Conferences

We've attended quite a few conferences over the years. This is a place to record some notes on them and, perhaps more importantly, good places to eat!

Feel free to add your thoughts / recommendations here.

General Notes

Flights

• Avoid electronic boarding passes, since you'll need to submit a boarding pass with your receipts to get reimbursed
• You'll likely be buying your tickets well in advance of the conference, so you may want to consider getting a travel advance so that you get that money back earlier

Conferences

Name	Link	Month(s)	Size	Location	Topic(s)	Thoughts
Ocean Sciences	2020 meeting in San Diego	February	~ 4000 people	Various (Portland 2018, San Diego 2020)	Wide range of topics. Fairly light on numerical talks.	(Ben) I quite enjoyed this conference. Massive poster session was good. Good chance to see interesting talks in your field and check out interesting talks in other fields.
Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society Congress	CMOS Congress	July	Small	Various Canadian Cities (2019: Montreal as part of IUGG)
American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting	AGU Fall Meeting	December	~20000 people	Usually San Francisco
European Geophysical Union		April	~15000 people
American Physical Society Division of Fluid Dynamics		November
International Association for Great Lakes Research Conference	IAGLR Conference	June	Very Small
Conference of the Computational Fluid Dynamics Society of Canada	CFD Canada	June	Very Small

Food

Denver

• Sam's No. 3 Diner (arm sized burritos)
• Rhein Haus (good German beer)

Vienna

• derHannes

Portland

• Afuri Ramen (not super cheap, but fantastic ramen)
• Tarad thai (decent prices, good food. Lunch special is a good deal)
• Eisenhower bagels (great bagels at a great price)
• Frank's Noodle House (pretty cheap, incredibly good noodles)
• Little Bird (signs for Petit Ouseau. Expensive, but great French food)