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Tabular iceberg surrounded by sea ice in the Antarctic

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This photograph is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution NoDerivatives licence. Further information is available at http://imaggeo.egu.eu/view/1974/. Credit: Eva Nowatzki, distributed via imaggeo.egu.eu Related EGU articles Has Antarctic sea ice expansion been overestimated? (22 July 2014) Download Original image (12.8 MB, 5184.0x3456.0 px) Preview image (45.1 KB, 1280x853 px, JPEG format) Go back

Christoph Ritschel

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The work the poster „Intensity-Duration Relation in the Bartlett-Lewis Rectangular Pulse Model“ is based on build up on my masters thesis, I finished in October 2014. Currently my research interests lie in a spartio-temporal stochastic precipitation model and investigating the intensity-duration relation for this model.

Historical expected annual damage (EAD) in GBP billion at 2020 values, and calculated EAD percentage increase with 1.8 degrees global warming

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Related EGU articles Scientists find clear evidence to make flood risk a bigger international priority (7 March 2023) Download Original image (548.0 KB, 1120.0x742.0 px) Go back

Figure 2: Journalist responses when asked if scientists expressed their wish to review media articles before being published, either in draft or final form.

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Related EGU articles Despite willingness to speak to the media, journalists say scientists often do not follow through, fearing their science will be misrepresented: EGU Media Survey (21 September 2023) Download Original image (3.4 KB, 1425.0x896.0 px) Preview image (5.3 KB, 1280.0x805.0 px, JPEG format) Go back

Figure 1: Journalist responses when asked how many scientists they interviewed were able to share their research in an accessible, non-technical manner.

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Martin Gauch

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In his presentation at EGU 2021, he demonstrated a Deep Learning architecture that seamlessly integrates any available past and future meteorological data to generate rainfall-runoff forecasts, and that can produce predictions at multiple timescales within a single model.

ERE Campfire - Induced seismicity

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Results suggest that pore pressure buildup is the main cause of fault reactivation during injection, while post-injection stress relaxation and redistribution contribute to delayed fault reactivation. Strategies like bleeding-off the well or progressive injection increase seismicity, while a shut-in strategy helps reduce it.

'Ask for Evidence' Lesson Plan

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Associated divisions Atmospheric Sciences (AS) Biogeosciences (BG) Climate: Past, Present & Future (CL) Cryospheric Sciences (CR) Earth and Space Science Informatics (ESSI) Earth Magnetism & Rock Physics (EMRP) Energy, Resources and the Environment (ERE) Geochemistry, Mineralogy, Petrology & Volcanology (GMPV) Geodesy (G) Geodynamics (GD) Geomorphology (GM) Geosciences Instrumentation and Data Systems (GI) Hydrological Sciences (HS) Natural Hazards (NH) Nonlinear Processes in Geosciences (NP) Ocean Sciences (OS) Planetary and Solar System Sciences (PS) Seismology (SM) Soil System Sciences (SSS) Solar-Terrestrial Sciences (ST) Stratigraphy, Sedimentology and Palaeontology (SSP) Tectonics and Structural Geology (TS) Language English Age groups 11-15 16-18 Type of activities Classroom Home Material needed To download the three lesson plan files, you'll need to register (for free) with the TES website.

Participants of the EGU General Assembly 2023

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The table below summarises the institutional affiliation of EGU General Assembly 2023 participants by nation. 15,454 colleagues from 107 countries participated on-site in Vienna, Austria, accompanied by 3,379 virtual attendees from 105 countries, for a total of 18,833 participants from 121 countries.

Overview

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EGU’s 18,000 members span many key scientific areas that can enhance the policymaking process including natural hazards, energy resources, climate change, soil science, and raw-material sourcing. Science is a key component of the policymaking process as it allows decision-makers to consider the evidence and potential consequences of any action or inaction. The growing complexity of societal challenges, and the policies needed to deal with them, also means that more frequent and consistent interactions between scientists and policymakers is needed.

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