservations are possible until 28 February 2014.
We're working to organise the Klimatag as a Green Event Tirol and thus as climate-friendly and sustainable as possible. We thank all participants in advance who support this goal by making a conscious choice to travel by train, bus, or carpooling!
As an example, we've calculated the CO2 emissions for the Vienna–Innsbruck return journey (950 km):
- Train: 47kg CO2
- Car diesel (5L/100km): 124kg CO2
- Car petrol (7L/100km): 160kg CO2
- Flight: 304kg CO2
(Source: For calculation details see www.prima-klima-weltweit.de/co2/kompens-berechnen.php)
CO2 offsetting will also be a topic at the Klimatag. BOKU has developed a system for CO2 offsetting for flights. You can find more information here.
Further options for CO2 calculation and offsetting can be found at:
http://www.atmosfair.de/
http://www4.ichundco2.at/
http://www.oeamtc.at/co2_rechner/
http://www.prima-klima-weltweit.de/co2/kompens-berechnen.php
Barrier-free access at the University of Innsbruck, Campus Innrain
