[Aqualist] Call for Abstracts PAST CLIMATES meeting May 15-17th 2009
Marcus Vandergoes
M.Vandergoes at gns.cri.nz
Wed Mar 4 05:42:33 EST 2009
Dear fellow Paleoclimate scientists and Australasian INTIMATE members,
This email is to alert you that abstracts and registration are now being
accepted for the PAST CLIMATES meeting to be held in May 2009, Wellington,
New Zealand.
For more information including abstract deadlines, meeting updates and
draft programme please go to
http://www.paleoclimate.org.nz/pastclimates/index.html
I hope to see you there.
On behalf of the organising committee
Regards
Marcus Vandergoes
PAST CLIMATES meeting Overview
The meeting will outline the latest advances in understanding past
climates in New Zealand and Australia, the causes and effects of climate
change in the Southern Hemisphere and the relationships with global
climate change.
National and international participants will discuss climate in
Australasia and the Southern Hemisphere during ice age and warm world
conditions, highlighting collaborative research on the INTegration of
Ice-core, MArine and TErrestrial records (INTIMATE) and past climate
modelling to provide a multidimensional understanding of climate change.
The first day of the meeting is the Past Climates Symposium, in which
leading Australasian and International researchers will explain how
Southern Hemisphere climate research has advanced understanding of
regional and global climate change. Closing the symposium will be the
Antarctic Research Centre's annual S.T. Lee Lecture in Antarctic Studies
which will cover environmental and scientific research in Antarctica.
Symposium presentations will be aimed at a non-specialist audience with an
interest in the science behind climate change and the relationships
between the Southern Hemisphere and the global climate system.
Days two and three of the meeting consist of more detailed
"workshop-style" presentations and discussions. Workshop participation is
invited from researchers in all areas of Quaternary climate change science
that focuses on reconstructing past changes as a means of informing our
predictions of future changes.
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Dr. Marcus Vandergoes
Quaternary Paleoclimate Scientist
Paleontology & Environmental Change
GNS Science
Postal address: P.O. Box 30-368, Lower Hutt 5040,
Courier address: 1 Fairway Drive, Avalon , Lower Hutt 5010,
New Zealand.
tel: +64-4-5704541 fax: +64-4-5704603
email: m.vandergoes at gns.cri.nz
Website:www.gns.cri.nz
Assistant Research Professor - Paleoecology
Climate Change Institute
303 Bryand Global Science Center
University of Maine
Orono, ME 04469, USA
email: vandergoes at maine.edu
fax +1 207-581-1203
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