Dear Colleagues,

You are cordially invited to participate in the 7th International Electronic Conference on Atmospheric Sciences. ECAS6 was the best year for the conference yet as it featured more video sessions, talks, and recorded presentations than previous years. I hope that with increased participation, we can continue to provide more live and recorded video forums. Technology is continuously improving the virtual experience, and we hope to take advantage of the latest developments in order to maintain the quality of our online meetings. Additionally, the virtual experience allows us to stretch our conference budgets and increase our interactions.

For the seventh International Electronic Conference on Atmospheric Sciences, the range of topics will remain more general, but we are open to subject areas concerning a topic of importance, especially interdisciplinary or transdisciplinary science. In recent decades, significant strides have been made in all areas of atmospheric science. We have seen the proliferation of remote sensing technologies, their instrumentation, and techniques for their use in research and operational weather forecasting. We have also seen advances in synoptic and dynamic meteorology, which have greatly enhanced weather forecasting. Advances in the capabilities of atmospheric modelling as well as increases in computing power have enhanced our understanding of atmospheric behaviours at all scales of time and space. Additionally, there have been discoveries related to the behaviour of smaller-scale systems, especially those that interact or intersect with human activity, health, and economics. These have inspired techniques for warning people that these events could affect them. An enhanced understanding of the interannual and interdecadal variability in our climate has also led to the development of long-range forecasting and projection. In conclusion, this conference will be organized around the following general and related themes that correspond to the Atmosphere journal:

This event will be an online proceeding, which enables researchers from all over the world to participate with no concerns regarding travel and related expenditures. Participation in, as well as “attendance” of this online conference, is free of charge. Short proceedings papers will be published in the conference’s proceedings in MDPI’s online journal Environment Science Proceedings after has peer review.

Prof. Dr. Anthony R. Lupo, Department of Soil, Environmental, and Atmospheric Science, University of Missouri-Columbia, Columbia, USA
Chair of ECAS 2025