The 4th CMW will provide the opportunity to present new research on methodology, innovative sensor developments, new technology and data reporting, best practice protocols for monitoring the hydrology and meteorology of cave systems. We will also focus on techniques ensuring data accuracy and long-term continuity.
An interdisciplinary workshop on the physical oceanography, biogeochemistry and biology of fjords in the past, present and future.
A workshop focused on glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA), ice sheets, sea-level change, and associated geodetic and geophysical observational constraints will be held at the Institute of Ocean Sciences (IOS) and Pacific Geoscience Centre (PGC), located near Sidney, British Columbia, Canada, from 2-6 June 2025. The workshop aims to bring together 80-100 researchers of all career […]
This meeting will focus on the second objective of PALSEA-Next, which is to discuss, share, and plan the next steps for new and existing databases of paleo sea-level data. More specifically, the discussion session/workshop component of this meeting will focus on summarizing the work done by the community so far.
Our 3-week school aims to introduce graduate students (preferably PhD candidates, masters with exception) to a range of analytical methods that are foundational to or at the cutting edge of paleobiological research. Topics, taught by rotating expert instructors, will include e.g., probability theory, maximum likelihood and Bayesian methods, resampling techniques, correlation and regression, multivariate statistics, methods of […]
The Core Logging School CoLoS provides exposure to the theoretical background and practical skills of sedimentological borehole core logging and is designed for the Geoscientists at various stages of professional career. The CoLoS Programme integrates theory, examples of applications and practical exercises and includes one day of theoretical classes and three days of practical training in […]
