PROPL 25

PROPL explores how to close the gap between state-of-the-art programming methods being developed in academia and the use of programming in climate analysis, modelling, forecasting, policy, and diplomacy. The aim is to build bridges to the current practices used in the scientific community. We welcome contributions in the following forms:

• Short papers: (up to 5 pages, excluding bibliography and appendices), addressing a topic within the scope of the workshop. These should be formatted using the acmart SIGPLAN double-column format, i.e., `\documentclass[sigplan]{acmart}`. Papers will appear in the ACM Digital Library. Please submit these here.
• Talk proposal: Please submit an abstract of a talk aligned with the topics of the workshop. This could include reporting on existing work, a demo, open problems, work in progress, or new ideas and speculation. Multiple talk proposals may be combined into panel discussions, depending on the submitted topics. Please submit these here
• Provocations: (any length), short position pieces proposing and outlining a problem, application area, challenge, or capacity gap, that might be addressable by members of the community. We especially welcome such contributions from domain experts outside computer science. Please submit these using an online form.