# About the Cryospheric Sciences Working Group

**URL:** <https://forum.access-hive.org.au/t/about-the-cryospheric-sciences-working-group/587>\
**Category:** Cryospheric Sciences Working Group (CSWG)\
**Tags:** wg-about\
**Created:** [22 March 2023 23:58 UTC](https://forum.access-hive.org.au/t/about-the-cryospheric-sciences-working-group/587 "2023-03-22T23:58:50Z")\
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This category contains the working group mailing list, information and activity reports.

## Working group purpose

The Cryospheric Sciences working group includes researchers from Australian universities and research institutions who use and co-develop the Australian Community Climate Earth System Model (ACCESS) for their research.

It includes the components of the Cryosphere with a focus on land ice, including ice sheets, ice shelves, alpine glaciers, snow, permafrost, fast ice and icebergs.

The main aims of this group are to co-develop the cryosphere and land ice models, interchange information through regular meetings and provide information about training.

## Facilitators

Felicity McCormack, @fmccormack, co-chair  
Chen Zhao, @Chen_Zhao , co-chair  
Lenneke Jong, @lmjong, co-chair  
Mike Tetley, @mtetley, ACCESS-NRI liaison

## Category organisation

This category contains all information directly pertinent to the working group:

- [The “Announce” topic](https://forum.access-hive.org.au/t/cryosphere-working-group-announce/570) is used as a mailing list for the working group. Please “watch” this topic to receive all announcements via email.
- [The “Introduce yourself” topic](https://forum.access-hive.org.au/t/cryosphere-working-group-introduce-yourself/625) is used for people to quickly introduce themselves to the rest of the community
