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SteepestDescent 2016

"Steepestdescent" is a "GilbertClub"-type event, held on the saturday after the EGU meeting (Saturday 23rd of April, this year).

Our objective is to add one day of focused interactions and networking between people interested in surface dynamics in a broad sense. We hope this will serve the growing community of surface dynamics in Europe, and that it will be a good opportunity to foster special atmosphere and good spirit among us.

The day's schedule is composed of 3 research talks and informal discussion around your posters + time for coffee, pastries and lunch (all included).

Everyone interested in geomorphology and earth surface processes is encouraged to attend! Bring, display and discuss your EGU poster.

Schedule:

9am: SteepestDescent Team welcome & coffee/croissants

9.15am: Josh West (University of Southern California):
"The imprint of erosion on chemical weathering, and its relevance for the long-term carbon cycle and climate"

10.30am: Coffee break and chatting around your posters

11am: Sanjeev Gupta (Imperial College London):
"Reconstructing ancient landscapes on Mars: Curiositys exploration of Gale crater"

12.15am: Lunch on site (and more discussion around posters)

1.15pm: Michele Koppes (University of British Columbia)
"When do glaciers shape mountains?"

2.30pm: Closing discussion

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Looking forward to seeing you in Vienna!
The SteepestDescent Team

CONTACT:
steepestdescentmeeting@gmail.com