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EGU 2015 call for sessions
The call for session proposals for the EGU 2015 General Assembly is now open. Until 12 September you can suggest new sessions with conveners and description, or you can propose modifications to current ones. The next EGU General Assembly is taking place in Vienna, Austria from 12 to 17 April 2015. [ Read more ]
New EGU partnerships
The EGU has signed Memoranda of Cooperation with the Geological Society of America and the International Union of Forest Research Organizations. [ Read more ]
Looking back at the EGU 2014 General Assembly
From 27 April to 2 May, Earth, planetary and space scientists from all over the world got together in Vienna for the EGU 2014 General Assembly. The meeting, which for the first time had a theme (The Face of the Earth), was rich in scientific achievements, international discussions and interesting new features. With over 15,000 presentations and close to 12,500 participants from 106 countries, it was also the largest to date. [ Read more ]
Welcome to the new EGU Vice-President and three new committee chairs!
At the EGU 2014 General Assembly, Hans Thybo was inaugurated as EGU Vice-President while Nicholas Arndt, Gerrit de Rooij and Hubert H.G. Savenije became the new chairs of the Outreach, Programme and Publications Committees, respectively. [ Read more ]
Journal Watch
Ecosystem function and services provided by the deep sea
In this manuscript we aim to provide a foundation for informed conservation and management of the deep sea by summarizing the important role of the deep sea in society. [ Read more ]
Physicochemical changes in pyrogenic organic matter (biochar) after 15 months of field aging
Predicting the effects of pyrogenic organic matter (OM) addition (either natural or intentional as in the case of biochar amendment) on soil chemistry and crop yields has been hampered by a lack of understanding of how pyrogenic OM evolves in the environment over time. This work compared the physicochemical characteristics of newly made and 15-month-field-aged biochars and biochar–soil mixtures. [ Read more ]
A spurious jump in the satellite record: has Antarctic sea ice expansion been overestimated?
Here, we show that much of the increase in the reported trend for Antarctic sea ice extent occurred due to the previously undocumented effect of a change in the way the satellite sea ice observations are processed for the widely used Bootstrap algorithm data set, rather than a physical increase in the rate of ice advance. [ Read more ]
A high-resolution bedrock map for the Antarctic Peninsula
Assessing and projecting the dynamic response of glaciers on the Antarctic Peninsula to changed atmospheric and oceanic forcing requires high-resolution ice thickness data as an essential geometric constraint for ice flow models. Here, we derive a complete bedrock data set for the Antarctic Peninsula north of 70° S on a 100 m grid [ Read more ]
Latest Posts from EGU Blogs
- GeoEd: Working together, posted 12 hours ago on GeoLog – EGU official blog
- GfGD in Tanzania (2) – Monitoring Water Projects, posted 1 day ago on Geology for Global Development
- GfGD in Tanzania (1) – Earth Sciences for Improving Livelihoods, posted 2 days ago on Geology for Global Development
- Imaggeo on Mondays: Spectacular splatter – the marvels of a mud volcano, posted 4 days ago on GeoLog – EGU official blog
- Geosciences Column: The Toba eruption probably did have a global effect after all, posted 1 week ago on GeoLog – EGU official blog
- 10 Minute Interview – The new Science of Geocognition, posted 1 week ago on Geology Jenga
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