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2014/30/MA

IPCC MEDIA ADVISORY
30 October 2014


Webcast and live feed of IPCC Press Conference


COPENHAGEN, Oct 30 The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is holding a
press conference at 11.00 a.m. Copenhagen time on Sunday 2 November 2014 to present the
Synthesis Report of the Fifth Assessment Report.

IPCC Chairman Rajendra Pachauri will present the Synthesis Report. He will be joined by U.N.
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and Peruvian Environment Minister (and incoming COP President)
Manuel Pulgar-Vidal. The panel also includes World Meteorological Organization Michel Jarraud
and IPCC Secretary Renate Christ. Authors that have contributed to the report will be present.

This press conference will be webcast and can be followed live.

To follow the webcast please go to:
http://livehou.se/v/x5e3mv

Media following the press conference by webcast can send in questions to:
ipcc-questions@wmo.int

Please make sure to identify yourself and your media organization when sending in questions.

A recording of the webcast will be posted on the IPCC website later.

The press conference will also be broadcast live. The feed can be downlinked at the following
coordinates and will last an hour.

Date: 2 November 2014
Origin: Copenhagen, Tivoli
Time 10:00 11:00 GMT
Satellite Eutelsat 10A 10 East
TXP & CH F5_ slot 7-8-9-10
D/L Frequency 12.684,330 MHz X (horizontal)
Symbol Rate 4.600 Msym/s
FEC Rate 3/4
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Modulation 8PSK DVBS-2
Encoding H264 / 4:2:0 Color Sampling / roll off 20% / Pilots ON / Audio 1 pair
Standard HD 1080i50
TX Activity Live Coordination +49 162 394 1287, Matti Hefer

Media representatives wishing to attend the press conference and/or get access to embargo
materials must complete the online form available on the IPCC media portal
here: http://www.ipcc.ch/apps/eventmanager/press/.

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Please ensure that you have scanned copies of your credentials ready when you start filling in the
form as the system will not allow you to proceed without uploading these. Credentials should be
uploaded in a single file (PDF).

The credentials that are required are:
A letter of assignment requesting accreditation on official letterhead of a media organization,
signed by the publisher, editor-in-chief, or assignment editor. It should include the name and
duration of assignment of the journalist; and
A valid press card; or a valid media accreditation badge for the United Nations in New York,
Geneva, Vienna or Nairobi. If you do not have a press card, please submit 3 recent samples of
your work in a relevant area.
On the IPCC media portal, follow the following steps:
Click "Request Access"
Read carefully the conditions and click "Yes I agree to respect the terms of the embargo", if you
agree
Fill in the "Request Access" form:
o Select the event;
o Select from the following options: opening session; press conference, embargo. You can
choose one, two or all options;
o Upload your credentials in a single PDF file;
o Click "Request Access" to submit the form.
The IPCC media team will review your credentials and when approved you will receive an email with
your personal log-in details. Please note that due to the high number of requests, this might take a
number of days.
Many IPCC authors will be available for interview after the press conference on Sunday, in
person or by phone.
For details of how to request interviews, read this:
http://www.ipcc.ch/news_and_events/docs/ar5/Media_advisory_SYR_interviews.pdf
For arrangements for broadcasters, read
this:http://www.ipcc.ch/news_and_events/docs/ar5/SYR_Broadcast_advisory_final.pdf

For more information contact :

IPCC Press Office, +45 45 99 00 77, Email : ipcc-media@wmo.int
Jonathan Lynn, +41 22 730 8066 or Nina Peeva, +45 23 49 75 94

IPCC Press Office Geneva +41 22 730 8120


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