[AK Geoarchäologie]WG: EGU-Sessionankündigung GM6.5/SSS2.23: Global Soil and Sediment transfers in the Anthropocene (PAGES-GloSS)

[Christian Stolz]

Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen,

ich wünsche Ihnen/Euch noch alles Gute und viel Erfolg im Neuen Jahr!
Anbei eine Session-Ankündigung des Kollegen Hans von Suchodoletz aus Leipzig auf der EGU 

Beste Grüße
Christian Stolz

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PD Dr. Christian Stolz
Vertreter der Professur für Physische Geographie und ihre Didaktik an der Europa-Universität Flensburg
Privatdozent an der Universität Mainz

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-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Hans von Suchodoletz [mailto:hans.von.suchodoletz at uni-leipzig.de] 
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 7. Januar 2016 14:08
An: Christian Stolz
Betreff: EGU-Sessionankündigung GM6.5/SSS2.23: Global Soil and Sediment transfers in the Anthropocene (PAGES-GloSS)

Hallo Christian,
Dir erst mal ein gutes neues Jahr!
Könntest Du diese EGU-Sessionankündigung bitte über den AK-Verteiler schicken?

Danke Dir & viele Grüße aus Leipzig,


Hans


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Dear colleagues,
we cordially invite you to  submit an abstract to:

EGU 2016 Session GM6.5/SSS2.23: Global Soil and Sediment transfers in the Anthropocene (PAGES-GloSS)

The vulnerability of soils to human-induced erosion and its downstream effects on fluvial and deltaic ecosystems is highly variable in space and time; dependent on climate, geology, the nature and duration of land use, and topography. Despite our knowledge of the mechanistic relationships between erosion, sediment storage, land-use and climate change, the global patterns of soil erosion, fluvial sediment flux and storage throughout the Holocene remain poorly understood.
The newly launched PAGES working group GloSS aims to determine the sensitivity of soil resources and sediment routing systems to varying land use types during the period of agriculture, under contrasting climate regimes and socio-ecological settings.
This session invites contributions to the GloSS working group from all areas of soil science, hydrology, geomorphology, ecology and (geo-)archaeology that illustrate or quantify the human impact on soils and sediment transfer during the Anthropocene. Papers covering empirical and modelling studies from local to global scales with a special focus on large-scale compilations and upscaling of proxies for human impacts are very much appreciated.


The abstract deadline is 13th Jan 2016. Please use the following to submit your abstract:

http://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2016/abstractsubmission/20611



We are looking forward to see you in Vienna:

Thomas Hoffmann (Federal Institute of Hydrology, GER) Veerle Vanacker (University of Louvain, BE) Markus Fuchs (University of Giesen, GER) Rajiv Sinha (Indian Institute of Kanpur) Hans von Suchodoletz (Leipzig University, GER)


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Dr. Hans von Suchodoletz

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