It is always great to work in #Alaska with @jrkielhofer on #soils and #geomorphology. However, this time we were even more fortunate to have @DRIScience writer Elyse DeFranco tag along and help us out! Check out her nice write-up on the trip!
If you are at #INQUARoma2023 come stop by Room 11 - Scienze della Terra CU005 @ 4:15-6:15pm!
The talks in this session should be great (Climate Records from Coastal Systems), don't let the 38C heat deter you from attending!
#paleofire#charcoal#firehistory@AusQuaternary
Congrats to Jennifer Kielhofer (@DRIScience ) and colleagues! Check out their new paper on temperature reconstruction for interior Alaska using #GDGT and and its potential effects on early human settlement.
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
New paper just out: "Hydraulic gradient and wave height control the success of estuary artificial entrance openings". Data from >135 openings shows that the hydraulic gradient controls the rates of change in channel expansion, drainage, and flow velocity during estuary openings🌊
The IGCP 725 team is pleased to announce the return of 'Geochron January'!
This free & fully virtual workshop (mix of pre-recorded talks & synchronous breakout sessions) will be held on 19 January '23.
See below for more info. And register here: forms.office.com/e/ce3RqMtfM…
ALT Poster image describing IGCP Project 725 "Geochron January". For full details, see https://www.sfu.ca/igcp-725/upcomingevents.html
Intl scientists, incl UC Prof @jamesshul1 & PhD graduate Dr @NickRPatton, share new insights into the origins of K’gari (Fraser Island) & the iconic Great Barrier Reef, which might date back to a time of climate change on Earth over 800k years ago. shorturl.at/pqY01
Some coverage in the Guardian. Commentary by Patrick Moss this time.
Fraser Island’s formation over 1m years ago was critical to development of Great Barrier Reef, study reveals theguardian.com/australia-ne…