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Home / Education / Educational resources / UNA REVOLUCIÓN ROCOSA: ¿PUEDEN LOS MODELOS VIRTUALES EN 3D TRANSFORMAR LA ENSEÑANZA DE LA GEOLOGÍA?
This brochure introduces Terry and Laura's work, offers an insight into careers in geology, contains an interview with Terry and Laura and includes an activity sheet that challenges students to participate in a virtual fieldtrip. Go back
Home / Meetings / General Assembly
The annual EGU General Assembly is Europe’s largest and most prominent geosciences event. It attracts more than 16,000 scientists, more than half of which are early career, from all over the world. The meeting’s sessions cover all disciplines in the Earth, planetary and space sciences. Each annual General Assembly typically features more than 16,000 oral, poster and PICOs (interactive presentations that combine the advantages of orals and posters).
Home / Education / Geolocations / Gorropu Gorge
No Description From Imaggeo.egu.eu: The Gorropu gorge is the deepest Italian canyon, with walls up to 450 m high. It is located in the "Parco Nazionale del Gennargentu" and it is reachable with a 3 hour hike through beautiful strawberry tree woods. When entering the gorge I was quickly captured by the huge dimensions, but once I arrived in the core of the canyon what astonished me the most was the unbelievable silence. http://imaggeo.egu.eu/view/1516/ Geographic location 9.4808 E, 40.1919 N Go back
Home / Awards & medals / Vening Meinesz Medal / 1998 / Reiner Rummel
Reiner Rummel The 1998 Vening Meinesz Medal is awarded to Reiner Rummel in recognition of his fundamental contributions to the study of the Earth’s gravity field and to the realization of a widely-based reference system. The recipient of the Vening Meinesz medal is Prof. Reiner Rummel. Prof. Rummel has been full professor of Physical Geodesy at the Faculty of Geodetic Engineering at the Delft University of Technology from 1980 till 1993.
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EGS Honorary Membership 1994 John L. Monteith in recognition of his fundamental work on vegetation-atmosphere interactions Newsletter 51, 26, 1994
Home / News / Webinars and online events / How to get a European postdoctoral grant
Conveners: Rebecca Varney, Silvia Poblador, Elsa Abs. Speakers: Elsa Abs - Elsa is an ECS representative of the Biogeosciences Division and a CNRS researcher at the Laboratory for Sciences of Climate and Environment (LSCE) near Paris, where they lead the ERC Starting Grant project GAMEchange. They use mathematical models at different scales to understand how climate change impacts soil microbes and how microbial adaptation, in turn, modifies biogeochemical cycling and climate.
Home / News / EGU news / Policy report: EGU Shaping Missions event
This report also addresses specific issues related to each of the most science-relevant mission board themes. More information The European Geosciences Union is the leading organisation for Earth, planetary and space science research in Europe. With our partner organisations worldwide, we foster fundamental geoscience research, alongside applied research that addresses key societal and environmental challenges.
Home / Media Library / Large release of methane to the atmosphere from a pipeline "blowdown"
During a blowdown, all of the methane from a pipeline is released to the atmosphere so that maintenance or repairs can be done on the pipeline with less risk of explosion. Although methane is invisible to the naked eye, the blowdown can be seen from the water vapor condensing into fog due to the rapid cooling from the release of the methane.
