DGGV-Webinare
Die DGGV wird künftig Webinare zu unterschiedlichen, geowissenschaftlichen Themen anbieten. Die Vorträge werden überwiegend in englischer Sprache angeboten.
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SEDIMENTOLOGIE
#Sedimentology.Lunch - Talks & Discussions during Lunchtime - 12:30 - 13:30 - every 2nd Thursday per month, starting in Nov. 2020.
12-11-2020
From mountain chains to grains: Tracing Alpine erosion using sedimentary provenance analysis
Laura Stutenbecker (TU Darmstadt) (MP4 136 MB)
10-12-2020
Beyond the paradigms: Advances on our understanding on submarine lobe deposits
Yvonne Spychala (Leibniz University Hannover) (MP4 80,5 MB)
14-01-2021
Process interactions in modern and ancient coastal sedimentary systems
Marcello Gugliotta (University of Bremen). (MP4 84 MB)
11 Februar 2021 | 12:30–13:30 h
Reconstructing the Jurassic temperature record of Gondwana: palaeoclimatic, palaeogeographic and palaeoecologic implications
Matthias Alberti (University of Kiel).
11-03-2021
Lacustrine sediments as natural seismographs: from mud stories to new insights in
earthquake recurrence Jasper Moernaut (University of Innsbruck)
08-04-2021
The importance of wind-driven hydrodynamics for the distribution of clastics in lakes
Mathieu Schuster (Université de Strasbourg)
20-05-2021
Holocene carbonate sedimentation and sea-level dynamics in the Indo-Pacific region
Thomas Mann (BGR Hannover, ZMT Bremen)
10-06-2021
Near-seafloor circulation at contourite depositional systems
Elda Miramontes García (MARUM Bremen)
08-07-2021
The depositional record of tsunamis - characteristics, preservation potential and inverse modelling
Michaela Spiske (Universität Basel)
Für die Teilnahme an dieser Veranstaltung müsst Ihr Euch aus Datenschutzgründen registrieren - das geht jedoch schnell und ist wirklich unkompliziert. Bitte nutzt den folgenden Link hierfür: https://www.conftool.net/dggv-seminars/
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TSK - TEKTONIK - STRUKTURGEOLOGIE - KRISTALLINGEOLOGIE
#TSK.Seminare - Talks & Diskussions in the afternoon - 16:00 - 17:00
Every week on Wednesday, starting on 14th April until 19th May
Upcoming talks
14-04-2021
Neotectonics of stable continental interiors – active faults in Central Europe Klaus Reicherter (RWTH Aachen)
21-04-2021
No seminar due to EGU conference
28-04-2021
Rate-dependent brittle deformation and fault gouge extrusion: An example from the North-Anatolian-Fault Zone
Thomas Kenkmann (University of Freiburg, Freiburg i. Br.)
05-05-2021
Adria, Alps and AlpArray: Neogene kinematics of the Adriatic plate and geodynamic implications
Eline Le Breton (FU Berlin)
12-05-2021
How extensional tectonics and surface processes interact to shape continental plate boundaries
Susanne Buiter (RWTH Aachen)
19-05-2021
Alles schon mal dagewesen? Die Klimakrise aus Sicht der Geowissenschaften
Nikolaus Froitzheim (University of Bonn)
Not organised by DGGV
HYDROGEOLOGIE - HYDROLOGIE
28-04-2021
Surface water-groundwater connectivity controls on critical zone processes
Kamini Singha, Colorado School of Mines, US
20-06-2021
Streambed tapestries: Stream-groundwater mixing and relationships with morphology, metals, and microbes
Audrey Sawyer, Ohio State University, US
8-09-2021
Transport mechanisms across geomorphic transitions: analysis of spatial and temporal patterns of river-floodplain connectivity
Paola Passalacqua, University of Texas, US
14-12-2021
Modification of waves and water flows through the presence of coastal wetlands: a journey from the micro- to the macro-scale
Iris Moeller, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
SEDIMENTOLOGIE
Dan Le Heron – University of Vienna
14-04-2021
Late Early Jurassic environmental perturbations: a shallow-water perspective
Stéphane Bodin – Aarhus University
21-04-2021
Investigating heterogeneous geochemistry of brines and sediments from the Salar de Llamara: A case study from a polyextreme environment
Amanda Oehlert – University of Miami
18-05-2021
Braiding knowledges of braided rivers: integrating place-based, indigenous and situated knowledges in the study of glaciated watersheds
Michele Koppes, University of British Columbia, Canada
15-06-2021
The importance of plants for river geomorphology
Angela Gurnell, Queen Mary University London, UK
13-08-2021
Riverine invasive species management – thinking outside the box
Tanya Doody, CSIRO, Australia
20-10-2021
Finding a signal in the noise: how turbulence, jamming, and bed structure explain variations in the onset of sediment motion
Elowyn Yager, University of Idaho, US
8-11-2021
River processes in landscape evolution models: Possibilities for the next decade
Nicole Gasparini, Tulane University, US
26-01-2022
Unlocking deeper time perspectives on rivers and their contribution to landscape change
Anne Mather, University of Plymouth, UK
NATURKATASTROPHEN
und ihre Auswirkungen auf das System Erde
12-04-2021 - 18:00 - Digital Lecture
Naturkatastrophen und ihre Auswirkungen auf das System Erde
Glaziologie, Arktis, Klima
Markus Rex (Alfred-Wegener-Institut / Helmholtz-Zentrum für Polar- und Meeresforschung, Potsdam
26-04-2021 - 18:00 - Öffentlicher Abendvortrag - Digital Lecture
Epidemien, Vulkanausbrüche und Sturmfluten: Katastrophen aus historischer Sicht
Michael North (Universität Greifswald)
17-05-2021 - 18:00 - Öffentlicher Abendvortrag - Digital Lecture
Auswirkungen großer Meteoriteneinschläge auf das System Erde
Ulrich Riller (Universität Hamburg)
31-05-2021 - 18:00 - Öffentlicher Abendvortrag - Digital Lecture
Kosmische Katastrophen: Sonneneruptionen und ihre Bedeutung für das Erdsystem
Christian von Savigny (Universität Greifswald)
14-06-2021 - 18:00 - Digital Lecture
Ruhelose Calderen – ihre Struktur, Entstehung und Aktivität am Beispiel des Kīlauea Vulkans auf Hawaii
Nicole Richter (Helmholtz-Zentrum Potsdam / Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum GFZ)
28-06-2021 - 18:00 -
Irdische Katastrophen: Erdbeben und die Folgen
Martin Meschede (Universität Greifswald)