EGU meetings calendar

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2021

International School on Mantle Dynamics MEREMA 2nd Edition
Sestri Levante, Italy
24–29 October 2021

The MEREMA II School aims to assess the present state of knowledge about the structure, chemical differentiation, and dynamics of the mantle as a whole system, acquiring information from different methodologic approaches and disciplines (petrology, geochemistry andgeophysics). Major themes will be: i) chemical evolution and dynamics of the Earth's mantle; ii) origin and length scale of chemical and isotopic mantle heterogeneities, iii) transfer of heterogeneities from mantle source

Empirical and Ab Initio Thermodynamic Models of Minerals and Melts
Athens - Greece
1–5 November 2021

The training school, aimed at early career scientists, is on thermodynamic modeling of natural silicate liquids and their equilibria with minerals and fluids, combining two quite different but complementary intellectual approaches — macroscopic and atomistic. The macroscopic approach will be based on the MELTS family of thermodynamic minimization algorithms, whereas the atomistic approach will use the UMD (Universal Molecular Dynamics) package for post-processing of ab initio molecular dynamics.

9th EGU Galileo Conference: Fire impacts at the Earth surface across space and time: perspectives for future fire management
Bad Belzig, Germany
28 March – 1 April 2022

This Galileo conference aims to provide a discussion-driven meeting to facilitate knowledge transfer between fire science disciplines and to identify research needs to support fire management of the future. Leading fire experts together with scientists and stakeholders from the fire and forest policy and management domains will discuss in plenary and breakout sessions 1) new joint perspectives on key processes, drivers and impacts of fire in the natural and human-shaped environments and 2) ident

Forest ecosystem response to post-fire management strategies and restoration tools in wildfire affected forest
Albacete, Spain
17–20 May 2022

The training school aims to gain a better knowledge of the wildfires effects on soil and plant ecosystems and to investigate the different post-fire management strategies and restoration tools used in wildfire affected forest for restoring soil and plant ecosystems to pre-fire levels.

7th EGU Galileo Conference: Second workshop on isotope-based studies of water partitioning and plant-soil interactions
Hannover, Germany
26–28 July 2022

The workshop aims to bring together scientists with different background (hydrology, soil science, plant physiology, remote sensing, ...) but common research interests in the use of stable isotopes of water as tracers to study partitioning of water in different environments. The workshop will address the urgent need to share experiences, discuss and advance knowledge about ecohydrological and physiological mechanisms that regulate the selection of different water sources taken up by plants.

8th EGU Galileo Conference: European Vision for Hydrological Observations and Experimentation
Napoli, Italy
19–22 September 2022

Focusing on hydrologic observation, hypothesis driven experimentation, and the models behind the data - participants will initialize a new vision for European hydrologic observation and experimentation. The conference will consist of plenary sessions with talks by invited speakers, early career talks and panel discussions with strong involvement of the audience, poster session combined with flash talks, open workshop spaces in form of break out groups and a wrap-up meeting.

17th Plinius Conference on Mediterranean Risks
Rome, Italy
11–14 October 2022

The objective of the 2020 edition is to provide an interdisciplinary forum for discussions on our current state of knowledge of Mediterranean risks in a climate change context, such as extreme rainfall events, winds, sea surges, floods and landslides. This will be achieved by bringing together scientific experts in the fields of meteorology, hydrology, geomorphology, sociology, engineering, cultural heritage conservation, and also governmental or private risk management actors.