The NSF-funded Critical Zone Observatory (CZO) Program Town Hall will be held during the 2016 AGU Fall Meeting—Tuesday, December 13, 12:30 - 1:30pm in Moscone West - 3022. We invite members of the greater Earth Surface processes community to come discuss the future direction of CZ science and CZO Network.
AGU-SEG Hydrogeophysics Workshop: Imaging the Critical Zone
Stanford, California, 24-27 July, 2017
http://workshops.agu.org/hydrogeophysics/
Abstract submission deadline: February 23, 2017
The NSF-funded Critical Zone Observatory (CZO) Program Town Hall will be held during the 2016 AGU Fall Meeting—Tuesday, December 13, 12:30 - 1:30pm in Moscone West - 3022. We invite members of the greater Earth Surface processes community to come discuss the future direction of CZ science and CZO Network.
Critical Zone Observatories: Platforms for Collaborative Science
Tuesday, December 13, 12:30 - 1:30pm, Moscone West - 3022
Please join us for a lively discussion on the future direction of CZ science, the CZO Network, and collaboration.
The next symposium of the Geochemistry of the Earth’s Surface (GES-11) will be held in Guiyang, China, 11th - 16th June, 2017. GES-11 will emphasize the recent advancements of all surface-earth system sciences, with an ambitious agenda for Earth’s future.
1-Day Training: Scientific Sensing using Unmanned Aircraft Systems AirCTEMPs
Sensors, flight-platforms, applications, operations, and logistics
December 11th 2016 at Stanford University
http://ctemps.org/announcement/1-day-training-scientific-sensing-using-unmanned-aircraft-systems-december-11
The Cutting Edge of Fiber Optics: Temperature and Acoustic Applications in Earth Science
Principles, Operation,Data Analysis, and Demonstrations
December 10-11, 2016 at Stanford University
http://ctemps.org/announcement/workshop-cutting-edge-fiber-optics-temperature-and-acoustic-applications-earth-science
Dear Colleagues,
Please consider our new session on how water limitation impacts terrestrial cycling of water, energy, and biogeochemicals. We invite contributions from both hydrological (catchment) and ecological perspectives. We are excited to hear from invited speakers Ben Poulter (NASA) and Mike Goulden (UC Irvine).
You may find session details below or at
The NSF-funded Critical Zone Observatories (CZOs) and National Office (CZONO) will be well represented at the upcoming annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco (Dec. 14-18). Over 150 posters and presentations will be made by this community in numerous sessions spanning Monday through Friday of the meeting -- see attached agenda for a list of these presentations.
The Mcknight lab group will be holding a DOM Fluorescence Workshop on November 6th and 7th, followed by a special session on the 8th at University of Colorado at Boulder. The two-day workshop is for students and scientists working on projects involving fluorescence analysis of dissolved organic matter. The special session on Sunday, Nov. 8th Session focuses on how on creating your own PARAFAC model.
