Session ID: 82362
Session Title: Sustaining Critical Zone function: challenge of incorporating socio-economic factors and developing policy
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Session Description:
Session ID: #83317
Session Title: Biological weathering in the Critical Zone: An integrated multi-domain approach
Section: Biogeosciences
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Session Title: EP013 - Data-driven approaches toward understanding Earth surface processes on continental and global scales
Section: Earth and Planetary Surface Processes
Submission Link: https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm19/prelim.cgi/Session/75818
Abstract:
Dear colleagues, For the next AGU, in San Fransisco, December 9-13, we are pleased to announce that our session "Critical Zone: from natural to social sciences" has been accepted. This is the first time AGU is encouraging a session in which geological and ecological sciences will exchange with social sciences on the object "Critical Zone".
Dear colleagues,
We would like to invite you to submit an abstract to our AGU session on interdisciplinary research and applications. We are convening this session for the second year, after a fruitful discussion in 2018 and amazing turnout.
once again, we are looking for a diverse set of works on interdisciplinary research and applications, which will also serve as the foundation of a thematic number planned to be published after the meeting.
Please consider submitting an abstract to session B045: Expanding the Critical Zone concept to examine biogeochemistry in Latin America and beyond.
Dear colleagues,
The deadline to submit an abstract for this year's GSA conference in Phoenix is tomorrow, June 25th!
We invite contributions to a GSA session T16: Building Bridges between Modern and Deep-Time Critical Zones.
We are organizing a session at AGU on "Controls, dynamics, and responses of deep soil carbon to land use and climate change".
Earth Lab will be hosting the NEON Science Summit in Boulder, Colorado on October 15-17, 2019. This meeting will convene current and prospective users of data from the National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) to explore major questions that can be addressed at continental scales. At this workshop you will further your understanding of NEON data products and their potential use, build a network of NEON data users, and help drive questions in ecology and environmental science.
