Welcome to QH, where you'll find info on earthquakes and tsunamis. The blog mainly focuses on palaeoseismology, the scientific field concerned with finding evidence of past seismic events. Researching earthquakes and tsunamis that have already happened may allow us to better understand future hazards. Maintained by Earth Scientist and palaeoseismologist Dr Ed Garrett
Showing posts with label European Geoscience Union. Show all posts
Showing posts with label European Geoscience Union. Show all posts
Wednesday, 6 January 2016
EGU2016: Speakers announced
We are delighted to announce that Dr Raphaël Paris (Université Blaise Pascal - Clermont-Ferrand) will be the invited speaker for the EGU 2016 session "Geological records of extreme wave events". Dr Paris will speak on "Tsunami deposits at high altitudes on the flanks of volcanic islands".
We're also pleased to welcome Professor Ben Horton (Rutgers), who will give the Plinius Medal Lecture as part of the session. We congratulate Prof. Horton on this prestigious medal and look forward to his lecture on "The importance of sea-level research".
We are still welcoming submissions for session NH5.7/GM12.6/SSP3.20 on any aspect of extreme waves in the geological record, including field investigations, numerical and physical modelling studies and everything in-between. The abstract deadline is 13th January 2016. To submit an abstract, click on the link on the session page of the EGU website. Check out the info page for more details on how to submit.
Monday, 2 November 2015
EGU 2016 session: Geological records of extreme wave events
Abstract submission has just opened for the 2016 European Geoscience Union General Assembly, to be held in Vienna from 17-22nd April. We invite you to submit abstracts for our session on Geological records of extreme wave events.
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