[Aqualist] AGU session V45 - Volcanic eruptions and climate change: past to present

Barrows, Timothy T.Barrows at exeter.ac.uk
Thu Jun 16 03:17:21 EST 2011


Dear colleagues,

The abstract submission is now open for this year's AGU Fall Meeting,
which will be held in San Francisco from 5 to 9 December. We would
like to draw your attention to our session, "Volcanoes and Climate Change:
Past to Present" (session V45). A description of our session follows:

The last few years have seen a dramatic increase in research on the
relationship between volcanic eruptions and climate. This renaissance
has been driven by new insights about the climatic and meteorological
impacts of small eruptions as well as new theoretical models for the
effects of geoengineering schemes and limited nuclear exchanges which
draw on the behavior of large eruptions. The goal of this session is to
bring together various perspectives on volcanic eruptions and climate,
ranging from small eruptions like Eyjafjallajokull to large super-eruptions
like Toba and spanning the Quaternary to the recent, with the expectation
that the cross-fertilization of ideas among disciplines will further advance
the underlying science.

If you are doing research relevant to this topic, we strongly encourage you
to submit an abstract. The deadline for all submissions is 4 August 23:59
EDT/03:59 +1 GMT. More information about the Conference is available
at http://sites.agu.org/fallmeeting/

Thank you very much for your consideration,

Session conveners:

Ken Verosub klverosub at ucdavis.edu<mailto:klverosub at ucdavis.edu>

Wyss Yim wwsyim at hku.hk<javascript:main.compose('new','t=wwsyim at hku.hk')>


Professor W.W.-S. Yim DSc (London)
Department of Earth Sciences, The University of Hong Kong
Pokfulam Road, Hong Kong SAR, China
Adjunct Professor, School of Energy & Environment,
City University of Hong Kong
Tel: 852-2241 5089 (direct) 852-2859 1084 (messages)
Fax: 852-2517 6912 E-mail: wwsyim at hku.hk<mailto:wwsyim at hku.hk> / wswyim at cityu.edu.hk<mailto:wswyim at cityu.edu.hk>




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