Frontiers in Water Research Topic:
Assessment of the Impact of Covid-19 Pandemic on Water, Environment and Related Ecological and Human Systems
A special issue of MDPI journal Water (ISSN 2073-4441): "Catchments as Observatories of the Hydrological and Biogeochemical Functioning of the Critical Zone"
This special issue belongs to the section "Hydrology".
Call for abstracts (poster presentation)
Dear colleagues,
As you may be aware, there is a U.S. Department of Energy workshop occurring in late January on coordinated, open watershed science (see below for info).
The workshop team is very interested in community input and using that input to guide the workshop and associated report. To that end, we are announcing a call for white papers that is open to everyone. White papers are due January 15th
Dear Colleagues:
Don’t just present your research at the AGU meeting, take the challenge to present it in a lightning talk in language the public and policy decision makers can understand.
If you have already submitted an abstract, you can still submit one to public affairs. Please consider submitting an abstract to PA027 “How Does Your Geoscience Research Matter, and Can You Explain How It Matters to Other Scientists and the Public?”
We invite abstracts to our session B071 “Soil organic carbon: mechanisms of stabilization and change in the Anthropocene ” at the AGU Fall 2018
It’s not too late to submit your abstract to:
EP044 Tree, Water, Regolith and Rock: The Role of Roots and Plant Hydraulics in Critical Zone Processes
Session Description:
Dear Colleagues,
If you work in cold places, submit an abstract to the Fall 2018 AGU session...
EP047: When rock meets water and ice: Geomorphic and hydrologic response in periglacial Critical Zones
Please consider submitting to our session at the annual GSA meeting in Indianapolis, and invite others who could be interested! We have made a concerted effort to have our invited speakers be from the emerging-star-scientists category. Full session title is: "Measuring and modeling fluxes across the surface water/groundwater interface".
Consider submitting an abstract to the following AGU 2018 session. Abstracts are due 1 August 2018 23:59 EDT.
