We would like to thank everyone who visited our booth, participated in our International CZO Workshop, town hall and GIFT workshop, and attended our presentations, posters and Union Session. We look forward more CZ science next year in NOLA!
The 2016 AGU Fall Meeting will be held December 12-16 in San Francisco, CA. Below is a list of some CZ science-related sessions, talks, poster sessions and event occurring during the 2016 AGU meeting. For a complete list of CZO presentations and posters at AGU 2016, please see the CZO Agenda.
Critical Zone Observatories (CZOs) are natural laboratories for investigating Earth surface processes. CZO research seeks to understand these coupled processes across all timescales using quantitative models parameterized from observations of meteorological variables, streams, and groundwater, and sampling and analyzing landforms, bedrock, soils, and ecosystems. Teams of cross-disciplinary scientists at nine sites across the United States work to further CZ science using field and theoretical approaches, education and outreach. The U.S. network now includes a national office and funds to develop international collaborations, and currently is working to develop strong ties with other U.S. entities including the LTER network and CUAHSI.
In this town hall the CZO community seeks to engage the greater Earth surface and environmental science community through: 1) a brief update on the recent development of a strategic plan for the U.S. CZO network and a status report of international CZ science activities; and, 2) a presentation by CZO researcher(s) highlighting important advances that could not have been made without the CZO approach. All scientists interested in problems related to the surface Earth environment are invited.
The Graduate Research Group will be holding a social meet and greet outside on the patio at Zeitgeist Beer Garden. Bringing a jacket is recommended. This location can be easily reached via the 16th St and Mission BART station, UBER, or taxi. Look for our Critical Zone science banner! All graduate students and early career scientists are welcome to attend. For additional information/questions, please contact Justin Richardson (justin.richardson@cornell.edu).
Talks given by William Dietrich (UC Berkeley), Steven Holbrook (UWyoming), Jennifer McIntosh (UArizona), Ying Fan (Rutgers), Amilcare Porporato (Duke), David Beerling (USheffield)
*This Union talk will also be available on AGU On-Demand.
View a list of papers with this session: https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm16/meetingapp.cgi/Session/13170
View a list of papers with this session: https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm16/meetingapp.cgi/Session/13942
Talks given by Brian Collins (USGS), Rachel Glade (CU Boulder), Adam Forte (Arizona State U), Sean Gallen (ETH- Zurich), Nicole West (Central Mich U), Brendan Murphy (U of Texas), Eric Deal (U of Grenoble-Alpes), Arvind Singh (U of Central Florida)
Talks given by Roman DiBiase (PSU), Xavier Comas (Florida Atlantic U), Bryan Moravec (UArizona), Nicole West (Central Michigan U), Beth Fisher (UMinn), Xin Gu (PSU), William Hahm (UC Berkeley) and Ken Ferrier (GIT)
Talks given by Kalthleen Lohse (Idaho State U), Veerle Vanacker (Université Catholique de Louvain), Eric Winchell (UC Boulder), Lindsay Arvin (UWyoming), Caroline Nash (Oregon State U), Francis Rengers (USGS), Adam Wymore (UNH) and Praveen Kumar (U Illinois - Urbana Champaign)
View a list of papers with this session: https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm16/meetingapp.cgi/Session/13939
Talks given by: Jennifer Druhan (U of Illinois- Urbana Champaign), Hangsheng Lin (PSU), Sylvain Kuppel (U of Aberdeen), Christopher Duffy (PSU), Theodore B Barnhart (CU Boulder), Xing Chen (Duke), Yannis Dialynas (GIT)
View a list of papers with this session: https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm16/meetingapp.cgi/Session/13129
Talks given by William Dietrich (UC Berkeley), Steven Holbrook (UWyoming), Jennifer McIntosh (UArizona), Ying Fan (Rutgers), Amilcare Porporato (Duke), David Beerling (USheffield)